Destination overview

There’s a path to paradise at every turn on the island of Bermuda.

The British Island of Bermuda in the North Atlantic Ocean boasts year round sun and warm water. Luring tourists and celebrities to its turquoise water, pink sand beaches and palm fringed shores, it’s no surprise why the island has been dubbed the ‘Jewel of the Atlantic’.

A fusion of cultures, the people of Bermuda hail from the West Indies and West Africa, as well as English, Irish and Portuguese immigrants, which has influenced the flavors found on the island. Seafood, of course, is the star attraction of Bermuda’s cuisine, and you’ll find it as fresh as it comes.

Snorkel alongside shipwrecks and marine life at Elbow Beach, jump aboard a yacht or kayak in the Southampton Parish, stroll through the World Heritage listed colonial settlement in the Town of St George, head to one of the island’s most stunning beaches in the sheltered Jobson’s Cove and feast on fresh local lobster while overlooking the ocean it was caught in.

If you’re looking for a sense of adventure in Bermuda, uncover one of the island’s largest and most dramatic underground cave systems at the Crystal Caves.