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Whatever brought you here, this is the place to raise it. The catalog covers eight ferry day trips, five to Bimini and three that also reach Grand Bahama, with published prices from $270 to $299 per person. If a detail on any of them is unclear, ask now rather than guess at the booking stage.
Questions welcome.
- Anything about a single listing, like whether the $299 Bimini roundtrip with hotel transfers picks up at your specific Miami Beach address or only at set points.
- Something that no longer matches: a from-price that has shifted on the live booking page, a Balearia sailing time that changed, or a Gray Line Miami trip that seems to have stopped running.
- Help choosing between two sailings, such as the $270 Fort Lauderdale day trip with roughly 6 hours on Bimini versus the $284 trip that also covers Grand Bahama on certain dates, and which works better for your group.
- A missing option: a Bahamas ferry day trip you searched for that is not in this catalog.
- Already read the FAQ and the guides? Send whatever is still open as a short note and it gets a direct answer.
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Each note that arrives is read by a person, start to finish. Most replies go out within a couple of working days, and they stay inside what can genuinely be checked: the current from-price on the live listing, which sailing matches your dates, or a straight admission that something cannot be confirmed from here. Reaching out does not put you on any list. Ask whether a passport card is enough for the ferry to Bimini, how the roughly 3-hour crossing to Grand Bahama differs from the 2-hour Bimini run, or which departure leaves the most hours ashore. Short, concrete questions get the best answers.
What To Expect
Money questions have a different home. Refunds, card disputes and voucher problems sit with the operator that ran your sailing or the booking site that charged your card. This site only compares the ferry day trips on offer, so a reply here will point you to the right desk rather than handle a payment itself.
Before any question is answered, it gets checked against the live booking page, since operators move prices and sailing times without much notice. If a tour shows a different rate on the listing than the figure recorded here, the listing wins. The reply will state plainly what shifted.
Reader questions shape what gets compared next. When the same request keeps landing, say a head-to-head of the Bimini ferry sailings out of Miami against the Fort Lauderdale departure, or how the Grand Bahama route measures up, it moves up the writing queue. One note rarely changes the plan by itself. Repeated ones do.
A reply that takes a few days usually means a detail is being confirmed against the operator's current listing, not that your note was missed. Spot a from-price that has moved, or a check-in window on one of the eight tour pages that no longer matches the terminal schedule? Send it in. Corrections from readers keep this catalog accurate.