Horseshoe Bay Beach
Region: South Shore
Nature
Representative beach with pink sand and turquoise blue sea
Tourism in Bermuda
Explore notable sights and destinations in this country
Tourist attractions
Crystal & Fantasy Caves
Region: Hamilton Parish
Nature
Fantastical cave with limestone stalactites reflected in water surface
Royal Naval Dockyard
Region: Sandy Parish
Modern Architecture
Shopping and museum area utilizing 19th-century naval shipyard ruins
St. George's Historic Town
Region: St. George's Island
Cultural Heritage
17th-century townscape registered as UNESCO World Heritage
Gibb's Hill Lighthouse
Region: Southampton
Modern Architecture
Among world's oldest cast-iron lighthouses with island-wide view
Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo
Region: Flatts
Educational Facility
Complex facility to learn from coral reef ecosystems to native animals
Blue Hole Park
Region: Tucker's Town
Nature
Landscape woven by sinkhole-like cove and mangroves
Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI)
Region: Hamilton
Educational Facility
Introduces oceanography and shipwreck history through interactive exhibits
Tobacco Bay
Region: St. George's Island
Nature
Shallow cove suitable for snorkeling
Spittal Pond Nature Reserve
Region: Smith's Parish
Nature
Highlights are migratory bird watching and limestone layer sea cliff erosion
Suggested itineraries
3-Day Highlight Tour
Duration (days): 3
Highlights: Horseshoe Bay, Crystal Caves, St. George, Royal Dockyard
Efficiently covers beaches, caves, World Heritage town walks, and shopping
Historical Exploration and Activities 5 Days
Duration (days): 5
Highlights: Peppercorn Ceremony, Kayak tour, Golf, Gibb's Hill Lighthouse
Plan combining colonial heritage and outdoor sports
Travel tips
- Island buses convenient with prepaid tokens or day passes
- Rental cars unavailable to foreigners, so use scooters or electric mini-cars
- Credit cards accepted almost everywhere but cash recommended for small shops
- Strong UV rays in summer, so carry high SPF sunscreen and hat
- Check latest weather information for travel during hurricane season (June-November)
- Water is rainwater, so conservation desirable
- Reef-safe sunscreen products recommended for coral protection
- Public Wi-Fi available at major hotels and cafes
- Better selection of desired souvenirs at town shops than airport
- Medical costs are high, so overseas travel insurance essential
- Prepare small-denomination US dollars for smooth payments
- Shops often have shortened hours or closed on Sundays
- Fishing requires permit; violations subject to fines
- Advance reservations secure for sunset cruises
- Voltage is 110V, 60Hz, North American Type A/B plugs