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The Bermuda Islands, formerly known as Somers Island, are a self-governing British Overseas Territory located in the North Atlantic Ocean. It is the oldest British Overseas Territory, having been established a century or two before the English colonization of the United Kingdom and the enactment of the Act of Union 1707.
Only 20 of the islands in the archipelago are inhabited. Due to the frequent disappearances of ships in the waters surrounding them, it is known as the mysterious Bermuda Triangle, a world-renowned mystery. Bermuda enjoys a mild climate, with year-round spring-like weather, evergreen trees, and blooming flowers. Because it is hundreds of miles from the nearest landmass, the Bermuda Islands are surrounded by vast ocean, offering a picturesque scenery of blue skies, green waters, soaring seagulls, and fragrant flowers, primarily catering to high-income tourists.
Subtropical climate, suitable for autumn and winter
Elbow Beach
Bermuda's most beautiful pale pink beach
When it comes to must-see destinations along Bermuda's southern coastline, Elbow Beach, located near the capital Hamilton, is definitely at the top of the list! It boasts beautiful pale pink sand, a gently curving coastline, and coral reefs perfect for snorkeling.
Bermuda Botanical Gardens
Free admission to the botanical garden
The expansive Bermuda Botanical Gardens is not only free year-round, but also offers free 90-minute guided tours every Wednesday through Friday. Professional guides will teach you about Bermuda's native trees, shrubs, and flowers.
Opening hours: 9:30-17:30
Admission: Free
Transportation: Take bus No. 1, 2, or 7 to the vicinity of King Edward VII Memorial Hospital
Bermuda National Museum
Next to the museum is the Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda's largest cruise ship terminal. For hundreds of years, it has served as a military fortress and important base for the British Royal Navy in the western Atlantic.
Here, you can see the gold, silver and jewelry found by archaeologists from ancient shipwrecks, and learn the secrets of more than 90 forts near Bermuda through exhibitions.
Opening hours: 9:00-17:00
Tickets: $15
Horseshoe Bay
One of the world's most famous pink beaches, Horseshoe Bay, located on Bermuda's south coast, is one of the most famous pink beaches in the world. Compared to Elbow Beach, Horseshoe Bay's sand is more distinctly pink. It's also the location of Bermuda's largest beach party each summer, resulting in a higher concentration of tourists.
Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory in the North Atlantic. Settled in the early 17th century, it has a rich maritime history and was strategically important for the British navy. Its historic towns, forts, and cultural traditions reflect centuries of colonial influence and seafaring heritage.
Located in the North Atlantic Ocean, east of the US. Visitors typically fly into L.F. Wade International Airport. Public buses, ferries, taxis, and rental scooters are common transport options; walking is ideal within towns and beaches.
Advance booking recommended for guided tours, excursions, and ferry rides—typically 1–4 weeks in advance during peak season.
4–6 days to enjoy beaches, historic towns, outdoor activities, and island tours.
Guided tours are available in English; some attractions provide audio guides or printed guides. Private tours may accommodate other languages on request.
Evening cruises, local festivals, and nightlife in Hamilton; some resorts offer night-time beach events or special tours by appointment.
Peak season is June to August; least crowded times are April–May and September–October. Weekdays are quieter than weekends, especially at beaches and popular attractions.
Most attractions, beaches, and historic towns are accessible; some hiking trails or caves may be challenging. Resorts accommodate children and elderly visitors.
Credit/debit cards widely accepted; cash (Bermudian Dollar or USD) recommended for taxis, small vendors, and ferries.
Vegetarian options are available; vegan and halal options are limited but can be requested at larger restaurants or resorts.