Bermuda Vacations
Your Bermuda vacation
Bermuda offers a colorful getaway: pink sand beaches, brilliant blue waters and long green fairways. While it's only about 650 miles off North Carolina, Bermuda still retains many British traditions, like afternoon tea, which add a sophisticated vibe to island life. Here are some vacation tips to help you enjoy your Bermuda vacation.
Vacation Packages
Bermuda Vacation Packages
Pink Beach Club and Cottages
Flight + Hotel
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The Fairmont Southampton
Flight + Hotel
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Grotto Bay Beach Resort
Flight + Hotel
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Coco Reef Bermuda
Flight + Hotel
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The Reefs
Flight + Hotel
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The Fairmont Hamilton Princess
Flight + Hotel
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Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Resort and Spa
Flight + Hotel
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ClearView Suites and Cottages
Flight + Hotel
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Surf Side Beach Club
Flight + Hotel
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Rosewood Tucker s Point
Flight + Hotel
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Flights
| Departure | Arrival | Travel dates | Round-trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Newark | Hamilton | Fri, Mar 1 - Wed, Mar 6 | $311 |
Best time to take a vacation to Bermuda
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Best Time to Go
Bermuda is blessed with a mild climate through the year, so a trip to Bermuda can be made anytime. The summer season lasts from April to October—the perfect time for swimming, diving, and snorkeling because the water and air temperatures are just right for these activities. This time of the year also witnesses more variety in entertainment and a livelier atmosphere, when the cruise ships come in bringing along huge crowds of travelers. At the same time, it must be noted that midsummer is hot and humid and the possibility of a hurricane cannot be completely ruled out. The winter season lasts from November to March when it is cold and chilly and most suitable for other activities like hiking, sightseeing, or playing tennis and golf. Bermuda travel costs are definitely lower at this time, and you’ll find the island less inhabited as well.
Insider tips for Bermuda travel
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Bermudian Holiday
Sample the popular Bermudian holiday specialty like the cassava pie at local bakeries.
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Elbow Beach Hotel
Lido at the Elbow Beach Hotel offers splendid food right on the shoreline.
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Waterlot Inn
The Southampton Fairmont’s Waterlot Inn has had a reputation for excellent steak for more than 300 years.
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Henry VIII's Restaurant and Bar
Try the Seafood Crepes at Henry VIII’s Restaurant & Bar.
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Flannagan
Flannagan’s is the one and only Irish pub on Bermuda, combining classic Irish sensibilities to local seafood.
Bermuda highlights
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Introduction
The beautiful sun-kissed beaches of Bermuda are an irresistible attraction for tourists who findrelaxation the most popular “activity”. Despite its small size, there are a number of amazing things and places to see.With so much to explore and discover in Bermuda, you might find yourself chartering a small boat to an uninhabited island and pretending you’re the king or queen of the land off the coast of St. George’s. Or, if you’re interested in a much more active Bermuda vacation, scuba dive or snorkel in and around the beautiful North Rock Coral Reef and spy a mysterious sunken ship.
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St. George
St. George’s is the oldest settlement inhabited by the British, and it still exudes an extraordinary old world charm.
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Bermuda Aquarium
The Bermuda Aquarium has a colorful and exotic coral reef which is home to hundreds of reptiles, birds, mammals, and fish, making it a major attraction.
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Gibbs Hill Lighthouse
The Gibbs Hill Lighthouse offers breathtaking views of Bermuda and the ocean all around, there are up to 180 steps leading to the observation deck—it is the oldest cast-iron structure of its kind.
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90 forts
Over 90 forts left from the British colonization still stand for guided tours including Fort St. Catherine, Alexandra Battery, Gates Fort, and Fort Hamilton.
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Horseshoe Bay Beach
Horseshoe Bay Beach is arguably the most beautiful beach on the island, offering warm waters, snorkeling, and thrilling watersports.
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Shelly Bay
Shelly Bay is a huge hit with families because of the shallow waters, making one big natural playground for kids.
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Tobacco Bay
Tobacco Bay is another warm water beach in the vicinity of Fort St. Catherine, where beachgoers can rent sporting equipment and hangout at the snack bar.
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Cristobal Colon Diving
The Cristobal Colon diving site is where amateur and expert divers can discover the Spanish ship lying underwater.
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King's Wharf
The Royal Naval Dockyard or King’s Wharf is a place where travelers to Bermuda can check out the ships, dive at Snorkel Beach, or watch a beautiful sunset.
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St. George Golf Course
The golf courses on Bermuda offer serene links for golfers of all ages at St. George Golf Course and Tucker’s Point Club.