Things to Do in Bermuda
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Trip preparations:
The round-trip tickets from New York (JFK) to Bermuda’ L.F. Wade International Airport (BDA) was about $345 USD, total.
I booked my tickets about a month before my flight.
No checked luggage, free carry on — see my packing list
Transportation:
Locals are not allowed to rent cars.
Bus: $3.50 to $5.00, mostly runs on a 30-minute cycle — very accessible, and easy to navigate with only a few routes
Taxis: $10 – $35, depending on where you’re headed
Scooters: It’s about $85 per 24 hours, average
Mini-car: It’s about $100 – $115 / day
Easy to rent these by walking into a shop. Hamilton (the captial) has the most spots to rent, and they’re all in the same range
I obviously chose the scooter and booked from 12 p.m. to 12 p.m. — the 24-hour limit — to make the most of two days.
Day 1 – October 2
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Taxi from Airport to Air BnB – $35 with tip
Air BnB in Flatts Village – $114 with taxes, per night average
Basic groceries and snacks – $26.45
Day 2 – October 3
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St. George – to the fast East End of the island; it’s know forr British colonial architecture, history and culture
Bus Ride – $5 each way
St. Peter’s Church
Unfinished church
Perfumery
Sommers Garden
Day 3 – October 4
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Bermuda’s Crystal and Fantasy Caves
D & C grill – at the Devil’s Hole bus stop
Devil’s Hole Beach
Day 4 – October 4
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Bermuda’s gas-powered scooter was a bit hit; It’ll run you about $85 for 24 hours
Nervous to try the scooter? There’s options to rent a small mini-car; that’ll go for a little more that $100
A trip to the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse can’t be beat. See the beautiful views for $2.50
See the Royal Naval Dockyard which is on the furthest end of the island — away from St. George
Finally, one dinner option is authetic Italian food (as far as I could tell) at Portofino, which is a quick trip downtown Hamilton.
Day 5 – October 5
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Travel around the island by ferry; the tickets will cost you about the same price as a bus ride! $5- $6 for round trip, from and to any navy dock you choose.
Close your experience out with any beach around the island. I picked hidden caves and a hidden beach at Admirals Cave.
