Bermuda Bucket List 2024

Adventure in the Royal Naval Dockyard from Sunrise to Sunset

This historic British naval base-turned entertainment hub is one of Bermuda’s biggest attractions. It was once a bustling strategic military base and vibrant port. Fast forward to today you can enjoy shopping, restaurants and learning about Bermuda’s history here. Start your day with a visit to the National Museum of Bermuda, NMB.bm to learn about the island’s history and maritime heritage. Inside the grounds you can also visit Dolphin Quest. Book any special experiences in advance. Enjoy lunch on the patio or inside at Anchor Restaurant Bar & Lounge,  where you will enjoy fresh seafood, traditional local cuisine and a delicious sushi menu! Shop for locally crafted souvenirs at the Clocktower Mall or discover local artisan works at The Bermuda Craft Market. Relax and unwind at Snorkel Park Beach where you can rent beach accessories, sip on delicious cocktails, enjoy a swim, snorkeling and live entertainment during the day and into the wee hours of our starry summer nights.

Be your own captain & explore the cutest spots in the West End

If you’d love to get out on the water for a day, you’ll want to check out BDA Watersports for a range of fun adventures including stand-up paddleboard & crystal clear kayak rentals, jet ski tours, boat and pontoon boat rentals and more. Located in Somerset at Robertson’s Marina in Somerset, you can book your water adventure here. Upon arrival you will receive full instruction and a detailed map of the area along with expert guidance on where to go and what to do. We love visiting the HMS Vixen, one of Bermuda’s most famous shipwrecks. Here you can swim, snorkel and feed the fish! There are a number of really cute islands and small beaches where you can stop and enjoy lunch or a snack. They also have submersible scooters, and snorkel equipment available to rent and this is so much fun especially if you are traveling with kids.

Go down under at the BUEI.

Located in Pembroke Parish just outside the City of Hamilton the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute offers a range of interactive experiences for audiences of all ages. Check out the Ocean Discovery Centre’s exhibit Bermuda Triangle: Unlock the Secrets, the ultimate place to learn everything you ever wanted to know about the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle. There’s an exhibit called the World Renowned Private Shell Collection featuring over 1,200 unique shells from a privately owned collection. There’s even a Shipwreck Gallery that dives deep into the stories that have made Bermuda the shipwreck capital of the world.

Walk the Bermuda Railway Trail

Walk or bike this stunning scenic trail that follows the route of the former Bermuda Railway, which operated from 1931 to 1948. The railway was Bermuda’s only railway system and was primarily used for transporting passengers and freight across the island. After the railway was closed, the tracks were removed, and the right of-way was converted into an 18 mile trail for pedestrians, cyclists, and equestrians to enjoy. Tap here where we outline various entry points and have a map that you can use to navigate experiencing just a short walk or the entire trail.

Discover our UNESCO World Heritage Site

Filled with charming cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and museums. You could spend forever and a day in St. George’s. Discover the historic Unfinished Church or step back in time at Fort St. Catherine, a 17th-century fort, that offers fascinating exhibits, cannons, and panoramic views of the coastline. Next door is the newly opened Achilles restaurant serving MediterAsian fusion with iconic seaside views overlooking Achilles Bay. This is a perfect place to stop for lunch, dinner or even just a chilled glass of rosé with a view. Take a tour of the Bermuda Perfumery or why not book a seat in their Perfume making workshop and make a fabulous scent of your own that you can take home! Adventure for half a day with award winning Bermudian blogger and entrepreneur Kristin White on one of her walking / e-bike tours! One offering starts with a 90 minute walking tour of St. George’s to learn about the history of our 400 year old town. Another takes you on electric bikes to explore the beaches and forts along the coast! Book here LongStoryShort.life. St George’s Square often has plenty of activity happening and you can find out more in our calendar section.

Fall in love with Tobacco Bay

This stunning natural beach located just a 10 minute walk from St. George’s Square is an important historical site known for its involvement in the Gunpowder Plot of 1775. It’s a popular beach for snorkelers, families and evening bonfire beach goers. The limestone rock formations and shallow waters are a haven for parrot fish, sergeant majors, butterfly fish and blue wrasse. The enclosed lagoon provides a sheltered sandy cove for children. A seasonal beach house serves food, drinks and rents chairs, umbrellas and snorkel gear. For more info visit TobaccoBay.bm

Climb to the top of St. David’s Lighthouse

Completed in 1879, St. David’s Lighthouse was constructed of Bermuda stone and stands 55-feet from base to lantern. The lighthouse is located on the easternmost point of the island, enabling navigators to take cross bearings with the flashing beacon emitted by Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse (you can also climb this Lighthouse, located in the west end Today the St. David’s Lighthouse automatic light beam is electric, and it is overseen by the Bermuda Department of Parks, with outside viewing.  Bus route 6 operates from St. George’s to St. David’s. There is a bus stop at the bottom of Texas Road. From here walk up to Mount Road to reach the lighthouse.

Discover deep, clear underground pools of azure blue water surrounded by Bermuda’s famous Crystal & Fantasy Caves

An absolute must for the whole family! The Crystal & Fantasy Caves, Caves.bm are Bermuda‘s top visitor attraction for some very spectacular reasons. Deep, clear underground pools of azure blue water. Incredible crystal formations of every size and shape imaginable. Cave ceilings adorned with rare chandelier clusters and delicate crystallized soda straws. Each cave is uniquely beautiful. Be sure to explore them both. It’s a not-to-be missed, favorite family activity in Bermuda. Bus Route #1, #3, #10 & #11 St. George’s-Hamilton all pass the Bailey’s Bay location. 

Spend an epic day exploring Castle Harbour, Nonsuch Island, Charles Island & more…

Charter a private boat with a knowledgeable captain and set out for an amazing day exploring some of Bermuda’s most incredible land marks only accessible by boat. Personalized excursions can include food, beverage service entertainment and more. Book the Honey Badger Express today, Call 441-505-3591 or email honeybadgerexpressbda@gmail.com to discuss a perfect plan for your next excursion! For more HoneyBadgerExpress.com