Bermuda Tours

Bermuda Private Tours

Bermuda private tours give your group its own boat, car or guide, with nobody else from the ship aboard. Most are priced per group rather than per head, so the cost per person falls as your party grows.

Bermuda private tours: boats, a car and a walk

Private St. George's Bermuda History Walking Tour

Private St. George's Bermuda History Walking Tour

★★★★★ 5.0 (93 reviews · 2 hours 30 minutes)

History walk, St. George'sStarts in St. George'sVenue entry includedYour group only

Your own guide through the Town of St. George for two and a half hours, from the ferry terminal or St. Peter's Church. Admission to every venue and bottled water are in the fare; per person, for two to eight.

From $95 per person (minimum 2)

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

5 Hour Guided Private Tour of Bermuda

5 Hour Guided Private Tour of Bermuda

★★★★★ 4.9 (89 reviews · 5 hours)

Island drive, short stopsMeets on the cruise pierYour group only

An air-conditioned car and driver-guide for five hours from the cruise pier, stopping at seven sights for five to ten minutes each. Priced per person, for seven or more; the lighthouse climb is extra.

From $100 per person (minimum 7)

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Private Sunset Cruise & Rum Swizzle

Private Sunset Cruise & Rum Swizzle

★★★★★ 4.9 (46 reviews · 1 hour)

Sunset cruise4 Camber Road, DockyardYour group only

The shortest private trip: an hour on the water at the end of the day, for up to ten, with a gallon of rum swizzle and floats for a swim. Bring your own drinks for the cooler.

From $500 per group (up to 10)

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Private Bermuda Historic Sightseeing Cruise With Swim/Snorkel

Private Bermuda Historic Sightseeing Cruise With Swim/Snorkel

★★★★★ 4.9 (17 reviews · 3 hours)

Boat charter4 Camber Road, DockyardSnorkel gear includedYour group only

A boat for up to eight with the captain's history of the coast, snorkel gear and pool noodles, and an hour at each of two stops. Meet in Pembroke or at 4 Camber Road in the Dockyard.

From $800 per group (up to 8)

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Private Bermuda Boat Charter Cliff Jumping, Islands & Sightseeing

Private Bermuda Boat Charter Cliff Jumping, Islands & Sightseeing

★★★★★ 5.0 (73 reviews · 3 hours)

Boat charter4 Camber Road, DockyardYour group only

A boat and captain for up to ten, for three hours of cliff jumping, caves and two quiet stops in the west end. Water, ice and noodles are on board; the rum swizzle is extra if you order it.

From $900 per group (up to 10)

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

A catamaran for your group, rated 5.0

Up to 15 guests, three hours in the Great Sound and the western coves, snorkel gear, a paddleboard and a crystal kayak. Board in Hamilton or at King's Wharf.

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What a private tour of Bermuda is

A private tour gives your party the whole boat, car or guide. Nobody else from the ship is aboard, so the day moves at your pace: you ask for a longer swim, another stop, or an early finish.

There are three kinds. The private boats take eight to 15 people and are priced per group: a sunset boat, a catamaran, and charters built around cliff jumping or history. The private car tour drives the island with a driver-guide, priced per person for seven or more. The St. George's walk gives two to eight people their own guide through the old town.

Why choose a private tour

You set the stops

On a shared trip you keep to the timetable. On a private one, the captain or guide works to your group. Marlo M. said the private car meant choosing where to go and how long to stay.

A full boat costs less per head than it looks

Split fifteen ways, the catamaran comes to about $78 each. The sunset boat, split ten ways, is about $50. For a big family, that is close to a shared fare.

You can start near your ship or your hotel

The sunset boat and both charters collect cruise passengers at 4 Camber Road in the Dockyard. The catamaran also boards on Front Street in Hamilton, and the St. George's walk meets ships at the ferry terminal.

It suits a mixed group

Grandparents can stay on deck while the teenagers jump. James L. brought children, parents and grandparents on the catamaran and wished they had booked longer.

Private tours vs shared tours

Here is a private tour beside a seat on a shared one, from the listings' own terms.

A private tourA shared tour
Who is aboardYour group onlyUp to 40, 50 or 75 guests
How the fare worksPer group, except the car and the walkPer person
Private boats$500 to $1,175 a groupShared boats $70 to $155 a person
Private car$100 a person, seven or moreShared drives $66 to $80 a person
StopsSet with your captain or guideSet by the timetable
Free cancellation24 hours24 hours on most

Check the cliff-jumping charter from $900

For two people, a shared trip costs far less and sees much the same water. The shared boats are on the Bermuda boat tours page, and the shared drives on the Bermuda island tours page.

What you get, and what you don't

History and a swim, for up to eight

Three hours on a private boat with the captain's history of the coast, snorkel gear and an hour at each of two stops.

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Who should choose something else

Unsure between private and shared? Our guide to the best tours weighs every kind of trip.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a private boat cost?
The sunset boat is $500 for up to ten, the historic cruise $800 for up to eight, the cliff-jumping charter $900 for up to ten and the catamaran $1,175 for up to 15. Each price is for the whole group.
Are private tours priced per person or per group?
The private boats are priced per group, for up to 8, 10 or 15 people. The private car tour is $100 a person with a minimum of seven, and the St. George's walk is per person for two to eight.
Is the private car tour priced per car?
No, it is per person, at $100, with a minimum of seven people. A party of seven pays at least $700 for the car and driver-guide.
Can a private boat work out cheaper than a shared one?
In a full group, yes. Split fifteen ways, the private catamaran comes to about $78 each, less than a seat on the shared sail at $95. For a couple, a shared trip costs far less.
What is the national drink?
The Rum Swizzle, which most of the catamarans pour. The Dark 'n Stormy is a name Gosling's has registered.
What if my ship docks in St. George's or Hamilton?
The St. George's walk meets at the St. George's ferry terminal, and the private catamaran boards on Front Street in Hamilton. Most other tours start at the Dockyard, a ferry ride away.