Bermuda

Land of sunsets and pink sand

Guide to Bermuda

Basic Information

Picture coral islands nestled in the vast ocean, adorned with pink sands and lush greenery. Here, sunsets and blossoms paint the sky, casting a tapestry of a thousand hues of red and gold across the sea. If this imaginative scene beckons you, it's time to secure a ticket to Bermuda. This enchanting destination ranks among the most exquisite places on Earth, promising a vacation that will linger in your memory. Warm hospitality from the locals, the delightful flavors of exotic fruits, and an array of delectable seafood will transform your getaway into a genuine fairy tale.

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Capital

Hamilton

Language

English

Currency

Bermuda dollar

Time zone

GMT -4

Population

64 000

Territory

53.2 km2

Dishes worth trying:

Sea bass soup — is one of the most common dishes in Bermuda. The fish in the soup is traditionally flavored with black rum.

Bermuda lobster — this world-famous delicacy is a seasonal dish, found on Bermuda menus from September through mid-April.

Shells — shellfish here are stewed in vegetables with sauces, eating almost any shells.

Wahoo steak — under that name is the king mackerel, a prized variety of fish favored by Bermudians.

Tostones — fried bananas. This dish is characteristic of all Caribbean countries.

Learn the underwater part of Bermuda's reef by scuba diving.
Admire sunsets and sunrises from the Bermuda coast.
Explore the work of local artists at the Bermuda National Gallery.
View an exact replica of a local reef at the Bermuda Aquarium in Hamilton.
Walk across the pontoon bridge over the underground Lake Cahoe at Crystal Cave Caverns.
Take a ride on a small steam train from the Clock Tower fortress tower to the cruise terminal.
Stroll the narrow streets of St. George, Bermuda's old capital.

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Sights

Bermuda has a complicated history, and it is reflected in the sights scattered around the islands. Ancient buildings, museums and works of art remind you of the old days. So, when going to the islands, it is worth getting acquainted with the main attractions of Bermuda to know what is worth seeing here.

Neo-Gothic Bermuda Cathedral Bridge-Holy Trinity.

The cathedral is located in Hamilton. Its construction began in 1884-86, and was not completed until 1905. The cathedral is considered one of the pearls of Bermudian architecture.

Crystal Cave Caverns

Under their roof, walk along the pontoon bridge tipped over the underground Lake Caho. Its crystal-clear water allows a free view of the bottom, which is at least 16 meters away.

Bermuda National Gallery

It was opened in 1992. Its exposition includes works by European masters of the XVII-XIX centuries, as well as paintings by local masters - Thomas Gainsborough, Joshua Reynolds and Winslow Homer.

Tours to Bermuda

Despite its remote location in the vast Atlantic Ocean, far from both Europe and the nearest mainland, Bermuda has become an attractive destination, thanks to the convergence of maritime trade routes.

However, tours to Bermuda are primarily sought after for the opportunity to enjoy a leisurely beach vacation. The allure of beautiful coral reefs and pristine white sandy beaches creates an ideal setting for relaxation under the subtropical sun of these islands.

Given that the sale of tourist packages is a significant source of revenue for the local economy, Bermuda has developed a well-established infrastructure. The finest hotels on the islands offer exceptional accommodations, pleasant beachside experiences, and various water sports.

Yet, it's important to note that tours to Bermuda can be on the expensive side. Due to its distant location, finding affordable flights can be quite challenging.

Typically, these tours last one or two weeks and range in price from approximately $2,000 USD to $6,000 USD. For those seeking a shorter visit, one-day tours to the islands can be found for as little as $365 USD.

In any case, you may discover suitable options among hot deals, especially if you already have the necessary travel documents. All available hot deals from tour operators can be found on tripmydream.

Where to go to Bermuda?

Bermuda covers an area of only 52 km2, so you can get around the whole island during your vacation. Every town here has its own charm, from gorgeous Hamilton to small villages. Hotels here line the coast, and wherever you are, you'll always have a stunning view of the sea. And tripmydream can help you decide where to go in Bermuda.

When to go to Bermuda

Bermuda has a fairly mild climate, and you can vacation here almost all year round. There is no pronounced rainy season here, tropical showers occasionally catch up with the islands throughout the year. However, the locals consider it a problem, because it is the rains that bring them fresh water. Bermuda is cooler in winter, with temperatures rarely rising above +19°C. In summer, the thermometer stays at +26°C. tripmydream will help you choose when to travel to Bermuda.

Bermuda in spring

Spring in Bermuda is rapidly warming, by the end of April the weather changes from winter (+17-19°C) to annual (+24-26°C), and remains so until December. You can start swimming here as early as in April, as surfing.

Bermuda in summer

Summer in Bermuda is a time of festivals and celebrations. Bermudians love them and organize them in a big way. So you can not only swim, but also see with your own eyes the colorful actions with music, dancing and fireworks.

Bermuda in the fall

The weather in the fall is almost the same as in the summer, with temperatures still at +24-26°C. You can swim in Bermuda until almost November, so pink sand beaches and cozy bays will welcome you even in the middle of autumn.

Bermuda in winter

Winter temperatures in Bermuda are between +17°C and 19°C. In winter it rains more often and strong northern winds blow. However, tourists still come to Bermuda because even in winter it is incredibly beautiful.

Climate and weather in to Bermuda by months

Usefulness

We have prepared a list of useful facts about Bermuda that will make you feel more confident about traveling.

Visa to Bermuda

To travel to Bermuda, travelers will need a visa of this country. It will be necessary to obtain it at the British Consulate.

Customs & Tax Free

Bermuda customs regulations. Read about what you can and cannot bring into Bermuda in this chapter.

Customs regulations

Travel by car

Renting a car in Bermuda is prohibited in order to preserve the ecology of the island. Therefore, you will have to make do with public transportation when traveling around Bermuda.

Lease terms and traffic rules