Bermuda 2 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring the Wonders of Bermuda’s East End

Morning:

  • Breakfast at your accommodation: Start your day with a hearty breakfast at your hotel or a local café. Many hotels offer complimentary breakfasts, but there are plenty of great options for dining out too!

  • Horseshoe Bay Beach (First Beach): Head to this iconic pink sand beach. Take a swim, sunbathe, or just enjoy the stunning views. Remember to bring your own umbrella or rent one at the beach.

  • The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI): Near Horseshoe Bay, explore the fascinating world of marine life and Bermuda’s maritime history at this interactive museum.

Afternoon:

  • Lunch in Somerset Village: Savor local cuisine at one of the many restaurants in Somerset Village. Try traditional Bermudian dishes like fish chowder, rockfish sandwiches, and rum swizzles.

  • Crystal Caves and Fantasy Cave: Discover these spectacular limestone caves with amazing stalactites and clear blue pools. Book a guided tour for an informative experience.

Evening:

  • Dinner at Mickey’s Beach Bistro: Enjoy a delicious meal at this charming beachfront restaurant, offering breathtaking views of the sunset.

  • St. George’s: Take a stroll through this UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the oldest towns in the New World. Don’t miss the charming pink buildings, St. Peter’s Church, and the Bermuda National Trust Museum.

Day 2: Discovering Bermuda’s West End

Morning:

  • Breakfast at your accommodation or grab a quick bite in Hamilton City: Fuel up for the day ahead with breakfast at your hotel or try local favorites like baked goods, pastries, and coffee from cafés in Hamilton.

  • Hamilton City: Explore Bermuda’s bustling capital. Visit the Bermuda National Gallery, the Masterworks Museum of Bermudian Art, or shop for souvenirs at Front Street.

Afternoon:

  • Lunch in Hamilton City: Indulge in international cuisine or local favorites at one of the many restaurants in Hamilton.

  • The Royal Naval Dockyard: Take a ferry from Hamilton to the historic Royal Naval Dockyard. Visit the Bermuda Maritime Museum, Dolphin Quest, or enjoy some duty-free shopping.

Evening:

  • Cook’s Bay and Warwick Long Bay: Relax on these secluded beaches, perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

  • Dinner at Marcus’: Enjoy a gourmet meal at this fine dining restaurant in the dockyard, run by celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson.

Things to Know:

  • Currency: Bermuda uses the Bermudian Dollar (BMD), although U.S. dollars are widely accepted.

  • Transportation: Taxis, buses, and scooter rentals are common ways to get around. Consider buying a Travel Pass for unlimited travel on buses and ferries.

  • Visa Requirements: Citizens from the United States, United Kingdom, and many European countries do not need a visa to visit Bermuda for up to 30 days. Check your country’s specific requirements before traveling.

  • Climate: Bermuda has a subtropical climate, with temperatures ranging from 64°F (18°C) in winter to 82°F (28°C) in summer. Pack layers for comfort and bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.

  • Tip: Remember to tip restaurant servers and taxi drivers around 15-20%.

Enjoy your trip to Bermuda!