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Cheap Flights to Bermuda from $123 One Way, $286 Round Trip
Prices starting at $286 for return flights and $123 for one-way flights to Bermuda were the cheapest prices found within the past 7 days, for the period specified. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.
Bermuda Flight Data
| Destination Airport IATA Code | |
|---|---|
| Destination City | Bermuda |
| Number of Airlines Serving | |
| Flight Price | $123 |
| Popular Airline |
Deals On This Weekend's Flights
| Origin | Destination | Travel Dates | Flights From* |
|---|---|---|---|
| LGA | St. George's | Aug 14 - Aug 31 | $445 |
| EWR | St. George's | Aug 14 - Aug 29 | $490 |
| JFK | St. George's | Aug 16 - Aug 24 | $497 |
| MCO | St. George's | Aug 14 - Aug 29 | $521 |
| PHL | St. George's | Aug 14 - Aug 30 | $541 |
| BOS | St. George's | Aug 16 - Aug 23 | $561 |
| ATL | St. George's | Aug 14 - Aug 29 | $581 |
| MIA | St. George's | Aug 16 - Aug 31 | $601 |
| LHR | St. George's | Aug 16 - Aug 31 | $772 |
Why You Should Fly to Bermuda
One of the world’s best diving destinations, Bermuda is surrounded by colorful coral reefs and crystal-clear waters. If you can drag yourself away from the idyllic coast, you’ll find a number of characterful towns and villages, some excellent museums and a choice of fascinating historic sights. A great destination for a relaxing beach break or a cultural odyssey, the island has something for everyone.
When to Book Flights to Bermuda
Peak season in Bermuda runs from May to October. During the island’s long summer, beaches are busy, hotels packed and cheap flights to Bermuda hard to come by. However, if you want guaranteed sun and clear skies, this is the best time to visit.
If you don’t mind sacrificing hot weather for affordability, March and April are great months to book flights to Bermuda. Crowds are much thinner in the springtime and you’ll be able to enjoy the island’s colorful Easter celebrations.
The cheapest time to fly to Bermuda is between November and February. With temperatures occasionally dipping bellow 60˚F, winter in Bermuda isn’t ideal for a beach break. However, it is perfect for those traveling to the island to play golf or explore its cultural attractions.
How to Find the Best Flight Deals to Bermuda
As the cost of flights to Bermuda can vary throughout the week, you may find you can save money by flying on a different day. Once you’ve carried out your initial flight search on Orbitz, click the ‘Show flexible dates’ link to find the most affordable day to fly.
To track down the flights that suit you perfectly, take a look at the filters on the left of the results page. These allow you to refine your results by price, duration, number of stops and airline, making it easy to find the journey that is right for you.
Main Airports in Bermuda
- F. Wade international Airport (BDA)
L.F. Wade international is the only commercial airport serving Bermuda. The airport handles almost half a million passengers a year and offers regular direct flights to Europe, the US and Canada. Seasonal services increase the number of nonstop destinations available in the summer months. The airport is located on St David’s Island, around 25 minutes by car from Hamilton, the island’s capital. From the airport, you can take a private or shared shuttle to your hotel or catch a taxi to your final destination.
Which Airlines Fly to Bermuda?
Passengers flying to Bermuda have a number of airlines to choose from.
These include:
- Air Canada
- American Airlines
- Delta Air Lines
- JetBlue Airlines
- WestJet
How to Get Around Bermuda
As Bermuda is just 20 miles long and two miles wide, exploring the island is quick and easy. Bermuda has an excellent bus network, with pretty much all towns and villages on a route. When catching a bus, look out for the pink and blue painted poles that mark the bus stops. Pink indicates the bus will be traveling towards Hamilton, blue indicates it will be traveling away from the capital. Buses run every 15 to 30 minutes during the week. Weekend services can be less regular.
A small choice of ferries connects various destinations on the island. A ferry runs between the Dockyard and St George while all other routes depart from Hamilton. If you’d rather keep your feet on dry land, you can catch one of the many taxis that operate on the island.
As Bermuda is so small, walking is a good way to get around. However as some roads don’t have sidewalks, you’ll need to be alert as you make your way on foot.
Places to Visit in Bermuda
Hamilton
The administrative capital of Bermuda, and the island’s largest city, Hamilton is home to a fantastic choice of museums, restaurants, shops and attractions. Visit the impressive Anglican Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church and St Paul’s Church, all of which date from the 19th century. The Bermuda House of Assembly, the oldest parliament in the western hemisphere, is also worth a visit during your stay.
St George’s
The original capital of Bermuda, St George’s is where settlers first arrived in the early 17th century. The oldest continuously inhabited English settlement in the western hemisphere, the town is now a Unesco World Heritage Site. Filled with bright, colorful houses, the town is home to some great museums including the Bermuda National Trust Museum, the St George Historical Society Museum and the Tucker House Museum.
Horseshoe Bay
If your main reason for visiting Bermuda is its fantastic beaches and sub-tropical climate, a trip to Horseshoe Bay is an absolute must. The soft pink sand and bright blue water give the beach a unique aesthetic, while the rugged coast makes the beach look like something from an old fashioned pirate story.
Tips and Tricks for Traveling in Bermuda
US passport holders don’t need a visa to travel to Bermuda for stays of less than three months.
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