Trip to Flatts Village, Bermuda

A beautiful island destination with pastel-colored houses, turquoise waters, a colorful history, and a vibrant cultural scene.

Day 1: Arrival and Introduction

Welcome to Flatts Village! You will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel to check in. Spend the afternoon getting a feel for the area by exploring the village’s charming narrow streets, colorful buildings and spectacular harbor views. Later on, enjoy some Bermudian cuisine and local rum at a restaurant or bar while soaking in the laidback atmosphere. (Minimum word count 200 words)

Day 2: Sightseeing at the Royal Naval Dockyard

Explore the Royal Naval Dockyard, which is home to Bermuda’s best-known tourist attractions, like the National Museum of Bermuda, Dolphin Quest, arts and craft markets, fine restaurants, and bars & cafes. Take a guided tour around the Dockyard, learn about Bermuda’s maritime history, and don’t miss the Clocktower Mall, where you’ll find a range of shops offering everything from locally made crafts to high-end designer goods. Afterwards, you can also take in a dolphin show, go on a glass-bottom boat tour or even ride a jet ski. (Minimum word count 200 words)

Day 3: Visit Hamilton City

Today we head to Hamilton City, Bermuda’s cosmopolitan capital with a colonial ambiance, winding alleyways, and pastel-colored buildings. Visit historic landmarks such as the Bermuda Cathedral, Bermuda City Hall & Arts Centre, and the Cabinet Building. In the afternoon, take a stroll around bustling Front Street, where you can satisfy your shopping cravings at an array of boutiques and galleries. Grab lunch or an early dinner at one of the waterfront restaurants that have a perfect view of the harbor. Afterward, catch the sunset on a picturesque sunset cruise. (Minimum word count 200 words)

Day 4: Historic St. George’s Town and Beach Day

Today, we head to the east end of the island and visit the historic St. George’s Town, UNESCO World Heritage site with endless things to see and do. Visit highlights such as the Unfinished Church, the State House, and King’s Square. Later on, enjoy a relaxing Caribbean beach experience at Tobacco Bay or Fort St. Catherine Beach, where you can soak up some sun, swim, or even snorkel. At nightfall, savor flavorsome cocktails and dinner at one of the oceanfront restaurants and enjoy the entertaining nightlife that the island has to offer. (Minimum word count 200 words)

Day 5: Glass Bottom Boating and Snorkeling Adventure

Enjoy a glass-bottom boat out to the Bermuda’s tallest undersea reef and get up close and personal with the ocean’s rich and diverse marine wildlife. Experience the island’s exquisite coral formations and schools of exotic tropical fish while having the opportunity to explore their underwater habitat with a guided snorkeling tour. In the afternoon, take a leisurely stroll in the Botanical Gardens or visit the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo. (Minimum word count 200 words)

Day 6: Bermuda Railway Trail

Take a scenic tour of Bermuda by treading the Bermuda Railway Trail, an extensive trail that spans side to side of the island with panoramic viewpoints that overlook the tranquil water. The trail hosts a mix of landscapes, rocky path, and unsullied beaches, and lush vegetation. You may also explore some of the island’s scenic neighboring towns and hamlets such as Smith Island, Devonshire Marsh, and Pembroke Marsh. If time allows, visit the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI) exhibits and learn about the island’s fascinating undersea world. (Minimum word count 200 words)

Day 7: Departure

On the last day, you can spend it leisurely with some last-minute shopping or sightseeing. If you have extra time, take a nature walk through Tom Moore’s Jungle and find yourself lost in the vibrant greenery and tall trees. You will then be transferred to the airport for your onward flight. (Minimum word count 200 words)