Cheap Flights from Miami to Crooked Island

About Crooked Island

Crooked Island is a part of the Bahamas archipelago. This sparsely occupied island is best known for its pristine beaches, teal-colored waters, diving, and snorkeling areas. Its waters are a great spot for fishing. This tiny tropical paradise has the cleanest ocean waters in the Caribbean that shines in any imaginable shade of turquoise. If you are booking a Miami to Crooked Island flight, expect to be overwhelmed by its soft sands you haven’t found anywhere else.

Best Time to Book Miami to Crooked Island Flights

The weather of Crooked Islands lies south of the Tropic of Cancer. Its temperature remains moderate throughout the year. Even though it is a year round destination, the best time to visit the island to avoid high prices is between June and October, when the hotel prices are affordable.

Details About Miami to Crooked Island Flights

Only Bahamasair provides one flight on selected dates for Miami and Crooked Island. You may find a few connection flights as well. So, be flexible with date and time when taking a flight on this route. It takes three hours, with one layover at Nassau. The average airfare for a Miami to Crooked Island flight ticket costs around B$ 220 for a one-way trip and B$ 424 for a round trip. Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Miami International Airport and Colonel Hill Airport (MIA-CRI).

Best Hotels in Crooked Island

Nature’s Delight Lodge

Address –  King’s Highway, Colonel Hill Settlement, Bahamas

Price – B$ 245

Chester’s Highway Inn BoneFish Lodge

Address – M3W9+Q28, Chester’s Bay Chesters Acklins Island, Chester’s Settlement, Bahamas

Price – B$ 110

Places to Visit in Crooked Island

Seahorse Shores Beach

Seahorse Shores Beach on Crooked Island is a 1,75 mile long beach. It stretches from Landrail Point to PittsTown in the northwest of the island. Its turquoise waters have very little current and so it makes for a perfect spot for swimming and snorkeling.

Salt Lagoon

This inland lake was used to extract salt from the ocean in the past. The industry was abandoned but the lagoon hasn’t lost its charm. Now the salt pond is filled with mangroves, which is home to various sea birds, including flamingos. It is a perfect attraction to admire the rugged vistas of the island.

Bathing Beach

Also known as ‘Swim Beach’, begins at French Wells in the southwest and extends up to the north for six miles. The beach is mostly white sands, with a few rocky areas. Since the waters here are shallow, it is perfect for swimming. It is a secluded area, so you may not find any other people around.

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