The Best Bermuda Tours, Compared
The whole island, the reefs, trips for non-swimmers and families, private boats, paid entries, history and food: what each kind of tour costs and leaves out.
These are the long reads for the choices you make before you book one of the Bermuda guided tours. Which tour suits you? How does a ship day run? What can you do without a tour? Which beach is worth the trip, and when should you come?
Start with the best tours, compared if you have not chosen yet, or with the one-day plan if your ship is booked. The blog answers single questions in fewer words.
The whole island, the reefs, trips for non-swimmers and families, private boats, paid entries, history and food: what each kind of tour costs and leaves out.
How much fits in a ship day, west end or east, the ferry to Hamilton, St. George's, a swim, lunch, an overnight call and the busiest days.
Why visitors drive nothing bigger than a micro-car, what the ferry and bus cost, the Dockyard on foot, the caves and the lighthouse alone, and when a tour wins.
Six beaches and the coves between them: which is calmest, which has restrooms, where to snorkel from the sand, and which tours give you hours there.
The cruise season, when the sea is warm enough, hurricane season, winter, the quietest months and what closes when, with the long-term normals month by month.
The sights and their fees are on things to do, the ferries and the berths on how to get there, and the full range on Bermuda Tours.