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Bermuda:
An Adventure in Paradise
Pink-sand beaches, turquoise waters, pastel houses, a colorful marine life…your Bermuda vacation is made of all these. Add to it a dreamy, all-inclusive resort, and a fun and exciting itinerary and you could go from exploring the coral reef to touring the quaint city, and experiencing its rich heritage. You’ll be amazed at what this little island just 20 miles by 2 miles can teach you about island-living. As the locals say, "You can shake the sand from your shoes but it will never leave your soul."
Bermuda at a Glance
Currency: Bermudian Dollar, $ (BMD)
Language: English
Power Up: Plug type A, B 120 V
Popular Drink: Dark ‘n Stormy—the national drink of Bermuda, made with Rum and ginger beer.
Must Eat: Rum cake
Tipping Customs: Your all-inclusive Bermuda resort may suggest tipping customs. When dining at a restaurant, 15%, should a service charge not be included.
Weather: A semitropical island, Bermuda enjoys a mild climate.
Best Time to Visit: All year round. May-October is the peak season, though March-April is gaining popularity, too.
Top Things to Do in
Bermuda
Don’t miss Horseshoe Bay
Bermuda’s most famous beach you can never get enough of this crescent-shaped bay with soft pink sand and crystal blue sea.
Swim & Snorkel
Set sail on a catamaran around Bermuda and swim, snorkel and explore the wonders of the sea on a guided tour.
Discover 500 years of History
Bermuda’s history dates back to the 16th century. Go back in time starting with the Town of St. George, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Go wreck diving
Treacherous reefs have caused many shipwrecks in the past, making it a hot spot for divers today. Check out wrecks dating from the 1600s, and of course the reefs, caverns and the stunning marine life.
Take a Crystal & Fantasy Caves tour
Go below the earth's surface for spectacular views of underground pools with azure blue waters and stunning crystal formations.
