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Bermuda is brimming with fun-filled and enriching opportunities for groups of all sizes, from adventures on the water to curated activities that put an island twist on familiar favourites. Foster camaraderie, celebrate team spirit, and bring your group together in the best way possible in Bermuda.
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Jul 20, 2013 · Bermuda is an amazing island full of activities for groups. You will find that many of the activities in Bermuda simply show off its stunning beauty – such as the snorkeling trips, beach BBQs on secluded islands, golfing, land tours, and so much more. Before we get into the other excursions, let’s talk about those secluded island beach BBQs.
- ARRIVALS & WATERFRONT DINING. Give your group a warm Bermuda welcome with a reception at the hotel . Bermuda accommodations are known for rich amenities, attentive service, tranquil settings and gorgeous water views.
- BEACHFRONT YOGA, BOATING & CULINARY ADVENTURES. The second day starts with a rejuvenating beachfront yoga session. Guests staying at the Hamilton Princess can enjoy a challenging and intuitive session with VeryRareYoga.
- PRIVATE TOURS, NATURAL WONDERS & DELICIOUS SEAFOOD. For today’s adventures, guests can start with a hearty breakfast at either the Crown & Anchor or The Pink Beach Club.
- GOLF OR SPA TIME & DEPARTURES. For the final day, choose between an only-in-Bermuda spa experience, or a round of golf on some of the world’s most picturesque fairways.
- Getting to Bermuda
- How to Get Around Bermuda
- Where to Stay in Bermuda | Best Hotels & Resorts
- Bermuda Itinerary Day 1: Go to The Beach
- Horseshoe Bay
- Johnson’s Cove
- Go Cliff Jumping and Exploring
- Gibb’s Hill
- Bermuda Itinerary Day 2: A Journey to The Past
- White Horse Tavern
If you’re flying from the east coast of the United States and Canada, you’re in serious luck: flights to Bermuda are cheap and fast with Jetblue, American, United, Delta, and Air Canada; I’m talking under 100 dollar flights, round trip! Not to mention, direct flights from New York and Boston are a little less than one and a half hours. If you’re co...
Bermuda is small, which means everything is quite close to each other, but it also means there aren’t many options in the way of public transport. The bus and a ferry that are very easy to use, but it’s really special to see the island on your own time with personal transportation like mopeds or twizys. 1. Taxi: though this can be expensive, taxi d...
There are so many options for places to stay in Bermuda, and at many different price points. Here’s a comprehensive list of my favorites: Airbnb in Bermuda: This is (as always) a solid option if you’re going to get personal transport. This is also the cheapest option on the list: prices start as low as $85/night! There are tons of incredible apartm...
You’ve arrived in Bermuda, finally, and the first thing you want to see is… the beach, of course! Bermuda is famous for its cerulean blue waters and unusually pink beaches. The only problem is, in the summer, some of Bermuda’s best beaches can be a bit over-crowded. If you want to skip the crowds of sun-burnt Americans, no fear: there is more than ...
If you’re looking for a top beach in the world as chosen by Conde Nast, look no further than Horseshoe Bay. If you head here too late in the day, though, prepare for hoards of tourists. This beach is on almost every westward bus line, so it’s the easy to get to for anyone without personal transport. I recommend taking the bus early in the morning t...
Jobson’s Cove is a rather famous one, and is the perfect place to set yourself up for the day if you’ve brought your own picnic. If you’re staying in a hotel, have them prepare a little picnic for your trip; if you’re in an Airbnb, be sure to stop at the nearest grocery store, Supermart, for supplies before making your way to the beach.
In the summer, you’ll typically find locals climbing all over the unusual rocks that punctuate the shoreline here. Follow them if you’re feeling a little crazy and want to go cliff jumping. Once you’ve had your fill, take a walk through the sandy paths toward Warwick Long Bay, an often-forgotten stretch of beach arguably even more beautiful than Co...
By the end of the day, you’ll no doubt be feeling a little sun-tired. End the day by watching the sun go down at the top of Bermuda’s first and oldest lighthouse, Gibb’s Hill, just a stone’s throw away from Horseshoe Bay. Climb its 185 steps for the best panoramic view of Bermuda and then eat dinner just below in its adjoining restaurant, The Dinin...
To get the full experience this unique little archipelago provides, it’s important to make time for its still-existing first-ever town, St. George’s. This small town is known as the oldest continuously occupied settlement in the Western Hemisphere. Its history, churches, cobblestoned streets and quaint cottages make St. George a must-do for all vis...
When you’re tired of walking, stop in to White Horse Tavern for lunch. Right on the water, this old English-style pub is something of an institution in Bermuda. If you’re feeling hungry, try the Bermuda Island burger; it features some of the best local flavors this little island has to offer.
Apr 6, 2023 · I explained how art can foster curiosity and lead to appreciation and understanding, creating moments of nourishing connection and sustainable community. I proffered the idea that the Bermuda kite is an art form which holds this potential and embodies these ideals.
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In May 2021, The Department of Culture officially launched the National Cultural Heritage Policy for Bermuda. The overarching goal of the policy is to inspire national pride and to support the deepening of our shared identity. The policy also aims to ensure that Bermudian culture is embedded in every level of everyday life.
