Bermuda-6-day-itinerary
Bermuda Travel Itinerary (6 days)
Day 1: Arrival in Bermuda
- Morning: Arrive at L.F. Wade International Airport (BDA)
- Note: Visa requirements for travel to Bermuda vary depending on your nationality. Check with the Government of Bermuda’s website for specific requirements.
- Afternoon: Collect your luggage and take a taxi or bus (the #7 bus goes directly from the airport to Hamilton) to your hotel
- Tip: Be aware that Bermuda uses the Bermudian dollar, which is pegged to the US dollar at a 1:1 ratio. Credit cards are widely accepted.
- Evening: Explore the area around your hotel and get accustomed to local time (Eastern Standard Time)
- Activity suggestion: Take a leisurely walk along Front Street in Hamilton to get a feel for the city’s laid-back atmosphere.
Day 2: Explore Hamilton
- Morning: Start at the National Gallery of Bermuda, showcasing local art and history
- Tip: The gallery has a wonderful collection of Bermudian art.
- Mid-morning: Visit the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute to learn about the island’s marine environment
- Activity suggestion: Take a short walk to the nearby Hamilton Ferry Terminal and take a ferry ride across the harbor for great views.
- Afternoon: Walk around the city, visit St. Peter’s Church (the oldest Anglican church in continuous use), and explore local shops and restaurants
Day 3: Pink Sands Beach and Snorkeling
- Morning: Head to Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve via taxi or bus
- Note: This nature reserve offers stunning views of the ocean and access to the famous pink sand beaches.
- Late morning/Afternoon: Spend your time at the beach, swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters. Snorkel gear can be rented nearby.
- Activity suggestion: Keep an eye out for marine life, including sea turtles and colorful fish.
Day 4: Royal Naval Dockyard
- Morning: Visit the National Museum of Bermuda to learn about the island’s history and maritime past
- Tip: The museum offers a great look into Bermuda’s history from pre-colonial times to the present.
- Mid-morning: Explore the shops, cafes, and historic buildings in the Dockyard area. This includes the Royal Navy Dockyard, where you can see some of the island’s most impressive historical sites.
- Activity suggestion: Consider taking a glass-bottom boat tour or going on a kayaking trip from here.
Day 5: Arboretum and Other Attractions
- Morning: Visit the Bermuda National Sports Centre to learn about local sports, including cricket
- Note: Depending on the time of year you visit, there might be sporting events happening.
- Late morning/Afternoon: Head to the Bermuda Arboretum for a peaceful stroll through beautiful gardens and woodlands
- Tip: The arboretum is a serene place for nature lovers.
Day 6: Departure
- Morning: Return any rental equipment, pick up your luggage if you haven’t already, and take transportation back to the airport (or spend the morning shopping or sightseeing)
- Activity suggestion: If you have some time before your flight, visit the local market for last-minute shopping.
Additional Tips
- Safety First: Always check the official weather forecast and be aware of sea conditions if planning water activities.
- Respect Local Customs: Be mindful of dress codes when visiting churches or other cultural sites.
- Health Information: If you have any medical conditions, it’s a good idea to consult with your doctor before traveling.
Enjoy your time in Bermuda!