Dolphin House Museum / $20 per person

This museum is a must see when visiting Bimini. There is so much to see and so much detail in the work. I know when I visit again, there will be things I didn't notice or realize the first time. Dominic was a great guide and is very knowledgeable about the whole building and it's history. This stop was definitely a highlight of our trip.

Stopped by for a tour of the museum. The artist and his sister took great care of us. They were so hospitable. When you visit, bring something to leave on the wall to commentate your time there.

Sir Ashley's creation is an incredible and beautiful wonder that can't completely be described and truly must be seen!

The Dolphin House Museum in Bimini, Bahamas, is a unique, hand-built structure created by local artist and historian Ashley Saunders. Made from recycled materials like shells and sea glass, it showcases Bimini’s culture and history through vibrant mosaics and artwork. It’s both a museum and Saunders' home, offering visitors a one-of-a-kind glimpse into the island’s spirit with just a $20 entry fee.

CASH ONLY. This place was super cool and the most creative building I’ve ever seen. The building is made of recycled and donated materials and is stunning. I saw the dolphin house while it was raining but it didn’t take away from the tour.

An absolutely amazing experience with Mr Ashley Saunders. The creativity, artistry and craftsmanship was seen in every single square inch of this beautiful home and work of art. Looking at his breathtaking masterpiece from afar or viewing photos does this place no justice. It's not until you're up close and personal that you see all the hidden treasures in plain sight and coupled with the personal walk through from Mr Saunders himself, you are immersed in a sense of wonder and amazement. This is talent and hospitality rarely see and truly the highlight of not only my cruise vacation but the best part of visiting Bimini. Sending our sincere condolences and deepest appreciation for allowing us to see your masterpiece. We shall never forget it.

Very interesting place to see. We didn't have time to go inside but did walk around it for a few minutes. There was a guy there to give a tour if you wanted to go inside. If driving, I would suggest you enter from the top of the street on Kings highway going towards Queens highway as it's very narrow. Very little parking but enough for a golf cart. It was interesting to see all the mosaic pieces that make up this building.

This was a nice experience and a must-see. The entrance fee was low. The host was friendly and welcoming. You can tell a lot of time and care were displayed throughout the home. The views from the top were wonderful.