Strategic & Sublime: Why Bermuda is a Prime Yachting Destination

Bermuda is the destination of choice for superyachts heading to or from the Caribbean or Mediterranean. Located about 650 miles (1,046 km) east of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, the island is a strategic stop-off for trans-Atlantic crossings. Yachts can take advantage of duty-free fueling, provisioning, bunkering, and servicing at world-class facilities. For comprehensive island information and guidance for superyacht crews, consult the Captain’s Handbook.

For the Captain

When it comes to downtime, there’s no better place to take a well-deserved break. Beautiful Bermuda offers countless options for fun in the sun – or blissful rest and relaxation. Lounge on iconic pink-sand beaches, discover awe-inspiring natural wonders, seek out cultural treasures, or enjoy spirited nightlife in the City of Hamilton. Only 21 square miles in size, the island invites exploration, relaxation, and adventure around every turn.

Servicing

Expert Maintenance & Marine Solutions

Through a network of local agents, Bermuda is able to service sail and motor yachts on-site. Island teams specialise in sourcing parts, spares, and materials and provide the following technical services: Diving services, barge services, pilot services, marine towing, recovery, marine trucking, waste removal, welding and fabrication, and yacht repairs.

For the Crew

Where to Eat & Unwind

With a mix of relaxing island attractions, restaurants, and bars, decompressing after a charter is a breeze. Sample a mix of iconic experiences and tucked-away local favourites to enjoy the best of Bermuda’s island life.

The East End

Bermuda’s East End is home to the Town of St. George, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with historic attractions, boutique shopping, and waterfront dining. Nearby, discover spectacular beaches and other natural attractions.

Central

The City of Hamilton, Bermuda’s cosmopolitan capital, anchors the central part of the island. Enjoy a world-class art museum, eclectic shopping, and a vibrant dining and nightlife scene that celebrates the flavours and rhythms of Bermuda.

West End

The Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda’s primary cruise ship port, is a magnet for attractions, entertainment, shopping, and dining. Beyond this historic island hub, discover casual dining favourites, beloved landmarks, and famous beaches.

Getting Around Bermuda

Exploring the island is safe, easy, and fun. Find your ideal way to get around: Rent a bike, hop on a bus or ferry, use a ride share service, or get behind the wheel of an electric minicar. Just remember to drive on the left.

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Microcar Rentals

Explore freely with an eco-friendly electric microcar. There are no conventional rental cars on the island, but with these fun, modern, and comfortable two-seaters, you won’t miss them.

Rent A Microcar
Scooters & Bicycle Rentals

Get around like a local on a bicycle, e-bike, or motorised scooter (moped). Enjoy cruising Bermuda’s winding streets and scenic coastal roads, but be sure to mind the rules of the road.

Explore on Two Wheels
Taxis & Ride Share

Taxis can usually be found in the City of Hamilton, the Town of St. George, and the Royal Naval Dockyard. For ride share options, download the Hitch app, which works like Uber or Lyft.

Find A Ride
Public Transportation

Buses are plentiful and service most areas of interest. Ferries connect major island hubs with four scenic routes. Whether you travel by land or water, consider getting a Transportation Pass.

Take the Bus or Ferry