Bermuda is a travel destination in North America. Its capital is Hamilton. April and May are its two best months to visit, ranked on 1991–2020 climate averages.
Top places to visit in Bermuda
Horseshoe Bay Beach (beach) — World-famous pink-sand crescent beach — the blush hue comes from red coral fragments mixed with white quartz sand.
Crystal Cave (natural) — Breathtaking stalactite and stalagmite cave with a crystal-clear underground lake — discovered in 1907.
Royal Naval Dockyard (landmark) — Restored 19th-century British naval fortress on Ireland Island — National Museum, arts centre, and snorkel park.
St George's Historic Town (city) — UNESCO oldest continuously inhabited English settlement in the New World (1612) — forts, stocks, and Unfinished Church.
Gibb's Hill Lighthouse (landmark) — 1846 cast-iron lighthouse atop one of Bermuda's highest points — 185 steps and sweeping ocean panoramas.
Elbow Beach (beach) — Sheltered pink-sand beach on the south shore — calm, picturesque, and one of Bermuda's most photographed.
Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (landmark) — Living coral reef tank with 200 species of fish and the natural history museum of the island.
Fort Hamilton (landmark) — Victorian fortification above Hamilton — moat, underground passages, and stunning views over the Great Sound.
Cahow Bermuda (Nonsuch Island) (natural) — Nature reserve that saved the Bermuda Petrel (cahow) from extinction — accessible on guided eco-trips only.
Hamilton City (city) — Pastel-painted capital — Front Street harbour, the Bermuda Cathedral, parliament, and pink scooter culture.