• St. George’s Ferry Terminal - Meet your guide holding a “Bermuda Heritage Tours” sign at the St. George’s ferry dock and start your exploration of the town.
• Ordnance Island - Discover St. George’s town square, established in 1612, and learn about Bermuda’s initial discovery in 1609 when The Sea Venture was shipwrecked on the reefs while en route to deliver essential supplies to settlers in Jamestown, Virginia.
• Town Hall - Built in 1782, this structure showcases classic elements of Bermuda’s vernacular architecture and boasts a beautiful cedar interior.
• St. Peter’s Church - Founded in 1612, St. Peter’s Church has been in continuous use for over four centuries and highlights early Bermudian construction techniques, including a baptismal font dating back to around 1450.
• The Unfinished Church - Option to explore the interior of this unique historical site, offering a fantastic photo opportunity of its architecture and views of Hamilton Harbour.
• Lili Bermuda Perfumery - Situated in Stewart Hall, built in the early 18th century, this is a rare chance to admire a stunning example of Bermuda vernacular architecture while sampling island-inspired fragrances and gaining insight into traditional perfume-making techniques.
• Silk Alley - Visit the site of Pilot Darrell’s Cottage, the first known black person to purchase a home in Bermuda, and an important stop on the African Diaspora Trail.
• Globe Museum & Trustworthy Gift Shop - Offers information on the Sea Venture shipwreck, the American Civil War cotton trade, and shipwreck memorabilia.
• Bermuda National Trust - Tucker House & Barber’s Alley - Learn about the adventures of Henry Tucker, President of the Governor’s Council, who resided here in 1775 and his intriguing involvement in the American War of Independence. Then, visit Barber’s Alley to see where the first black member of the US House of Representatives worked as a barber during the American Civil War.

• Bottled water
• Tour can start at St. Regis hotel or be customized

• Gratuities
• Please Note - Tour is not wheelchair accessible.

Venture beyond the beaches to uncover the true beginnings of Bermuda’s story.

This exclusive East End walking tour guides you through the island’s most historic area, where shipwrecks, colonial aspirations, and striking coastal landscapes have defined Bermuda’s character. Accompanied by an insightful local guide, you’ll experience these sites with stories that remain unknown to most visitors.

Discover the UNESCO-listed town of St. George’s, the oldest continuously inhabited British settlement in the Western Hemisphere. Visit the eerily beautiful Unfinished Church and learn about the Sea Venture shipwreck that altered the course of Atlantic history.

This isn’t a hurried group tour—it’s a flexible, personalized adventure tailored to your interests. Whether you’re captivated by history, photography, or simply wish to explore Bermuda beyond the usual sights, this experience is designed for you.

For those who wish to truly understand Bermuda—not just view it—this tour is ideal.

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