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Where Is Bermuda?
Nestled in the North Atlantic Ocean, just 600 miles off the coast of North Carolina, Bermuda is an island paradise known for its pink-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and blend of British sophistication with island charm. It’s a favorite for couples who crave luxury, peace, and romance — without the long-haul flight. The airport is located on the east end of the island close to a town called St George's.
Why Visit Bermuda
Bermuda is a small island that catches most first-time guests off guard. It isn’t part of the Caribbean, but it offers the same dreamy turquoise water and pink-sand beaches. All you need is your valid passport* and the Bermuda Arrival Card. The Bermuda Arrival Card is a simple form that takes about two minutes to complete, it is recommended that you fill out the digital Bermuda Arrival Card prior to travel. Once you complete the form, you’ll receive an email confirmation and present it to a border agent to expedite processing on arrival. The Bermuda Arrival Card form should be provided on your plane and is also available at the immigration desk in the airport, but filling it out in advance saves time
Bermuda is small enough that you can visit most of the island in a couple of days. However, it is rumored that you won't want to leave.
The island is English speaking and although the currency is a Bermuda dollar, it is equivalent to the US dollar.
How to Travel in Bermuda
This might surprise you but only the locals can drive cars on the island. The mode of transportation would be either a bus, moped, or taxi to get around. Also there are no ubers, so you cant use that method either. If you needed to get from one side of the island to the other people us a ferry. There are no rental cars allowed. Hotels have vehicles that can take you to locals beaches and popular attractions.
What to do on the Island
There are a couple of must do things on the island. As part of your Bermuda getaway, exploring the island’s capital, Hamilton, is a must. The city is vibrant yet laid-back, offering a perfect balance of culture, dining, and local charm. The first is the iconic Bermuda sign. It's a must do for a tourist. The sign is island-colored letters by the visitors center in Hamilton. A great way to welcome you to Bermuda!
For historic things to do in Hamilton, Bermuda, visit Fort Hamilton. Built in the late 19th century, the fort never saw battle and eventually shut down. Today you can visit and explore! t’s been turned into a lush garden, and it’s fascinating to see the stone structures and cannons among all the beautiful greenery! There are all kinds of passageways and nooks to explore, and the views of Hamilton are excellent. Now you can explore and walk around free of charge.
Just a short distance from downtown Hamilton, the Bermuda Botanical Gardens offer 36 acres of lush greenery, tropical blooms, and peaceful walking paths. It’s a quiet escape from the city where couples can slow down and reconnect. You can explore orchid houses, palm gardens, and local art exhibits — or simply find a shady bench and enjoy the breeze.
There’s a reason Bermuda keeps calling travelers back — it’s a place where beauty, romance, and adventure meet in perfect harmony.
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When you’re ready to plan your own escape to paradise, Simple Escapes Travel is here to make it simple, stress-free, and tailored to you. Let’s start planning your Bermuda getaway today!
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