The sightseeing part of a trip to Bermuda is very extensive and interesting. It is divided into two parts - visiting historical sights and traveling to a variety of unique places of local nature. Monuments of Bermuda's history are concentrated in the cities - in Hamilton, in St. George, in Royal Naval Dockyard. Bermuda's natural attractions are scattered throughout the islands.
Fort Hamilton is among the most visited sites on Bermuda tours. Built to protect the island in the 17th century, this fortress invariably attracts many tourists interested in visiting the ancient walls.
Hamilton itself is a popular sightseeing tour on Bermuda tours, including the neo-Gothic Bermuda Bridge-Holy Trinity Cathedral, Cabinet House, Assembly House, and Senate House. Excursions to St. George, the former capital of Bermuda, get rave reviews from tourists. This city is a UNESCO heritage site, along with the surrounding settlements. St. George is considered the oldest surviving English settlement in the New World.
When vacationing in Bermuda, travelers are particularly interested in the local natural attractions. These include Blue Hole Park, a protected park with a large bird community and the Blue Grotto, the Devils Hole Natural Aquarium in Smith County, Crystal Cave Caves, and many other unique Bermuda sites.
Bermuda tours are often run by cab drivers. You'll find a blue flag on some of their cars, a sign that a qualified guide is behind the wheel. Prices for Bermuda tours start at 10-30 USD for city tours and 50 USD for excursions to out-of-town sites.
For more information on excursions in Bermuda, check out their city pages on our website.
