Alice Town, Bimini is relatively walkable due to its compact layout where key amenities such as restaurants, shops, and marinas are all in close proximity. Travelers can conveniently explore the bustling main street and complete most errands on foot. The small size of Bimini allows for easy navigation without the frequent need for additional transportation, making it somewhat walkable despite not being a walker's paradise.

Public transit options in Alice Town are available but limited. There's a free tram service on North Bimini that connects various Resorts World properties, and water taxis facilitate travel between North and South Bimini. Though taxis are an option, the lack of a comprehensive public transit network across the island limits the ease of travel for those relying solely on transit options.

Bimini is fairly suitable for biking, thanks to its small size and generally flat terrain. Bike tours offer travelers a way to explore the island, and for those who have access to a bike, it's an efficient mode of transport. However, options for renting bikes are limited, and there may be a lack of dedicated bike infrastructure, such as lanes, which could be a drawback for more dedicated cyclists.