Things To Do
Explore by bike
Tourists can't hire cars in Bermuda so the best way to explore the island and get around is by hiring a scooter. We recommend using Oleander Cycles.
Snorkelling
The clear blue waters make Bermuda to perfect place to snorkel and discover the beautiful corals and colourful fish. Snorkel park, church bay and tobacco bay are great choices.
Mini Golf
By far the best mini golf course you'll ever play! Enjoy the panoramic 180 degree ocean views while putting in style! Then relax and enjoy refreshments at The ‘Caddy Shack’ Bar & Grill.
Railway Trail
Spanning the island from end to end, the Railway Trail follows an abandoned rail bed that winds through tranquil landscapes and along stunning rocky coastlines. Eighteen peaceful miles of island history and breathtaking views are yours to explore by foot or bike.
Dockyard
Dockyard is home to shops, a craft market, national museum, restaurants, attractions, snorkel park and mini golf
Snorkel Park
Spend a relaxing day swimming and snorkelling in the crystal-clear lagoon at Snorkel Park Beach. Dip into the shallow reefs and you’ll find sunken cannons and a variety of colourful fish. Snorkel Park Beach has everything you need for the day – from a beach bar and restaurant to bathrooms, lockers and water sports rentals.
Gibb's Hill Lighthouse
Climb the 185-step spiral staircase of Gibbs’ Hill Lighthouse to enjoy one of the best views on the island. It overlooks the South Shore and Little Sound, offering views of both the City of Hamilton and the Royal Naval Dockyard.
BDA Watersports
If you're looking to get out on the water, either on Jet Skis or a small boat we recommend BDA Watersports as they do great Jet Ski tours and are reasonably priced.
St.George's
Step back in time as you stroll the centuries-old brick streets of the Town of St. George. The well-preserved historic town and nearby fortress make St. George's and the East End a haven for British colonial architecture, history and culture. Nearby, discover many unique natural attractions, including the limestone formations of Tobacco Bay Beach, Tom Moore’s Jungle and the Crystal Caves of Bermuda.
Golf
With more courses per square mile than anywhere else, Bermuda is a true golfer's paradise. Port Royal is one for the golf lovers and it's even hosted PGA tournaments.
Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo
Brynley's favourite place on the island, Bermuda Aquarium. See and learn about wild creatures from Bermuda and around the world. Located in linked buildings at Flatts Village on the North Shore, this triple-threat attraction houses a range of animals and marine life in naturalistic environments. Plus, you can enjoy great water views of the Harrington Sound and Flatt's Inlet from a coastal walkway.
Front Street
Feel the City of Hamilton's urban energy and international vibe with a walk down Front Street. The waterfront promenade is the heart of the capital, where quaint colonial buildings painted in pinks, yellows and blues overlook the harbour. myriad of restaurants, pubs and retail shops that sell everything from high-end fashions and jewellery to souvenirs and, of course, rum. During the summer season, head to Front Street on Wednesday evenings for the weekly Harbour Nights festival to see lively Gombey dancers amid street food, family activities and local artisans.
Catch a ferry
Bermuda's ferry system offers an easy, scenic and fun way to get around the island. On the western end of Front Street in the City of Hamilton, the Hamilton Ferry Terminal is the main hub of the ferry system, with three routes starting and ending at this location. The Blue Route offers a direct, 20-minute ride to the Royal Naval Dockyard. The Green Route connects the City of Hamilton to other parts of the West End at Watford Bridge, Cavello Bay and Rockaway. The Orange Route, runs exclusively from the Dockyard to the Town of St. George. Riders can buy tokens, pay cash at the ferry or get a transport pass that allows unlimited rides on all ferries and buses.
Beach Day
There's a beach for every purpose in Bermuda, from lounging in the sun to swimming to hanging out with friends but the ones we recommend are Horseshoe Bay, Warwick Long Bay, Jobson's Cove and Tobacco Bay Beach.