Brown's Marina in Alice Town with sportfishing boats docked along the waterfront and the tiki bar visible on the boardwalk
North Bimini, The Bahamas

Brown's Marina

A classic fishing marina at the heart of Alice Town with island character.

Brown's Marina greets you as the first marina when entering Bimini Harbor, sharing 200 feet of waterfront boardwalk with the legendary Big John's Bar next door. This is classic Bimini: a working fishing marina where serious anglers moor alongside cruisers drawn by the island's laid-back charm and proximity to prime Gulf Stream waters.

The marina offers deep-water slips accommodating vessels up to 150 feet, with gated access, 24-hour security, and the kind of personal attention that larger resorts cannot replicate. From here, the beach, straw market, Bimini Museum, and customs office are all within easy walking distance along King's Highway.

Marina facilities

Brown's Marina provides approximately 30 deep-water slips suitable for sailboats and motor vessels up to 150 feet. The approach depth runs around 9 feet with dockside depths of 8 feet at low tide. Three-phase electrical service offers 30, 50, and 100 amp connections, and fresh water is available at each slip.

Security features include coded gate access, 24-hour surveillance cameras, and attentive staff. A webcam allows owners to check on their vessels remotely, and competitive rates make longer stays practical.

Fishing and island access

The marina caters to fishing enthusiasts with fuel services, a tackle shop, and fish cleaning stations. Gulf Stream fishing grounds lie just offshore, placing you within easy reach of marlin, tuna, wahoo, and mahi-mahi. Many guests trailer or fly in specifically for Bimini's legendary bite.

Ashore, the boardwalk connects directly to Big John's Bar and the pulse of Alice Town. The beach, straw market, Bimini Museum, ferry dock, seaplane ramp, and customs and immigration office are all walkable. Golf cart rentals let you explore the full length of North Bimini.

Atmosphere and amenities

Brown's cultivates a relaxed, social atmosphere. The tiki hut bar offers cold drinks dockside, while air-conditioned shower and bathroom facilities keep crews comfortable. A sandy lounging area with outdoor daybeds, stainless steel BBQ grills with granite countertops, picnic tables, and a volleyball area invite lingering.

The marina's position at the harbor entrance means easy in-and-out access for day trips while keeping you close to everything Alice Town offers after dark.

Getting there

Brown's Marina sits at the entrance to Bimini Harbor in Alice Town, North Bimini. Approaching from the Gulf Stream crossing, the marina is on your port side as you enter the harbor. The facility monitors VHF Channel 16. Cruisers arriving from South Florida typically make the 48-mile crossing in 3 to 5 hours. Commercial flights land at South Bimini Airport, with water taxi connections to North Bimini. The marina's central location puts customs, the ferry dock, and seaplane ramp within short walking distance.

Frequently asked questions

Does Brown's Marina have fuel?
Yes. The marina offers fuel services along with a tackle shop and fish cleaning stations, making it a practical base for fishing trips in Bimini waters.
Is Brown's Marina secure?
Yes. The marina features coded gate access, 24-hour security cameras, and attentive staff. A live webcam also allows owners to monitor their vessels remotely.
How close is Brown's Marina to Alice Town attractions?
Very close. The marina shares a boardwalk with Big John's Bar, and the beach, straw market, Bimini Museum, customs office, and ferry dock are all within easy walking distance along King's Highway.