Bermuda-7-day-itinerary

Bermuda Travel Itinerary (7 Days)

Day 1: Arrival and Exploration of Hamilton

Places to Visit:

  • Front Street: This is the main street in Hamilton, filled with shops, restaurants, and bars. It’s a great place to start your trip.
  • National Library: Located on Church Street, this library offers free Wi-Fi and air conditioning, making it a perfect spot to rest and plan your day.

Activities:

  • Walking Tour of Hamilton: Start with a walking tour to get familiar with the city.
  • Visit the Hamilton Bus Terminal: To understand how public transportation works in Bermuda. You can also purchase an OMNI bus pass here.

Things to Know:

  • Bermuda Dollar: The Bermudian dollar is pegged to the US dollar, so you don’t need to worry about exchange rates.
  • Weather: Be prepared for hot and humid weather; pack light clothing, sunscreen, and sunglasses.

Day 2: Beaches and Snorkeling

Places to Visit:

  • Horseshoe Bay: Known for its pink sand. It’s a bit crowded but perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
  • Elbow Beach: Another popular beach with calm waters ideal for families.

Activities:

  • Snorkel in Horseshoe Bay: Explore the marine life and coral reefs off the coast of this beach.
  • Take a Boat Tour: Many companies offer boat tours around Bermuda. This is a great way to see the island from different angles.

Things to Know:

  • Sea Life: Bermuda is home to a variety of sea creatures, including dolphins and turtles.
  • Safety First: Always snorkel with a buddy, and follow safety guidelines for boating activities.

Day 3: Royal Naval Dockyard

Places to Visit:

  • Bermuda Maritime Museum: Located within the Royal Naval Dockyard, this museum tells the history of Bermuda’s maritime past.
  • Cooperage: A historic building that was once a cooperative storage facility, it now houses some shops and cafes.

Activities:

  • Explore the National Historic Landmark: The dockyard is a historical site with beautiful architecture. Take a stroll around its buildings and understand its significance in Bermudian history.
  • Visit the Craft Market: Here you can buy local crafts like jewelry, pottery, and textiles.

Things to Know:

  • Heritage of the Island: Understand how Bermuda’s history as a British naval base has influenced the island’s culture today.
  • Duty-Free Shopping: The Royal Naval Dockyard is one of the places where you can engage in duty-free shopping.