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Discover Endless Thrills in Bermuda
Set sail for Bermuda to explore its famous pink sand beaches like Horseshoe Bay and Warwick Long Bay. Snorkel near historic shipwrecks beneath clear waters or relax on soft, uniquely colored sands. Bermuda offers a blend of natural beauty and adventure perfect for every traveler.
Wreck-It Reef
Dive into Bermuda’s crystal-clear waters to explore historic shipwrecks and vibrant reefs at sites like Tobacco Bay and the Royal Naval Dockyard. This region, rich in maritime history, features wrecks perfect for scuba diving and snorkeling, where you can see species like barracudas, parrotfish, angelfish, and colorful corals. Popular wreck dives include the tugboat “King” and the Confederate-era “Mary Celestia,” offering underwater adventures for all skill levels.
Paradise Found
Spend a perfect day in Bermuda walking through turquoise waters and resting on pink sand beaches like West Whale Bay and the iconic Horseshoe Bay Beach. These beaches offer soft, rosy sand combined with clear blue waters, making for a stunning and peaceful retreat. You can relax on a towel or rent chairs for added comfort, enjoy refreshing cocktails from nearby bars, and take in the serene beauty and gentle waves. The South Shore Park Trail connects several beautiful pink beaches, including Warwick Long Bay and Jobson’s Cove, offering secluded spots and breathtaking views. With fewer crowds than Horseshoe Bay, these beaches provide both tranquility and natural beauty, perfect for a relaxing day by the sea.
Dive Down For Crystals
Explore Bermuda's stunning underground Crystal and Fantasy Caves, natural wonders featuring expansive networks of caves adorned with shimmering crystals, quartz, and calcite formations. Descend into these illuminated caves to see crystal-clear underground lakes and remarkable stalactites and stalagmites formed over thousands of years. Located in Hamilton Parish near Castle Harbour, these caves provide a magical experience of Bermuda’s hidden natural beauty.
Time Traveling Through Bermuda’s Rich History
Bermuda is rich in history from Hamilton to St. George, home to colonial-era buildings and landmarks reflecting a unique blend of European and indigenous influences. The Town of St. George, the earliest English colonial settlement in the New World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers centuries-old forts, museums, and historic homes. Bermuda’s vibrant culture evolved through its colonial past and the legacy of the African diaspora, visible in annual celebrations like Emancipation Day and historic sites such as St. Peter’s Church and the Bermuda Heritage Museum. Explore these distinctive cities where history and culture merge in ways found nowhere else.
History In Hamilton
Wander the vibrant streets of Hamilton, Bermuda’s colonial capital, and take in the brightly painted colonial buildings along Front Street. This bustling waterfront promenade is lined with boutiques, galleries, and restaurants where you can enjoy local bites. Don’t miss the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, a stunning Gothic-style church with towers and turrets inspired by medieval England. The colorful colonial architecture and lively urban vibe make Hamilton a captivating place to explore.
When The Saints Come Marching
In St. George’s, visit St. Peter’s Church, the oldest Anglican church in the Western Hemisphere, built by early English settlers in 1612. This historic church has survived hurricanes and centuries of renovations, holding original features like the cedar pulpit and communion table. Just outside the town center lies the Unfinished Church, a captivating ruin with partially built walls and columns set against a green hill, symbolizing the island’s rich colonial history.
Become An Island Expert
Visit the National Museum of Bermuda to explore over 500 years of the island’s history. Exhibits include early English and Spanish coins, shipwreck artifacts, maritime history, and displays on slavery, immigration, and tourism. The museum is housed in the former Royal Naval Dockyard fortress and features interactive exhibits like Shipwreck Island, showcasing treasures recovered from Bermuda’s underwater heritage.
FOR THE FOODIE'S
Taste the Bermudan Bounty
Bermudian cuisine reflects its rich cultural history, blending English, African, Portuguese, and Caribbean influences. Traditional dishes like fish and chips carry the classic English touch, while local seafood such as fish chowder, fish croquettes, and shark hash highlight the island's maritime bounty. This culinary tapestry offers a unique flavor experience that celebrates Bermuda's diverse heritage and coastal abundance.
A Splash Of Rum
You cannot visit Bermuda without tasting Gosling's Black Seal rum. This historic rum, crafted from a secret blend dating back over two centuries, is central to many Bermudian favorites. Enjoy it in classic cocktails like the signature Dark 'n' Stormy or Rum Swizzle. It also flavors the famous Bermuda Fish Chowder, a white fish stew in a tomato-based broth with warming spices, blending the island’s rich maritime and culinary traditions.
I'll Take It Fried
The signature Bermuda fish croquette is a fried, ball-shaped fritter combining white fish, scallops, chorizo, and spices. It is golden brown and crispy on the outside with a tender, flavorful interior. This popular dish balances the crunch of frying with the rich taste of snapper and warming seasonings, making it a beloved culinary staple on the island.
It's a Piece Of Cake
No Bermuda journey is complete without tasting the original Bermuda Black Rum Cake by Horton, created 31 years ago. This traditional dessert is a light, moist, buttery cake soaked in rich rum, now widely available at the Bermuda Craft Market. Its origin ties back to Caribbean and British colonial culinary traditions, blending local rum with classic fruit cake techniques to create a uniquely Bermudian treat cherished by locals and visitors alike.
Bermuda Cruise Ports & Nearby Destinations
Arrive at Bermuda’s cruise ports in Hamilton or St. George to start your island adventure. In Hamilton, enjoy window shopping along the lively Front Street with its boutiques and galleries. From the King’s Wharf, you can take snorkeling excursions to explore underwater shipwrecks and coral reefs in the Atlantic. In St. George, stroll the streets lined with brightly colored colonial houses and English-style churches, immersing yourself in Bermuda’s rich colonial history. Both ports provide easy access to these unique experiences, blending vibrant city life with natural and historical treasures.