Three sides of Bermuda
Cultural, active and wellness excursions for superyacht owners and guests
Bermuda, a tiny island paradise of just 53.2 square kilometres in the Atlantic Ocean, has long been a hidden gem for superyacht owners and charter guests seeking a unique and enriching experience. With its distinctive regions - the east, central and west - Bermuda offers a diverse range of activities to cater to all traveller’s interests and desires.
With its extensive network of contacts, the Bermuda Tourism Authority can craft bespoke tours and itineraries with expert local guides for superyacht owners and guests, ensuring a unique and culturally rich experience. Whether you're drawn to the island's fascinating history, exhilarating activities or serene wellness options, Bermuda offers a unique holiday experience barely touched by tourists waiting to be explored.
Discover Bermuda's eastern charms
Culture
Dive into Bermuda's rich history by exploring the famous Shakespeare shipwreck. It is believed that Shakespeare’s renowned The Tempest was inspired by a shipwreck in Bermuda, and you can get up close and personal with this fascinating piece of literary history.
Delve into the island's smuggling past, which played a pivotal role during the American Civil War. St. George's, Bermuda's oldest town, is the perfect place to uncover stories of this era with the help of expert guides.
Don't miss the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo, one of the oldest aquariums in the world, offering behind-the-scenes tours followed by a serene sunset champagne cruise around Harrington Sound.
Active
If you're an environmentally conscious traveller, consider joining the Living Reefs Foundation's coral gardening project. Help preserve Bermuda's healthy reef system and contribute to the conservation of this natural wonder.
For adventure seekers, a hike through the island's red clay trails, hidden blue grottos and cathedral-like caverns is a must. Six miles offshore, you'll also find Eastern Blue Cut, a reef perfect for diving enthusiasts. On shore, there are plenty of coastal coves that are perfect for kayaking, and the Blue Hole Park nature reserve is well worth a visit - it has one of Bermuda’s oldest still-in-use manors dating back to 1652 and has a popular cenote.
Embark on a journey through the charming streets of St. George's via an electric bike tour. Pause at each historic port, where your expert guide will unveil captivating stories of maritime adventures and colonial influences.
Bermuda boasts some of the world's most prestigious golf courses. Among these is the Mid Ocean Club, which is ranked among the globe's most elite golf courses. Its seaside location presents players with challenging winds and breathtaking ocean views. The newly opened Five Forts Golf Club weaves through the historic charm of St. George's, incorporating five recently restored forts into its layout.
Wellness
Indulge in relaxation at Natura Cave Spa, where you can enjoy a full-body massage while floating in a crystalline cave's deep natural pool. Find your inner peace by participating in yoga sessions within the calming embrace of a cave.
Book a retreat at the Rosewood Spa or the St. Regis Bermuda Resort. Rosewood offers a world-class sanctuary, drawing inspiration from the island's rich culture. Here, guests can immerse themselves in rejuvenating treatments that blend traditional techniques with contemporary wellness practices, providing a holistic escape from the everyday. Meanwhile, The St. Regis Bermuda Resort is recognised as a Condé Nast 2022 Traveler Hot List winner. Just steps from the soft white sands of St. Catherine's Beach, guests can indulge in a treatment whilst listening to the soothing sounds of the ocean.
Central: the heart of Bermuda
Culture
For a taste of Bermuda's vibrant spirit, head to the Bacardi's two-story 1862 bar. By invitation only, you can sample over 200 spirit brands while immersed in the heart of the City of Hamilton.Â
Explore the city's boutique shopping scene and indulge in some retail therapy at some of Bermuda’s most charming independent stores including Urban Cottage, Atelerie, Della Valle Sandals, Davidrose Studio, TABS and Alexandra Mosher.
Don't miss the Bermuda National Gallery and the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art where you'll encounter works from renowned artists such as Winslow Homer, Georgia O'Keeffe and Andrew Wyeth. This is a rare opportunity to explore the fascinating evolution of art movements, including Albert Gleizes' pioneering cubist art, which is thought to predate Picasso's iconic work in the genre.Â
There are also fascinating art exhibits at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club and the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute presents the intriguing Bermuda Triangle Fact or Fiction exhibit.
Active
Venture offshore for snorkelling in the naturally protected shallows of Western Blue Cut or dive further afield at the North Rock. For an eco-conscious adventure, consider joining a lionfish culling expedition.
Daredevils can take a leap off the limestone cliffs at Admiralty House Park, while nature lovers can paddleboard through the haunting mangrove forest. For kite surfing enthusiasts, you can enjoy riding the winds along the island's north shore.
On land, walk along one of Bermuda's stunning beach trails along the southside shoreline. These trails trace the coastline, offering mesmerising views of the Atlantic Ocean and the pristine pink-sand beaches.
Wellness
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Greet the day with a sense of serenity by participating in sunrise yoga at the surf's edge on the island's pink-hued sand. Following your session, refresh with an invigorating swim and a delicious beachfront breakfast in the morning, or head to one of the island's luxurious beach clubs in the evening for a relaxing Bermudian cocktail.
For those wanting to stay on top of the fitness regime, have a session at the Hamilton Spa & Gym - it's the perfect place to unwind!
Explore Bermuda's western wonders
Culture
For a unique cultural experience, enjoy a private guided tour of the National Museum of Bermuda, where you can explore the Hall of History mural and treasures recovered from centuries-old shipwrecks by scuba diving archaeologists. Alternatively, you can tour the beautiful grounds of the Royal Naval Dockyard.
Active
Satisfy your thirst for adventure with a private Jet Ski safari. This thrilling journey includes visits to a shipwreck, the world's smallest bridge and a waterside café where you can savour traditional Bermudian island fare.
If you prefer a more relaxed pace, embark on an electric cycle ride and tour along the picturesque railway trail to Fort Scaur, where a picnic lunch awaits. Foil surfers can explore the bays and cosy inlets of Ely's Harbour and the beautiful Pompano.
Alternatively, Bermuda's Royal Port Golf Course stands as a distinguished gem among the island's golfing treasures, offering both locals and visitors the opportunity to experience the thrill of a PGA golf course.
Wellness
To round off your day, partake in a unique Catch and Cook cruising experience at sunset. Your private captain and chef will assist in catching and preparing the freshest fish, all while the pastel-hued sky glows in the background, creating a truly magical experience.
Unwind with a sundowner cocktail at Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa. The hotel's idyllic setting provides the perfect backdrop to watch the sunset.
