Bermuda Travel Guide

Bermuda’s 181 islands lie in the Atlantic Ocean, 1600km North of the Caribbean. While it might be most famous for either Bermuda shorts or the Bermuda triangle, it surely has a lot more to offer, which rarely travellers get to experience, due to high costs getting to the island and the cost of living once you arrive. However, I would highly encourage you to experience what the mysterious amazing country has to offer.

Bermuda is an undeniably picturesque country, with delicate pink beaches and palms swaying in the breeze. It is also a great location for those who like their vacations action-packed. While the island is known worldwide for its sailing, tennis and golf, it’s also home to many more activities for every fitness level, including some of the best scuba diving in the world.

FAQ’s

 Currency: Bermudian Dollar ($) Click here for currency conversion rates.
Language: English.
Good to know: You cannot rent a car in Bermuda without having a Bermudian Drivers License.
Capital: Hamilton.
Visa: Most nationalities do not need a visa, however click here for full information.
Climate: Bermuda stay relatively warm all year round, however from December to March temperatures can get cool during the evening, so make sure to pack a warm jumper.
Power Adaptors: 2/3 pin plug – Type A or B (Click here for full information).
Global Peace Index: N/A.