Bermuda in One Day

• Gibbs Hill Lighthouse (9:00 AM) - This is one of the most popular sites in Bermuda. Located at the highest point of the island, it offers panoramic views of the island. Visitors get to climb 185 steps to the top of the lighthouse.
• St. George's Historic Town (11:00 AM) - A UNESCO World Heritage site, this is one of the oldest English towns in the New World. Visitors can explore the cobblestone streets, museums, churches, forts and enjoy some shopping in the nearby stores.
• Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (2:00 PM) - Located in Flatts Village, this is the perfect place to learn about the unique marine wildlife of Bermuda. The aquarium is filled with exhibits including a replica of a coral reef that is home to hundreds of species of fish.
• Horseshoe Bay Beach (4:00 PM) - This is one of the most iconic beaches in Bermuda. Visitors can stroll along the pink sand, relax under the sun, admire the crystal clear waters, and take stunning pictures to remember for a lifetime.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Gibbs Hill Lighthouse (1 hour, $10)
• St. George's Historic Town (2 hours, free)
• Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (2 hours, $15)
• Horseshoe Bay Beach (2 hours, free)
Total Estimated Costs: $35

Transportation

To make the most of one day in Bermuda, we recommend hiring a moped or scooter. Alternatively, taxis are readily available at all popular tourist spots. A full-day moped rental costs around $50, while a taxi tour for the day would cost around $150. Be sure to bring a map, sunscreen and a helmet if you decide to rent a moped, and ensure you are comfortable driving on the opposite side of the road. Keep in mind that there can be traffic during peak tourism periods, so factor in some extra time for travel.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider taking a glass-bottom boat or catamaran tour and explore more beaches & reefs. You can also visit the Crystal Caves, take a trip to the western end of Bermuda to the Royal Naval Dockyard, or try some water sports. If you have less time, you can skip Horseshoe Bay Beach and spend more time at one of the other places we suggested. Remember to wear comfortable shoes and stay hydrated throughout your trip, as Bermuda can be humid.