2026 Bermuda Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in March)

The weekend weather was just too comfortable. The original route was planned for 12 kilometers with a 700-meter climb. We ended up walking 16 kilometers with a 1300-meter ascent. Who can handle that~~ The return route was basically a jog downhill, arriving at the parking lot (18:20). - 📚Route Attractions Route📍: White Dragon Pool - Anteater - Unnamed Rock (similar to Dazi Rock check-in) - Duck Boat - Bermuda Valley - Jade Maiden Peak - Thumb Rock - North Hualiukou Pine Forest Kilometers📈: 16 kilometers Ascent 1298 meters Duration⏰: Total duration (11 hours 23 minutes) - 🗺️Route Features 1. Walking among rustling chestnut leaves, experiencing the autumn vibe🍂 2. The uniquely shaped rock check-in points are very photogenic; we discovered a new attraction. 3. Ascent for physical training, with one section even having a 75-degree steep slope😌 4. Experience valley crossing, known as Mount Lao's Bermuda, a full sensory experience. - Summary 1. The difficulty of the entire route lies in the distance and ascent; Anteater & Duck Boat are the best check-in points. 2. Valley crossing (up and down) is very interesting, all walking on rocks. 3. Not recommended for those with poor physical fitness, as many teammates (some strong hikers) eventually ran out of energy. 4. It gets dark early in winter, so bring headlamps and flashlights, and be prepared to descend in the dark. 🧗I'm Abu, let's hike together🎒

A British Territory Where You Can Use 'Dollars'? A Gem in the Atlantic Ocean. During a transatlantic cruise, we stopped by the Bermuda Islands 🇧🇲. Although it's a British Overseas Territory, it's a curious place where you can use US dollars directly 💵. *Note: Bermuda officially uses the Bermudian Dollar, but since it's pegged to the US Dollar at a 1:1 ratio, both are accepted interchangeably! ⸻ ⛵【Exploring the Island…】 Strolling from the port and walking along the beaches by the sea… Before my eyes stretched an endless expanse of crystal-clear blue ocean ✨. Blessed with great weather, the scenery was like a picture-perfect paradise 🏖️. The entire island exudes a relaxed atmosphere, offering a serene moment where "only the sound of the sea can be heard." It was truly a peaceful and enjoyable experience 😊.

Bermuda is an autonomous British Overseas Territory located in North America. The capital is Hamilton. Picture 1: Hamilton, the capital of Bermuda Pictures 2–5: Bermuda National Museum and the Royal Naval Dockyard at Dockyard Picture 6: Gibb's Hill Lighthouse, located on a 245-foot-high mountain in the Southampton Parish of Bermuda, is the oldest cast iron lighthouse in the world, built in 1846. Gibb's Hill Lighthouse is 117 feet high, and because of the 245-foot-high mountain on which it sits, the lighthouse appears even taller and more spectacular. Pictures 7 and 8: Horseshoe Bay Beach in Bermuda, with its beautiful pink sand, is one of the world's top ten beaches and is known as "the closest place to paradise." Picture 9: Hamilton City Hall Picture 10: Holy Trinity Cathedral, Hamilton Picture 11: Supreme Court of Bermuda Picture 12: Street scene in Hamilton Picture 13: Bermuda Crystal Cave St. George's Island, Bermuda ~ Town of St. George The town of St. George, the oldest surviving British colonial town in the New World, is located on St. George's Island in the northern part of Bermuda. The town has many important historical sites: the State House, built in 1620, is the first civil stone building on the island; St. Peter's Church, with its local cedar beams and limestone slab roof, is the earliest Protestant church in the Western Hemisphere. Most of the buildings are detached houses in the style of British North American settlements, rarely more than 2 stories high, with walls and roofs painted white, reflecting the distinct characteristics of Bermuda. The historic town of St. George and related fortifications on the island of Bermuda vividly demonstrate the development of British military engineering from the 17th to the 20th centuries and were added to the World Heritage List in 2000. Picture 14: World Heritage sign in the town of St. George Picture 15: State House Picture 17: The Unfinished Church is a landmark building in St. George's. Construction of the church began in 1874, with plans to build a magnificent Victorian Gothic cathedral to replace the earliest St. Peter's Church. Construction was halted due to financial difficulties, disagreements in the legislature, and hurricane damage, leaving this ancient and magnificent cathedral structure to future generations. Picture 18: St. Peter's Church, the oldest church in Bermuda Pictures 19 and 20: Fort St. Catherine There are as many as 16 castles in Bermuda, the most representative of which is Fort St. Catherine, located on the east coast of St. George's, built in 1614. The castle is solid, and the interior has been converted into a museum, with a maze of underground passages running through the interior of the castle, and several heavy artillery pieces on the battery. The scenery on the coast outside the castle is beautiful.

My visit to Bermuda was an amazing experience. The island has pink sand beaches and crystal-clear waters, making it an ideal place to relax. I enjoyed wandering around the picturesque landscapes with beautiful beaches and green meadows. I also visited some tourist attractions like Saint David Caves. The dining experience was truly delicious, with local dishes such as 'grilled octopus' and 'fish salad'. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming. I highly recommend everyone to visit Bermuda to enjoy its natural beauty and rich culture. It is truly a wonderful and unforgettable destination! 🌴🌊

Was so beautiful can’t wait to go back

Before arriving in Bermuda, impressions: terror, disappearance, mystery, etc. come from textbooks. When about to land, everyone in the cabin cheered together, finally arrived in Bermuda!!! There is a celebration atmosphere of safe arrival, or it may be mockery😝. Flying directly from Toronto to Bermuda, the landing is a very simple airport that can't be smaller. Living in a local homestay, the homeowners are a Dutch couple around 50 years old, their ancestors landed on this island country in the 17th century and settled down. The hostess is a supermarket executive, and the host is a famous state banquet chef in Bermuda. They have a very cute 4-year-old daughter, and we spent a very beautiful first half of the week there. Bermuda is a very comfortable place with a very slow pace suitable for retirement and vacation. Compared with the tourism development level, it is not as commercial as the neighboring Bahamas, and the attractions here are more primitive. Drinking locally produced rum and soda while watching the sunset, Admire the most beautiful clouds, Feel the sunset is infinitely good.

We went to Bermuda on a whim and it was the best decision ever! It has become one of my favorite vacation memories. From the warm turquoise waters and pink sandy beaches, to the amazing food and drinks, Bermuda did not disappoint! #bermuda #islandlife #islandgetaway #beachlife