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What are the best beaches in Bermuda?
Zoom into the map in the middle of the ocean and you’ll find the tiny island paradise of Bermuda, surrounded by beaches with pink sand and thriving marine life. Though it’s a British Overseas Territory, it couldn’t be more different to Britain! Everywhere you go there are little corners of holiday heaven just like these:

What’s the food like in Bermuda?
Unsurprisingly, seafood is big news in Bermuda, but the melting pot of cultural influences has led to some interesting twists on dishes you may know. Look out for these tasty treats:
Beach holidays in Bermuda may be all about chilling on the sands with a picnic, but you don’t need to go far to get the best in local dining. Shout out to these spots:

Where's the best nightlife in Bermuda?
Bermuda nightlife is still more happy-go-lucky than hardcore, but there’s tons of fun to be had. Check these out:
What events can I go to in Bermuda?
You can have the best of both worlds on your 2022 holiday to Bermuda, with one day spent in a secluded bay and the next getting stuck in with colourful local events. Throughout the year you’ll also see lots of impressive boats enter the shores, as Bermuda is the finish line of choice for sailors worldwide.
Things to do in Bermuda
Go fish
You can’t leave Bermuda without seeing the aquatic life up close - it’s a once in a lifetime experience! Snorkel the Sea Garden, dive through the Mary Celestia shipwreck, or stroll the seafloor in a dive helmet with Hartley’s Undersea Walk. If you don’t want to get wet there are plenty of glass-bottomed boats, too!
Hop on a train
A great way to see the island is the Railway Trail, an 18-mile stretch of abandoned railbed that winds around Bermuda. While enjoying a stroll with the kids or racing through on a bike, you’ll see everything from wild waves to green pockets of peace.
Get both sides of the story
Wondering how this collision of British buildings and Bermudian culture happened? You’ll want to take a history tour. Your guide will bring you up to speed on everything that’s happened since the island was first discovered in the 16th century. Expect everything from civil wars to pirates!
Rumble in the jungle
Cool off from the heat while exploring the trails of Tom Moore’s Jungle - a lush area full of nature’s delights. Plus, you can get an action shot while jumping into the Blue Hole Lagoon! Best of all, the whole area is free so it’s a great way to see the caves and wildlife on a cheap holiday to Bermuda.
Find a masterpiece
Holidays to Bermuda are your chance to find out more about life on a remote island, and the thriving local art scene gives you a great snapshot. Look out for the Bermuda Arts Centre, Black Pony Gallery, and the Lisa-Anne Rego Gallery.

What's the weather like in Bermuda?
Bermuda has a subtropical climate, which means you can expect warm air and seas all year round. The summer sunshine is at its hottest from July to October, which we know is ideal for some beach-lovers. If you prefer things a bit cooler, then May, June, and November are great times to visit. The island can be prone to heavy storms and winds at certain times, so be sure to check the forecast before booking any last-minute holidays to Bermuda.
Month | Average temp. | Sea temp. | Hours of sunshine per day |
Jan | 19 °c | 18 °c | 5 h |
Feb | 18 °c | 18 °c | 6 h |
Mar | 19 °c | 18 °c | 7 h |
Apr | 20 °c | 20 °c | 9 h |
May | 23 °c | 23 °c | 10 h |
Jun | 26 °c | 25 °c | 11 h |
Jul | 28 °c | 28 °c | 11 h |
Aug | 28 °c | 29 °c | 10 h |
Sep | 27 °c | 28 °c | 9 h |
Oct | 25 °c | 25 °c | 8 h |
Nov | 22 °c | 22 °c | 7 h |
Dec | 20 °c | 19 °c | 6 h |
Important Information about travelling to Bermuda
How long does it take to fly to Bermuda?
Flights from the UK to Bermuda take around seven hours.
What’s the time difference between the UK and Bermuda?
The local time in Bermuda is four hours behind of the UK.
What currency do they use in Bermuda?
The official currency used in Bermuda is the Bermuda Dollar.
What language do they speak in Bermuda?
They speak Standard English in Bermuda. In casual conversation, you will also hear Bermudian English which includes local slang.
Will Covid-19 affect my holiday to Bermuda?
We are currently closely following the Covid-19 situation and how it affects travel. You can find out the most up to date information about travel to Bermuda on the FCDO website.
Do I need any vaccinations to visit Bermuda?
Please check with your healthcare provider for all up to date vaccination advice before booking your holiday.
Do I need a visa to travel to Bermuda?
British passport holders don’t need a visa to travel to Bermuda, but you must book accommodation before you arrive. If you’d like to stay for more than 21 days, you can ask for an extension when you arrive.
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Customer reviews

At On the Beach, we’ve sent many satisfied customers to Bermuda for a bit of sunshine. But don't just take our word for it, read some of their 5-star reviews below.
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