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Holidays to tropical Bermuda
A string of islands make up the archipelago of Bermuda, a British territory situated in the Atlantic Ocean around 1,100 miles northeast of Miami, Florida. This place delivers tropical scenery straight out of a travel magazine, thanks to soft pink beaches, clear blue lagoons, and interiors dotted with flower meadows and towns painted in every shade of the rainbow.
A series of wrecks and dive sites make this place a haven for scuba enthusiasts, and history lovers will appreciate the architecture. St George, the UNESCO-protected town on Great Bermuda is a prime example of the charming, colonial buildings brilliantly preserved from days gone by. On holiday in Bermuda to rest and recharge? A good choice of luxury hotels offer up poolside lounging, spa treatments and leisurely dinners with an ocean view.
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Bermuda’s best beaches
Bermuda is blessed with 34 beautiful beaches. One of the most popular is Warwick Long Bay – so-called because it’s Bermuda’s longest beach, a half-mile slither of pink sand shaded by cedar trees and fronted by a reef brimming with the likes of parrotfish, trumpetfish and blue angelfish. Horseshoe Bay is another favourite, but it’s worth arriving early to sidestep the crowds. Come for sunrise and watch the sky change colour over the neighbouring rock formations.
The Crystal Caves of Bermuda
Stepping into this underground network of caves and subterranean lakes is a little like stepping into a dream. The stalactites and stalagmites down here are centuries old and look like hundreds of melting candles strung up above clear blue grottos. Tours set off from both Hamilton and St George’s and take you 120 feet underground, so they’re not for the faint hearted.
King’s Wharf
This lively port is on the westernmost tip of Ireland Island, and it’s also known as the West End. The largest port in Bermuda, it’s where you’ll find the Maritime Museum, snorkelling opportunities, and a huge range of restaurants, boutiques, and bars. It’s also seriously pretty here, with sunny squares and winding streets overlooked by colonial architecture.
What’s the time difference between Bermuda and the UK?
The UK is four hours ahead of Bermuda.
What are the hottest months in Bermuda?
Bermuda has a subtropical climate, with an average year-round daily temperature of 23 degrees. This ranges from around 18 degrees in February to around 28 degrees in July and August. Visit between May and October and you’re pretty much guaranteed perfect Bermuda beach weather.
What is the flight time to Bermuda?
The flight time from London to Bermuda I approximately 7 hours and 15 minutes.
What colour are Bermuda’s beaches?
Bermuda’s famous beaches range from golden to soft pink, thanks to tiny broken seashells mixed in with white grands.
What language is spoken in Bermuda?
English is the primary language spoken in Bermuda.
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