25 Best Things to Do in Bermuda
Just a couple hours’ flight from New York City and with a time difference of a mere hour, Bermuda is among the most accessible of the North American islands, making it ideal for a long weekend getaway. (It’s often improperly placed in the Caribbean; it’s actually closer to North Carolina, kept temperate by the force of the Gulf Stream.) As your plane descends into Bermuda, the first thing you notice are the deep turquoise waters and sheer limestone cliffs; the next is how you can see the entire island from your window. And despite its jewel-box size, clocking in at 21 miles in length and a mile in width at its widest point, it's home to a varied bounty of museums, shops, restaurants, and, of course, beaches and nature reserves. Here, we break down all the best things to do in St. George’s and the east end, the capital city Hamilton, and the Royal Naval Dockyard and the west end.
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Editor's note: Given the changing nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, the hours and accessibility of many places are fluid and subject to change. We advise you to contact businesses directly for updated safety guidelines and hours of operation before visiting.