Plan Your Bermuda Vacation

Welcome to Bermuda

Bermuda is a 21 square mile (56 kilometers) land area cluster of mostly interconnected small islands in the north-west Atlantic Ocean. One of the nine smallest places in the world, it is located 650 miles due east of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, USA. Many people are surprised to learn that it is not in the Caribbean, but 900 miles north of it.

Where to stay

Bermuda has a wide variety of accommodations to suit any type of vacation. Choose from the following to get your Bermuda Trip started.

• Apartments – for those looking  for a ‘home away from home’ vacation feel.
• Cottages – Cottage Colonies are uniquely Bermudian and have a variety of amenities.
• Flotels – Why stay on land when you can set sail and enjoy Bermuda by sea?
• Guest Houses – Provide a level of comfort and charm uniquely their own.
• Hotels – Spread through the island and offer convenient access to many of the islands top sights and attractions
• Inns or Beds and Breakfasts – Scenic ocean views and centrally located properties with self service ammenities.
• Resorts –  Stunning properties with all the amenities; from world class spa’s to fine dining.
• Small Hotels -Small hotels are the backbone of the Bermuda hospitality industry, each one of them has their own personality.
• Vacation Ownership – Owning a piece of Bermuda is a wise choice for the repeat visitors.

Traveling With Kids

Take the stress out of traveling to Bermuda with children and babies by using Little Longtails a baby equipment rental company here on the on island.

• Rent everything from cribs, highchairs and beach toys, all delivered direct to your accommodation.
• Hire a car seat and a taxi can meet you at the airport for a safe transfer
• Kiddie Concierge get essential provisions delivered direct to you.

Getting Around

Once you are on the island, getting around to see all the sights is as easy as 1, 2, 3.

1. Bermuda Bus Service 
2. Ferry Service
3. Cycle Rental
4. Electric Car Rental

Other than the above transport, a variety of taxi’s and tours are also available for your convenience.

Things To Do

Bermuda has many things to do while on island

• Book tours and activities online via Bermuda.com
• Check out the variety of attractions Bermuda has to offer
• Take part in one of the many popular island activities like golfing or renting a scooter
• Do some shopping for some unique Bermudian jewelery or pick up a pair of Bermuda shorts
• Enjoy some local seafood at one of our fantastic restaurants
• Get wet and have some fun with some water sport activities
• Relax and enjoy one of Bermuda’s tranquil pink beaches

Getting To Bermuda

Bermuda may be an isolated island in the middle of the North Atlantic, but it is easy to reach, with major airlines flying in daily and cruise ships calling from April to November.

Arriving By Air

There are daily direct flights to Bermuda’s L.F. Wade International Airport from the US, Canada and UK. Some are daily year-round, others are bi-weekly weekly or seasonal (usually May to October). With flights US east coast just under 2 hours long, your Bermuda vacation has never felt so close.

The following airlines provide non-stop service to Bermuda.

From Canada:

• Air Canada.  To/From Toronto
• WestJet Airlines.  To/from Toronto.

From The United States

• American Airlines.  To/From New York, Miami, Philadelphia and Charlotte (Saturdays only)
• Delta Air Lines.  To/From Atlanta, Boston and New York.
• JetBlue.  To/From New York.
• United Airlines. To/From New York.

From the United Kingdom

• British Airways. To/From from London, England (Gatwick).

Arriving by Sea:

• Celebrity Cruises. “Summit” from Cape Liberty, New Jersey and Newport, Rhode Island (May-July); berthing in Royal Naval Dockyard
• Norwegian Cruise Line. “Norwegian Encore” from New York (April-November) and “Norwegian Gem” from Boston (April-November), berthing in Royal Naval Dockyard
• Royal Caribbean. “Adventure of the Seas” from Cape Liberty, New Jersey (May-November) and “Grandeur of the Seas” from Baltimore (April-October), berthing in Royal Naval Dockyard; “Empress of the Seas” from Cape Liberty, New Jersey (May-August), berthing in Hamilton and St. George’s
• Carnival Cruise Line. “Carnival Radiance” and “Carnival Sunrise” from Cape Liberty, New Jersey (May-October) and “Carnival Pride” from Baltimore (June, August-October)
• Regent Seven Seas; Disney Cruise Line; Viking Cruises