Located in waters west of the bluff of North Bimini are beautiful square blocks and perfectly straight alignments of stones referred to as The Bimini Road. Fifteen hundred feet long, these stones lie in an orderly row. It is believed that this was part of the road system of the Lost Continent of Atlantis. According to some researchers, the site is completely identical in design to a known harbor and installations submerged in the Mediterranean, which indicates they were built in the same period by the same seafaring people. It is a popular scuba diving site which can be accessed by boat only.
Contact Information
Harbour Island Tourist Office
Local: (242) 347-3529
Email: tourism@bahamas.com
See Also
What Is The Mysterious Sunken “Bimini Road” And Where Does It Lead?About Us - Resorts World BiminiHistory of Bimini | Bimini Biological Field Station FoundationThis Stunning Island Chain in the Bahamas Has Epic Scuba Diving, Luxury Beachfront Hotels, and Delicious Seafood — and It's Just 50 Miles From Florida