• Hamilton - Hamilton serves as Bermuda’s capital, 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, located at the island’s eastern tip. This historic town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring attractions like St. Peter’s Church, The Unfinished Church, and Fort St. Catherine. The area also boasts unique shopping and excellent waterfront dining.
• Crystal & Fantasy Caves - These caves rank among Bermuda’s top attractions. Guided tours require about an hour per cave. 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 available on-site.
• Bermuda Aquarium, Natural History Museum & Zoo - Situated in the scenic Flatts Village, the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum, and Zoo charges an entrance fee of $10 per person.
• Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse - Located near the island’s western end, Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse offers stunning views from one of Bermuda’s highest points. Adventurous visitors can climb 185 steps to the top for $2.50. A gift shop is also 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, offering breathtaking views perfect for photography.
• Clearwater Beach - Known for its beauty, Clearwater Beach is close to Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve, which features stunning, uncrowded beaches. Seasonal food and bar services are available.
• 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 it connects to a network of beautiful beaches.
• Royal Naval Dockyard - Situated at the island’s western tip, the Royal Naval Dockyard is a cruise ship port. It’s a must-visit if your tour begins elsewhere, offering shops and excellent dining options.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals
• Gratuities

For those seeking a private tour of Bermuda, this option is ideal. Travelers can tailor the tour to their preferences, with suggestions available in the Itinerary section. Alternatively, a standard 5-hour full island tour is available, featuring brief stops at popular attractions. The minimum booking duration is 5 hours, priced at $165 per hour, totaling $825 for the full duration. To explore the entire island, enjoy a sit-down meal at a restaurant of your choice, visit the Crystal or Fantasy Caves, or relax on one of the island’s stunning beaches, more than 5 hours will be necessary. Additional time can be arranged at a rate of $165 per hour. This service accommodates 1-13 passengers.

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