Bimini
Bimini
Fifty miles off Florida's coast. Hemingway kept a fishing base here in the 1930s, and the Bimini Road still sits under twenty feet of clear water off the north end.
Destinations
Where we fly.
On-demand charter to and from the Bahamas, throughout Florida, and across the United States. Below are the places we fly most often, but we can fly to thousands of airports not listed.
The Bahamas
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Grand Bahama
Freeport
One of the largest islands in the northern Bahamas. Duty-free shopping in town, and miles of quiet beach outside it.
New Providence
Nassau / Paradise Island
Set between the Atlantic and the Caribbean. Colonial-era downtown on one side of the harbor, the Paradise Island resorts on the other.
The Abacos
Marsh Harbour
The third-largest town in the Bahamas and the jumping-off point for Elbow Cay, Man-O-War and Great Guana. Boat rentals, marinas and ferries all leave from here.
The Abacos
Treasure Cay
Treasure Cay's crescent beach is regularly listed among the best in the Caribbean, and the airport sits ten minutes from the sand.
Eleuthera
North Eleuthera & Harbour Island
Land at North Eleuthera and you are a short taxi and water taxi from Dunmore Town on Harbour Island, and its three miles of pink sand.
Eleuthera
Governor's Harbour
The island's administrative centre, halfway down Eleuthera, with the Atlantic on one side and the bank on the other, often within a few hundred yards.
The Exumas
Exuma
Great Exuma is the base for the whole chain: Stocking Island across the harbour, Tropic of Cancer Beach to the south, and the cays stretching north toward Staniel.
The Exumas
Staniel Cay
A small cay in the middle of the Exumas with an airstrip, a yacht club and the two attractions everyone comes for: Pig Beach and Thunderball Grotto.
The Berry Islands
Chub Cay
A private island resort and marina at the southern tip of the Berrys, sitting right on the edge of the Tongue of the Ocean. Short flight, deep water.
Andros
Andros
Larger than all the other Bahamian islands combined and barely developed. Blue holes inland, the world's third-largest barrier reef offshore, and bonefish flats in between.
Cat Island
Cat Island
One of the least-visited islands in the country. Eight miles of empty beach at a time, and the Hermitage on Mount Alvernia at all of 206 feet.
The Berry Islands
Great Harbour Cay
The main settlement of the Berry Islands, with a protected marina cut into the rock and a long Atlantic beach that is usually empty. One of the shortest out-island flights we do.
Long Island
Long Island
Eighty miles long and rarely more than four wide, with cliffs on the Atlantic side and flats on the bank side. Home to the deepest blue hole in the Bahamas and one of its best beaches.
San Salvador
San Salvador
An outer island on the edge of the Atlantic where the reef wall drops straight into deep water a few hundred yards off the beach. Dive resorts, a working lighthouse, and not much traffic.
Eleuthera
South Eleuthera / Rock Sound
The southern third of Eleuthera, served by Rock Sound airport. Settlements of a few hundred people, a marina at Cape Eleuthera, and beaches on both coasts with nobody on them.
Florida
The Keys
Key West
America's southernmost point. Reef diving and fishing during the day, Duval Street at night, and the Hemingway house in between.
Space Coast
Melbourne
Beaches, fishing, golf and snorkeling on the Space Coast, minutes from Kennedy Space Center.
Gulf Coast
Naples
On the Gulf of Mexico, with high-end shopping and dining a block or two from some of the finest white sand in Florida.
Central Florida
Orlando
Disney World, Universal, SeaWorld and a skyline of resorts. We can have you on the ground before the gates open.
Gulf Coast
Tampa
A working business city on the Gulf Coast with a waterfront downtown, historic Ybor City, and bay views on the way in.
Not on the list?
These are the places we fly most, not the limit of where we go. Charter has no limit, if there's a runway at both ends, we can usually build the trip. That includes departing from your local airport rather than one of ours, and it includes the rest of the United States, not just Florida and the Bahamas.