Bermuda For The Weekend

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  • Bermuda

  • Adventure Travel

  • All-Inclusive Travel

  • Boutique Travel

  • Nature Escapes

  • Coastal

  • Sightseeing

  • Relaxation

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Curator’s statement

Although many visit Bermuda via cruise ship, the many quick and direct flights from the East Coast make it a perfect weekend destination. The beautiful beaches, friendly locals and safe environment will have you in vacation mode immediately. The island may be small, but has diverse attractions. Bermuda is a popular location for a Babymoon. Since it is farther north than most tropical destinations, it is outside of hurricane prone areas.

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Where to stay in Bermuda

Azura Bermuda

Private oceanfront cove that translates the vibes and colors of the sea directly into its spacious suites.

Grotto Bay Beach Resort & Spa

Escape to a breathtaking beachfront paradise at Grotto Bay Beach Resort & Spa, where pristine turquoise waters, lush tropical gardens and world-class amenities await to provide you with an unforgettable vacation experience.

Hamilton Princess & Beach Club - A Fairmont Managed Hotel

A Fairmont Managed Hotel: Experience unparalleled elegance and timeless luxury at this iconic Bermuda hotel, where breathtaking views, exceptional amenities and warm hospitality create an unforgettable stay.



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  • $100 hotel / resort credit.

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Things to do in Bermuda

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Beaches

The popular Horseshoe Bay and less visited Elbow Beach and Warwick Long Bay are known for their pink sand. Many beaches have reefs just off shore, most famously Tobacco Bay. Looking for a shallow beach perfect for little ones or those who do not swim? Shelly Bay beach is the spot.

Snorkel and Scuba

Even if you do not swim, you can enjoy the magic of the world's northernmost reef system via a glass bottom boat.

St. George’s

Go to St. George's the island's first English settlement for gorgeous architecture and cute shops.

Caves

Visit Crystal and Fantasy Caves, Bermuda's largest cave system which is the perfect place to escape the summer heat or wait out a rain shower and very close to the Swizzle Inn if you need refreshment afterward.

Spa

Relax with treatments at Natura Cave Spa. Each private cabana is on a pontoon in the natural cave where the gentle dripping from stalactites keeps you in tune to the environment.

Places to eat & drink in Bermuda

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Temptations - A great spot outside St. George's for breakfast. Don't miss the scones!

Wahoo's - Harbor-side dining with fresh fish and housemade chocolate bread pudding.

Art Mel's Spicy Dicy - Famous not too-fishy fish sandwich on raisin bread.

The Pickled Onion - Live music and local beer.

1609 Bar at the Hamilton Princess - Watch the sun set while enjoying locally inspired food and cocktails.

Aurora - Another great sunset watching location with a view of Hamilton.

Swizzle Inn - Try the famous Rum Swizzle where it was invented.

Need to Know

For more travel tips, check out Fora Advisor Carissa Bartoli’s guide, A First Timer's Guide to Visiting Bermuda.





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