6 Types of Travelers Who Should Visit Bermuda Right Now
Discover Bermuda, an accessible paradise perfect for self-care, just 90 minutes from New York. Mark Twain called it superior to heaven, and it's ideal for fall with free nights or discounted rates at many resorts. The variety of accommodations is exceptional.
Answer Bermuda's call if you're...
...a time-pressed adventurer
Real adventures don't require endless time zones or language barriers. A short flight from East Coast airports lands you in this subtropical haven for adrenaline rushes without jet lag. At just 21 square miles, everything is nearby.
Explore Crystal Caves immediately—Mark Twain's 1908 visit inspired his awe: “The most beautiful cave in the world... thousands of stalactites as white as sugar.” Pre-book due to COVID protocols (+1 441 293 0640). The pontoon bridge over crystal-clear waters reveals stunning formations above and below.
Bermuda excels in snorkeling and diving amid its turquoise reefs. Wade in from beaches like Church Bay, Tobacco Bay, or Snorkel Park at historic Royal Navy Dockyard to spot Bermuda Creole Wrasse and more.
For wrecks (over 300 total), try HMS Vixen, ideal for snorkelers and divers. Nearby Sea Garden teems with parrotfish and damselfish. Note: wetsuits recommended in fall. Popular dives include Cristóbal Colón, intact King George, Hermes, and Civil War-era Mary Celestia.
On land, hike or bike the Bermuda Railway Trail National Park—18 miles of historic rail remnants through lush, varied terrain.
...a hopeless romantic
Bermuda is tailor-made for couples, featuring pink sand beaches, mystical moongates, and Lover’s Lane.
Start at South Shore Park: iconic Horseshoe Bay Beach, intimate Chaplin Bay Beach, secluded Jobson’s Cove, and expansive Warwick Long Bay.
Visit inland Lover’s Lane in Paget Marsh nature reserve via wooden boardwalk amid cedars and mangroves.
Legendary moongates, inspired by Chinese gardens in 1860, symbolize lasting love for newlyweds. Step through, kiss, and wish at these limestone arches in parks and hotels. Toast at local spots before luxurious stays.
...a foodie
Fresh seafood shines amid crystal waters. Try Wahoo’s Bistro & Patio in UNESCO-listed St. George’s for wahoo in grilled, fried, chowder, or taco form.
Highlights: Blu Bar & Grill (fusion fare), Port o Call (spiny lobster season starts September), Village Pantry (famed fish chowder).
Rum defines the scene: trademarked Dark ‘n Stormy (Gosling’s Black Seal Rum + ginger beer) at Harry’s. Sample Rum Swizzle variations, including the original at Swizzle Inn.
...a hotelista
Bermuda offers historic gems, modern resorts, and more. Start with The Hamilton Princess & Beach Club (Fairmont, 1885), the "Pink Palace" with marina, beach club, and art by Warhol, Magritte, and others.
Historic: Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa (cottage colony), Royal Palms Hotel (boutique estate). New: The St. Regis Bermuda Resort on St. Catherine’s Beach with Iridium Spa and Five Forts Golf Club.
...an avid golfer
With more golf per square mile than anywhere, Bermuda boasts seven courses. Port Royal Golf Course: longest at 6,842 yards, top-rated by Golf Digest and New York Times.
Turtle Hill Golf Club: world's best par-3 per awards. Ocean View Golf Course: scenic 9-hole, four-star rated. Mid Ocean Club: historic, played by Churchill, Eisenhower, Ruth (open midweek).
...a remote worker
Bermuda simplifies workcations with Work from Bermuda Certificates, resources, and workspaces. Your "office"? This stunning island.
