• Hamilton - Hamilton serves as the capital of Bermuda, centrally positioned on the island. It is the primary shopping district, offering a variety of dining experiences. Visitors can also capture memorable photos at the Big Bermuda Sign.
• St. George - Established in 1612, St. George’s was Bermuda’s first capital and is situated at the island’s easternmost point. This historic town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring attractions like St. Peter’s Church, The Unfinished Church, and Fort St. Catherine Museum. The area also offers shopping and delightful waterfront dining.
• Crystal & Fantasy Caves - The Crystal and Fantasy Caves rank among Bermuda’s top attractions. Guided tours are available, with each cave requiring about an hour to explore. Admission is $24 per cave for adults or $35 for both, and $10 per cave for children 12 and under, or $12 for both. A gift shop and restaurant are on-site.
• Bermuda Aquarium, Natural History Museum & Zoo - Located in the charming Flatts Village, the Bermuda Aquarium, Zoo, and Museum charges an entrance fee of $10 per person.
• Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse - Positioned on one of Bermuda’s highest points, Gibbs Hill Lighthouse is near the island’s western end. It offers stunning views of the island, and adventurous visitors can climb 185 steps to the top for $2.50. A gift shop is available for souvenirs.
• Fort St. Catherine - Built in 1612, Fort St. Catherine in St. George’s is preserved as a museum, open Monday to Friday. Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors (65+), and $3 for children (5-15 years).
• Scaur Hill Fort Park - Located on the island’s western end, Fort Scaur is part of a National Park. It offers breathtaking views, perfect for capturing memorable photos.
• Clearwater Beach - Situated on the island’s eastern end, Clearwater Beach is one of Bermuda’s stunning beaches. Nearby, Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve offers secluded beaches. Seasonal food and bar services are available at Clearwater Beach.
• Horseshoe Bay Beach - As Bermuda’s most popular beach, Horseshoe Bay Beach is on the island’s southern side, near the western end. Food and bar services are provided, and the beach connects to a network of beautiful beaches for exploration.
• Royal Naval Dockyard - Located at the island’s far western end, the Royal Naval Dockyard is the main cruise ship port. It’s a must-visit if your tour starts elsewhere, offering shops and excellent dining options.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals
• Gratuities

For those planning a private tour of Bermuda, this option is ideal. Groups have the flexibility to tailor the tour to their preferences. The ITINERARY SECTION offers a variety of suggestions to select from. Alternatively, the driver can guide you on a standard 5-hour Full Island Tour, featuring brief stops at popular attractions. The minimum booking duration is 5 hours, priced at $290 per hour, totaling $1450 for the complete tour. To explore the entire island, enjoy a leisurely lunch at a restaurant of your choice, visit the Crystal or Fantasy Caves, or relax on a stunning beach, more than 5 hours may be necessary. Additional time can be arranged at $290 per hour. The tour accommodates 1-22 passengers.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.