Holidays in Bermuda 2025/2026

Once Bermuda’s capital and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, St. George’s is well worth a visit. Join a walking tour and bask in the charm and beauty of this 400-year-old town. Well-preserved historic buildings, quaint streets and a number of forts all wait to be explored.

Bermuda is a golfer’s paradise with more courses per capita than anywhere else in the world. The game is part of island life here. There’s a course for every level whether you’re looking for a challenge with cliffside views and ocean breezes or more laidback inland holes for a gentle game.

Pick up your snorkel and hop in from the shore to explore the underwater world, or venture further and dive one of the many shipwrecks and colourful reefs Bermuda has to offer – get ready to see snapper fish, sea turtles and spotted eagle rays along the way.

Taking place over two days in the summer, Cup Match is one of Bermuda’s most anticipated events of the year! Make sure you visit at the beginning of August and spectate this intense annual match between rivals St. George’s and Somerset.

Exploring these dramatic cave systems is an experience not to be missed! Climbing stalagmites, hanging stalactites and sapphire underground pools are what you’ll find in these caves formed over millions of years ago.

No vaccinations are required for Bermuda. However, please consult your GP at least four to six weeks prior to travel for current advice. There is no known local transmission of Zika virus in Bermuda.

The time difference is GMT -3 hours.

The flight time from London to Bermuda is roughly 7 hours and 15 minutes.

The currency is the Bermuda dollar, although US dollars are also widely accepted and trades at the same rate as the Bermuda dollar.

UK nationals don’t need a visa to travel to Bermuda. However, your accommodation must be booked before you arrive.

Bermuda is fantastic for a holiday. With a year-round semi-tropical climate and a plethora of activities on offer, there’s something for everyone.

Bermuda is perfect for a family holiday. From botanical gardens, forts, and museums to amazing snorkelling and beaches, you’ll struggle to fit it all in.

For those looking for a romantic getaway or a special honeymoon, Bermuda is the answer. You’ll find pink sand beaches, palm trees swaying in the breeze, and luxury hotels – add a cocktail and what more could you want?!

There’s a hugely varied number of things to do in Bermuda. Visit during the summer months to soak up Cup Match and Carnival or try your hand at a round of golf on one of the many courses available on the island.