St. George's is the oldest settlement in Bermuda and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s a charming town full of historic buildings, museums, and monuments. Don't miss getting a beautiful view from St. Peter's Church and the Bermudian Heritage Museum.
Horseshoe Bay Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Bermuda, known for its beautiful pink sands and clear waters. It's a great spot for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing, with amenities like beach chair rentals and a café.
The Royal Naval Dockyard is a restored naval base turned into a lively cultural hub with restaurants, shops, and attractions. Visit the National Museum of Bermuda, catch a glimpse of dolphins swimming at Dolphin Quest, or take a dip in the crystal clear waters at Snorkel Park Beach.
The Crystal Caves are a natural wonder of Bermuda, known for their stunning underground formations and crystal-clear waters. Take a guided tour and learn about the cave's history and geology before taking a boat ride across the lake.
End the day in the capital city of Hamilton, where you'll find a vibrant mix of shops, restaurants, and nightlife. Visit the Bermuda National Gallery, explore Front Street by foot, or enjoy a sunset drink at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club.
Total Estimated Costs: $166
Getting around Bermuda can be done by bus, taxi, or scooter. Buses run frequently and are the cheapest option, with a one-way fare costing $5. Taxis are expensive, with a ride from St. George's to Hamilton costing around $40. Renting a scooter costs around $80 a day, but it is a great way to explore the island.
Travel Time: Approximately 1 hour between all locations using private transportation.
If you have more time, you can explore other beaches like Tobacco Bay or Elbow Beach. You can also visit the Gibb's Hill Lighthouse, where you'll have a panoramic view of the island. If you have less time, consider skipping St. George's or the Crystal Caves and spending more time at Horseshoe Bay Beach or the Royal Naval Dockyard.
Bermuda International Airport (BDA) is the only airport on the island, located in St. George's Parish, about 10 miles northeast of Hamilton. The airport serves as a hub for Canadian and American airlines, with direct flights from New York, Toronto, Miami, and other cities. Taxis and public buses are available at the airport to take you to your destination on the island.