Bermuda-7-day-itinerary
Bermuda 7-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival and Exploration of Hamilton
- Arrival: Fly into L.F. Wade International Airport (BDA)
- Visa Requirements: No visa required for US, UK, and Canadian citizens; check with the Bermuda Government website for other nationalities
- Transportation: Take a taxi or bus (#1 or #3) from the airport to Hamilton, the capital city ( approx. 30-40 minutes, $25-$35)
- Accommodation: Check-in to your hotel in Hamilton, such as the Fairmont Hamilton Princess or similar
- Evening: Explore Front Street, visit the Bermuda National Gallery, and enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants
Day 2: Beaches and Snorkeling
- Morning: Visit Elbow Beach (free admission), a popular pink-sand beach
- Lunch: Try some local cuisine, like fish sandwiches or codfish cakes, at a nearby eatery
- Afternoon: Take a snorkeling trip to Church Bay (approx. $80-$120 per person) to explore Bermuda’s coral reefs and marine life
- Evening: Enjoy a sunset cruise (approx. $60-$100 per person) around the island
Day 3: Royal Navy Dockyard and Dolphin Watching
- Morning: Take a ferry from Hamilton to the Royal Navy Dockyard (approx. $6-$10 return)
- Visit: Explore the National Museum of Bermuda, located in the dockyard
- Lunch: Grab a bite at one of the dockyard’s restaurants or cafes
- Afternoon: Go on a dolphin-watching tour (approx. $70-$120 per person) to spot these marine mammals in their natural habitat
- Evening: Return to Hamilton and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant
Day 4: St. George’s and the East End
- Morning: Take a bus or taxi to St. George’s (approx. 30-40 minutes, $10-$20)
- Visit: Explore this historic town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, including St. Peter’s Church and the Old State House
- Lunch: Enjoy lunch at a local eatery in St. George’s
- Afternoon: Visit the Crystal Caves (approx. $22-$30 per person) to see the stunning underground formations
- Evening: Return to Hamilton and enjoy dinner
Day 5: South Shore Beaches and Gibbs Hill Lighthouse
- Morning: Visit Horseshoe Bay Beach (free admission), a popular spot for swimming and sunbathing
- Lunch: Grab lunch at a nearby restaurant or food truck
- Afternoon: Stop by the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse (approx. $10-$15 per person) for panoramic views of the island
- Evening: Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant
Day 6: Bermuda Aquarium and Zoo
- Morning: Visit the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (approx. $20-$30 per person) to see marine life, including sharks and sea turtles
- Lunch: Grab lunch nearby
- Afternoon: Explore the adjacent Bermuda Botanical Gardens (free admission)
- Evening: Enjoy a relaxing evening in Hamilton
Day 7: Departure
- Morning: Spend some time shopping for souvenirs or exploring Hamilton
- Departure: Take a taxi or bus back to L.F. Wade International Airport (BDA) for your return flight
Other Tips and Information
- Currency: Bermudian dollar (pegged to the US dollar)
- Language: English, but you may also hear Portuguese and other languages spoken by the island’s diverse population
- Weather: Bermuda has a subtropical climate; pack light, breathable clothing and sunscreen
- Transportation: In addition to taxis and buses, you can also rent scooters or take a ferry to get around the island
- Safety: Take normal precautions to ensure your personal safety, such as keeping valuables secure and being aware of your surroundings
Enjoy your trip to Bermuda!