From pink-sand beaches and colorful marine life to family-friendly attractions and shopping centers, Bermuda's friendly island vibes in the North Atlantic Ocean welcome travelers to kick back under the golden sun. The archipelago is a British territory, and the 2 largest towns here have nods to colonial times in their historic buildings and forts. Once you've found your ideal Bermuda vacation rental, whether in the capital, Hamilton, or oceanside with incredible sunset views, it's off for rounds of golf at scenic courses, museum-hopping to learn about the heritage and relaxing beach days on the sands, with the sound of sea breezes for company.
On the far-western tip of Bermuda, where the islands hook around the waters of the Great Sound, the Royal Navy Dockyard offers a wealth of historic attractions and family-friendly amusements. The National Museum of Bermuda here has shipwreck artifacts, heritage exhibits and play areas for kids on the grounds of an old fort. You'll also find spots around the dockyard to swim with dolphins, play a round of miniature golf by the ocean, grab a bite to eat and shop for souvenirs at craft markets. There's a ferry dock, too, with routes to St. George's and Hamilton, which means getting around between attractions is easy.
With so many islets, reefs and shipwrecks to discover around Bermuda, a snorkeling tour into the blue North Atlantic waters is a must. Nothing beats the experience of skimming across the waves on a glass-bottomed boat in search of marine life swimming below. Leaping into the water with a mask and fins, you'll find a world of vibrant sea creatures and coral waiting to be discovered. For family days spent on the beach, you'll want to head to spots like Horseshoe Bay and Elbow Beach, where the clear waters welcome refreshing swims and the soft sands are perfect for picnics and castle-building contests.
Several parks scattered around Bermuda offer glimpses of the archipelago's stunning flora and fauna. Cooper's Island Nature Reserve has an observation tower that offers 360-degree views over the North Atlantic, where you might spot bottlenose dolphins, large green turtles and the humpback whales that migrate through during spring. On the main island, Spittal Pond Nature Reserve is a great spot for birding, with a pond and 64 acres of waterfront land to explore on hiking trails. No matter which part of the archipelago you choose for your Bermuda vacation rental, you're sure to encounter wildlife, sea creatures and stunning natural features all over the islands and in the waters beyond.
Bermuda is a popular destination for honeymoons and romantic getaways. Vacation homes are available near places like Crystal Cave, an underground cave system with dramatic rock formations, lit pools, and tours, and Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, a historic cast-iron lighthouse with stairs to the top. You'll also like St. David’s Island, a scenic isle with a historic lighthouse, a charming local history museum, and sandy beaches.
Whether you're planning a trip with the family, some romantic time out or a few nights away alone, we have weekend getaways in Bermuda to suit. Grab your overnight bag and stay at one of these popular properties:
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