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Bimini ferry

Navigating the boarding process at Port Everglades can be stressful. To ensure your getaway to the Bahamas starts perfectly, our team at I Love Ferry has developed this visual logistics report. Whether you are a first-time traveler or a frequent visitor, these insights into Terminal 21 and boarding protocols are essential for a smooth sailing.

Ferry Logistics Map Fort Lauderdale to Bimini

Bimini route visual logistics

Essential info before arriving at the port

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The 3-Hour Rule

Arrive exactly 3 hours before departure. Check-in closes 60 mins before sailing—no exceptions.

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Terminal 21

Primary gate at Port Everglades. Follow signs for "Northport" to reach the ferry entrance.

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Bag Allowance

One small personal item included. Checked bags and oversized items require pre-payment.

Download the visual Mini Guide

Save our technical guide on your phone for offline access at the terminal.

Download PDF Mini Guide

Detailed boarding protocol description

This logistics report illustrates the critical path for passengers traveling from Florida to Bimini.

 The process begins at Midport Garage, the recommended parking facility for long-term stays.

From there, travelers must proceed to Terminal 21. The map highlights that documentation (Passport and Visas) is the first checkpoint before entering the security screening area.

We emphasize the '3-hour rule' because the Bahamas Customs pre-clearance takes place on the Florida side, requiring ample time for manifest processing.

Onboard services indicated include the snack bar, duty-free shop, and premium seating areas, ensuring travelers know what to expect during the 2-hour high-speed crossing.