The West End houses the historic Dockyard, a hub for dining, shopping, and entertainment, plus the island’s iconic South Shore beaches, with famous pink sand and picturesque ocean coves.
Hamilton, Bermuda’s capital, is the cosmopolitan heart of the island. Find elevated dining, chic shopping, and fun-loving nightlife surrounded by pastel buildings and harbour views.
Anchored by the Town of St. George, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with historic attractions, vibrant art, and must-try restaurants, the East End is also home to pristine parks and beaches.
Island Map
Make yourself at home exploring Bermuda's cosy 21 miles. To get a lay of the land, take a closer look at the island's three main regions.
Bright colours, rhythmic drums, bold flavours: it’s a swirl of these traditions that makes up Bermuda’s distinctive culture and Black heritage, with 60% of locals’ ancestry traced from the West Indies and West Africa. Listen to local stories, support Black-owned businesses, and soak up Bermuda’s one-of-a-kind culture.
World-class sailing events bring people from all over the world to our waters, while the Bermuda Carnival, Harbour Nights, and the annual Cup Match in cricket keep the party going on land. All year long we find countless ways to celebrate Bermudian customs, cuisine, and culture.
From playing a key part in US independence during the Gunpowder Plot to today's role as one of the most important business and reinsurance centres in the world, Bermuda has always impacted global events far beyond our borders.
Sip piping-hot fish chowder infused with black rum and sherry peppers. Start the day with Johnny Bread served alongside a traditional codfish breakfast. Fish sandwich served on raisin bread? Just trust us. Our Island cuisine is globally influenced with a flavour that’s distinctly Bermudian. Try it and see!
Top Island Experiences
Beyond a warm Bermudian welcome, you’ll enjoy signature island experiences – some fresh and new, some centuries in the making. See what makes Bermuda shine.
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If these walls could talk, they would speak volumes about Bermuda’s rich history. Fortunately, the stories have been preserved, and you can discover them at the island’s forts.
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Some of Bermuda’s most breathtaking sights happen to be underground. Go below the surface to see dramatic rock formations and a clear ocean-fed lake.
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On the water, go shipwreck diving, whale watching, sailing, or kayaking. On land, take a bike tour or go foraging for wild herbs. Bermuda offers outdoor adventure in many forms.
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Seek out these photogenic island wonders (both natural and manmade) that feel like they’re straight out of a fairytale, from blue grottos in the jungle to romantic ruins.
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Bermuda has a deep history and a long legacy of creative prowess. Discover some of the island's major art and cultural attractions and historic sites with this three-day itinerary.
