Emilee & Eliot
Things To Do
Explore Bermuda
Visit the capital, Hamilton, to see harbor front streets filled with colorful buildings and explore the local shops and restaurants. You can enjoy Bermuda's history by visiting one of the many forts (we love Fort Scaur), exploring the town of St. George’s, and climbing to the top of Gibbs Hill Lighthouse where the view is incredible. The crystal caves are also a popular tourist destination to see the underground caverns that exist on the island.
Getting Around
The best ways to get around Bermuda: - Taxis - Rent mopeds for the day - Electric Two-Seater Cars (Twizzy or Rugged) - Ferry (which leaves near Pompano and can take you directly into Hamilton or St. George’s)
Golfing
Next door to Pompano Beach Club is a renowned golf course, Port Royal Golf Club. You may have seen this on the PGA tour for the Bermuda Open! With stunning views throughout the course, you are sure to miss a putt or two while taking in the scenery (just ask Greg!). *Additional courses include: Tuckers Point, Mid Ocean Club, Turtle Bay, St. George’s Club
Visit the South Shore Beaches
Some of the most iconic Bermuda beaches are a short ride away from Pompano Beach Club. The most famous of these is Horseshoe Bay, which is known for its rocky bluffs, inviting water and pink sand.
Water Sports
If you enjoy spending time in the water there is no shortage of things to do in Bermuda! You can sign up for a scuba diving excursion to see one of Bermuda’s many shipwrecks and coral reefs, rent jet skis, go deep sea fishing off the coast or stay within the waterfront of Pompano Beach Club to paddle board, snorkel or kayak. If joining us at Pompano, they can assist in booking excursions with local vendors.
Pickleball
On Pompano Beach Club property there are three pickleball courts where you can have a friendly round robin or competitive show down (looking at you Kerri Lamb!). Pompano does have a collection of paddles for guest use, but feel free to bring your lucky paddle from home.
Get a Fish Sandwich
After Emmy had her first Bermudian fish sandwich, she swore to never visit Bermuda again without getting one (and taking dozens of photos to document). Here are where you can get our favorites: -Woody's -Art Mels