Bermuda is pink-sand beaches and party boats, an island vibe unlike anywhere else. Expect warm welcomes and big smiles. Natural wonders and exhilarating adventures. With your three day stay you'll have the opportunity to uncover the mystery embedded in the 21-square-miles of breathtaking beauty, blended cultures, and delicisous cuisine. 

See Gombey dancers swaying and jumping in time to the infectious beats of drums and shrieking whistles. Watch vibrant patterned kites bobbing in the breeze overhead. Get familiar with the island’s three delightfully different regions – West End, Central Bermuda, and East End – and enjoy a little taste of our local culture. Some popular things to indulge in include:

NIGHTLIFE

Friday night happy hours across Hamilton offer the perfect vibe to kick off your vacation. If you want to experience a buzzing atmosphere with a DJ and plenty on the menu to quench your thirst, try Marina Nights at Hamilton Princess, or head to Astwood ASrms and get a seat of the porch to people-watch as locals and visitors wander down Front Street. If you are looking for something a little quieter and more reserved, you can head to The Cloud for some classic and Bermuda-inspired cocktails.

For an adventure: Feel total exhilaration by learning to control a kite and ripping through the waves with kitesurfing lessons. Try freediving and explore our coral reefs with a strong breath hold, or rip around the island on a jet ski tour. If you want to adventure into the deep you can pull in the big haul of local fish like blackfin and yellowfin tuna, wahoo, snapper and much more. If you’re lucky you also might catch sight of a pod of wild dolphins.

MEANDER

The south shore beaches between Warwick Long Bay and Horseshoe Bay are connected by walking trails. Walk at your own pace walking through the trails taking a peak at some inviting small coves as you go. 

Horseshoe Bay has been voted one of the top 10 beaches in the world by many top magazines, but due to its popularity, it can become crowded with visitors, so we are going to skip this one in order to truly get Lost Yet Found. For a more local beach feel, head to John Smith's Bay in Smith’s parish.

Finally, you will make your way to the historic town of St George, the UNESCO world heritage site. This is the place where the settlers made their home in 1612. The history of St George’s is fascinating and can be felt in the ambiance and seen in the architecture around the town. Wander the narrow alleyways and find points of interest like the Unfinished Church, The State House, the House of George Tucker, and the oldest Anglican church in the Western Hemisphere, St. Peter's Church. It is a tradition by both locals and visitors to get a picture of these steps. 

After exploring St George’s either by foot or by electric bicycle, you can head to Tobacco Bay to finish up the day. Here you will find a beach bar that has a real island vibe. Grab a drink (may we suggest a rum swizzle) and let the sun set on your short but sweet Bermuda adventure.