An island paradise in the North Atlantic, Bermuda is famed for its pink-sand beaches, pretty pastel cottages, vibrant coral reefs and warm island hospitality.
Soft pink beaches, clear shallows and reef-lined bays give Bermuda some of the most recognisable shores in the Atlantic.
Houses in pastel tones, set among tropical gardens, create a distinctive look that runs right across the island.
The island’s warm year-round climate makes it a strong choice for golf, with championship courses that make full use of the scenery.
Places such as St George’s reflect the island’s heritage, while Hamilton brings in a more contemporary energy through food, art and shopping.
Bermuda’s harbours are still used daily by casual boaters, but they’ve also hosted major races like the America’s Cup.
Bermuda’s natural beauty makes an impression before you even land. From above, turquoise waters meet dramatic coastlines, where limestone cliffs and pastel houses give way to hidden coves and pink-sand beaches. For a nation of just 21 square miles, Bermuda boasts a wealth of experiences. With over 300 shipwrecks, thriving coral reefs and rich marine life, it’s one of the world’s top diving and snorkelling destinations, plus offers sailing, kitesurfing and big-game fishing, as well as whale watching in spring. On land, hike and bike through nature reserves or explore the epic Railway Trail, which follows an abandoned railbed from one end of the island to the other. Head underground amid the Crystal Caves or tee off on more golf courses per square mile than anywhere else in the world.
Bermuda’s past is equally compelling. Shipwrecked in 1609, British settlers established what became Britain’s oldest overseas territory. Today, you can explore its layered history at the Royal Naval Dockyard, visit the Gibbs’ Hill Lighthouse or wander through St. George’s, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Bermuda has a very mild climate with few extremes of hot or cold. The most popular time to visit is between April and October when sea temperatures are more favourable for swimming. Short but heavy showers can occur during any time of the year and while hurricanes are rare, they can occur from June to November.
With direct access to a boomerang of perfect pink sand, The St. Regis Bermuda Resort is all about rest and relaxation, with two beachfront infinity pools, a stunning golf course, three signature restaurants and a full-service spa to offer its guests.
Situated on 200 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds in a fabulous waterfront setting close to exclusive Tucker’s Town, this idyllic getaway makes the very most of the balmy weather, pink sand beaches and scenic coastline.
Scattered across a 30-acre peninsula on the western tip of Bermuda lies the romantic and secluded Cambridge Beaches. This hidden gem, a collection of pastel-pink cottages fringed by four private beaches and turquoise waters, boasts a magical allure that entices guests to return year after year.
‘The pink palace’ has been a landmark on the capital’s waterfront for over a century, welcoming guests to enjoy style and sophistication beside the shimmering sea. Following an impressive $100 million renovation it is now the island’s ultimate urban resort, proving a popular choice for guests seeking the best of Bermuda.