Things to do in Bermuda
Bermuda is a stunning British Overseas Territory known for pink-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and a surprisingly walkable capital in Hamilton, and while it's never dirt cheap, savvy travelers can stretch their dollar with free beaches, public buses, and local haunts that dodge the resort markup.
Why go to Bermuda
Horseshoe Bay Beach
Bermuda's most iconic pink-sand beach with dramatic limestone cliffs and crystal-clear Atlantic water, free to enter.
Crystal & Fantasy Caves
Surreal underground cave system with mirror-still turquoise pools and ancient stalactites that feel otherworldly.
Royal Naval Dockyard
Historic fortress-turned-arts-and-shopping hub with the Bermuda Maritime Museum and sweeping harbor views.
St. George's UNESCO Old Town
The oldest continuously inhabited English town in the New World, packed with cobblestone lanes and 400-year-old history.
Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (BAMZ)
World-class native reef exhibit and living coral display that rivals much pricier global aquariums.
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Good to know in Bermuda
- Transit: Buy a Bermuda Public Transportation multi-day bus and ferry pass ($20/day or $35/3 days), it covers all zones and is far cheaper than taxis or moped rentals.
- Tipping: 15-18% is standard at restaurants; many add a service charge automatically, so check your bill before tipping extra.
- Tap Water: Bermuda collects rainwater in roof cisterns; it is generally safe to drink but many visitors prefer bottled water, budget ~$1-2/day.
- Free Entry: BAMZ offers free admission on Wednesday afternoons; Fort Hamilton and all public beaches are always free.
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