1 Those Beaches
Turquoise water and pink sand at Horseshoe Bay
Miles of coastline, pink sands and crystal-blue waters – Bermuda's beaches are the stuff of legend. Head to secluded ones like Jobson's Cove, with its dramatic cliffs and swimming hole, or popular, busy stretches such as the famous, photogenic Horseshoe Bay.
2 Serious Instagram Envy
The island's iconic terraced rooftops
Pretty much anywhere you point your camera or smartphone will have co-workers crying in their cubes. See where to get some of the most breathtaking views.
3 It's Just Two Hours Away
You read it right – paradise is about a two-hour flight from most major U.S. East Coast airports.
4 No Traffic Jams
Set sail on Bermuda's waterways
While everyone else is breathing exhaust fumes on the turnpike, you’ll be here.
5 Bonfires On The Beach
Beach bonfires at Tobacco Bay
Kick off your shoes and cosy up by a roaring fire on Tobacco Bay, one of Bermuda’s best beaches.
6 Cocktail Cruises
A Rum Swizzle, Bermuda's unofficial national drink
Who needs a crowded, noisy bar when you can sip Champagne or Rum Swizzles on the water? Try the popular trips on the luxe Über Vida yacht.
7 Wear Sunglasses at Happy Hour
Bermuda's happy hours are a little brighter than cocktail time in other destinations, so don’t forget your shades.
8 Adventures on the Water
Zoom from open water to secluded coves on a jet ski
There are many exhilarating ways to get on the water in Bermuda. Think jet skiing, flyboarding, scuba diving, kayaking, snorkeling and cliff jumping.
9 Spectacular Sunsets
Experience Bermuda's sunset from the water
When the orange sun dips into the blue ocean here, you may just witness one of the greatest sunsets of your life.
10 It's Just the Start Of An Unforgettable Long Weekend
Riding a pedal bike in Bermuda
Your island escape may begin with a Summer Friday, but it shouldn’t end there. Here's a guide to the ultimate long weekend in Bermuda.
