Be sure to add Bermuda to your travel list! This sunny island paradise offers a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of things to do.

Bermuda is a captivating island with its pink-sand beaches and turquoise waters. Here are 10 of the best places you should consider visiting:

Horseshoe Bay: Perhaps Bermuda’s most iconic beach, famous for its beautiful pink sand and stunning rock formations. It’s perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and exploring the hidden coves nearby.
St. George’s: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic town is the oldest continuously inhabited English settlement in the New World.¹ Wander its charming cobblestone streets, explore historical buildings, and step back in time.

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Royal Naval Dockyard: A beautifully restored 19th-century fortress that now houses shops, restaurants, museums (including the National Museum of Bermuda), and entertainment venues. It’s also a popular cruise ship port.
Crystal and Fantasy Caves: Descend into these mesmerizing underground caverns filled with stunning stalactites, stalagmites, and crystal-clear underground pools. Guided tours offer fascinating insights into their geological history.
Gibbs Hill Lighthouse: Climb the 185 steps of this historic lighthouse for panoramic views of the entire island. It’s one of the oldest cast-iron lighthouses in the world and offers breathtaking photo opportunities.
Warwick Long Bay: Another spectacular pink-sand beach stretching for half a mile, offering a more tranquil atmosphere than Horseshoe Bay. Explore the adjacent coves like Jobson’s Cove for secluded swimming spots.
Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve: Located at the southeastern tip of the island, this 12-acre reserve offers pristine beaches, walking trails through native forests, salt marshes, and excellent birdwatching opportunities. It was formerly a restricted area and remains relatively untouched.
Hamilton: Bermuda’s vibrant capital city. Stroll along Front Street with its colorful buildings, browse the shops, enjoy waterfront dining, and experience the local culture.
Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (BAMZ): A great place to learn about Bermuda’s diverse marine life and terrestrial animals. See sharks, turtles, colorful fish, flamingos, and more. It’s a family-friendly attraction with conservation at its heart.
Railway Trail National Park: This scenic 18-mile trail follows the path of Bermuda’s old railway line, offering stunning coastal views, peaceful woodlands, and a unique way to explore the island by walking, cycling, or horseback riding.