Bermuda beckons visitors with its British colonial charm and pristine pink sand beaches. This British overseas territory located just 700 nautical miles from North Carolina, is an archipelago of seven main islands and about 170 other islets and rocks.
World-class sailing events bring people from all over the world to Bermuda, while the Bermuda Carnival, Harbour Nights, and the annual Cup Match in cricket keep the party going on land. Golfers will want to visit Bermuda to play a few rounds, it has more golf courses per square mile than anywhere else in the world. Balmy temperatures and spectacular natural beauty make Bermuda a great getaway all year long.
ROYAL NAVAL DOCKYARD & WEST END
Bermuda’s West End is the marine hub of the island, anchored by the historic Royal Naval Dockyard, and now the island’s main cruise ship port. It’s a hotspot for sightseeing, shopping, dining, and entertainment. You’ll find great waterfront dining, oceanfront golf courses, and the island’s iconic South Shore beaches. The main roadway (Middle Road) connects the West End and beyond, while Bermuda’s convenient ferry service can whisk you to other parts of the island. The parish of Southampton is known for the South Shore beaches and their silky pink sand, and the crown jewel: Horseshoe Bay Beach. Just outside the city you’ll find 36 lush acres of meticulously landscaped flower beds, trees, and paths at Bermuda Botanical Gardens.
ST. GEORGES & EAST END
The Town of St. George was once the capital of Bermuda and holds the honour of being the oldest continuously inhabited town of English origin in the new world. Check out cottages dating from the 1700s, walk the cobbled lanes, and admire historic architectural details on homes, churches, and businesses. The designated UNESCO World Heritage Site has centuries of well-preserved history throughout its quaint brick streets. Pop into shops, galleries, and boutiques selling Bermudian art and curated goods and enjoy island dining with harbour views. In Hamilton parish, drop in to have a look at underground natural wonders at Crystal Caves.
HAMILTON & CENTRAL
Hamilton, the capital, is the heart of Bermuda. Perched on Hamilton Harbour, the city is a colourful hub that’s filled with great dining, nightlife, shopping, lush green spaces, vibrant art, rich cultural attractions, and exciting events. If you’re shopping in Hamilton, Bermuda shorts and socks are a must, and you can find your perfect pair of the knee-length shorts-and-socks-combo at local retailers that keep the style fresh and relevant.
Horseshoe Bay Beach
Bermuda’s most famous and iconic beach is renowned for its distinctive pink sand. The sand gets its unique colouring from tiny crushed coral and marine organisms, creating the subtle pink hue that Bermuda is famous for.
Historic Town of St. George
As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, St. George is the oldest continuously inhabited English settlement in the New World, founded in 1609. The town features narrow streets, historic buildings, churches and museums that showcase 400+ years of colonial history.
Port Royal Golf Course
Ranked among the world’s best public courses by Golf Digest and named Bermuda’s finest course by the New York Times, Port Royal Golf Course on the west end features 18 championship holes over 6,842 manicured yards, the longest and arguably the most picturesque course in all of Bermuda
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