Easy-to-access, easy-on-the-wallet offerings include complimentary walking tours and stunning natural attractions. They all offer an unforgettable time on just about any budget. Save even more on your Bermuda adventure with special deals and packages offered year-round.
Here are 21 free or inexpensive ways to dip into island life.
1 Bask in Beachside Beauty
Horseshoe Bay Beach Bermuda
From iconic beaches like Horseshoe Bay Beach to secluded spots like Jobson's Cove, both on the South Shore, spend the day at a Bermuda beach that's just your style.
Location: Southampton Parish; Island-wide
Price: Free
2 Visit the Unfinished Church
The Unfinished Church looks like something out of a fairytale. The roofless edifice, overgrown with grass in spots, features Gothic arches and a nave open to the sky.
Location: Government Hill Road, Town of St. George
Price: Free
3 Get Lost in the Jungle
Nature's swimming holes invite you to take a dip
Mangroves, blue swimming grottos, caves and trails are all part of the allure of Walsingham Nature Reserve and Blue Hole Park. Known locally as Tom Moore’s Jungle, it was named after the Irish poet who found rich inspiration in the area.
Location: Hamilton Parish
Price: Free
4 Take In History & Great Views at Fort St. Catherine
Fort St. Catherine
Fort St. Catherine towers against a backdrop of ocean and pink beaches and dates back to 1614. See its impressive ramparts, keeps and a museum showcasing life in Bermuda in the 17th century.
Location: St. Catherine’s Point, Town of St. George
Price: $7 adults; $5 seniors; $3 children 6-15; children 5 and under free
5 Climb to the Top of Gibbs Hill Lighthouse
Gibbs Hill is one of the world's oldest cast iron lighthouses
Climb the 185 steps to the top of the oldest cast iron lighthouse in world for panoramic views of the island. The Gibbs Hill Lighthouse has been flashing its beam to seafarers in 1846.
Location: Lighthouse Road, St Anne's Rd, Cross Bay SN 01
Price: $2.50 per person, children under 5 free
6 Birdwatch at Spittal Pond
Lookout for Longtail Cahows flying through Bermuda's blue skies
This 59-acre nature reserve is a birdwatcher’s paradise. The wide variety of natural habitats makes Spittal Pond a haven for migratory shorebirds, waterfowl and many other species. In January, the sanctuary hosts as many as 500 species of birds.
Location: South Road, Smith’s Parish
Price: Free
7 Hike Up to Fort Scaur for Views of the Great Sound
Breathtaking views from Scaur Hill Fort & Park
Bermuda is home to several formidable fortresses including well-preserved Fort Scaur. Hike to the fort, explore the ramparts and soak in a spectacular view of Bermuda’s Great Sound. See any invading pirate ships on the horizon?
Location: Somerset Road, Sandys Parish
Price: Free
8 Explore the Bermuda Railway Trail
Explore Bermuda via the 18-mile long Railway Trail. Following the path of the train which served the island from 1931 to 1948, the popular path attracts bikers, joggers and walkers.
Location: Island-wide
Price: Free
9 Tour Hamilton's Street Art
“Postcard” by Victor Ving, 7 Church Street
Among Hamilton's pastel buildings, you'll find gorgeous pops of colour thanks to a series of murals painted largely by local artists. Often elaborate and large, they explore life and culture in Bermuda. See them all – for free! – and snap some amazing photos with a walking tour of Bermuda murals.
Location: Island-wide
Price: Free
10 Watch the Sunrise at Gates Bay
Gates Bay at St George, Bermuda
The first rays of the sun hit Bermuda on the East End, near where the early British settlers arrived onshore in 1609. Stand in their footsteps at Gates Bay and take in a piece of history as you drink your morning coffee.
Location: Cut Road, St. George’s
Price: Free
11 See the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo
The Bermuda Aquarium is home to more than 200 species of sea life
Get up close to cute seals, powerful sharks and peaceful water birds at the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo, a three-in-one attraction located in Flatts Village.
Location: 40 North Shore Road, Flatts Inlet, Hamilton Parish
Price: Adults $10, senior citizens $5, children (5 to 12 years), children under 5 free
12 Stroll in Palm Grove Gardens
Palm Grove Gardens
From a wishing well to a living map of Bermuda housed in a pond, experience dreamy Palm Grove Gardens, owned by former Bermuda Premier Sir David Gibbons.
Location: Devonshire Parish
Price: Free
13 Spot the Moongates
Bermuda moongate
Bermuda's mystical moongates – believed to be good luck for newlyweds – stand in gorgeous spots across the island. See how many you can find.
Location: Island-wide
Price: Free
14 Paint in the Open Air
Jobson's Cove
Capture the island's beauty with a plein air workshop, which typically meets on weekends at a lovely location (like the one pictured) the group will reveal to you via email ahead of ttime. See the Bermuda Plein Air Facebook group page.
Location: Island-wide
Price: Free
15 Have a Picnic with a View
Bring your own food and drink to savour at one of the island's many gorgeous open-air spots, like Admiralty House Park or Somerset Long Bay Beach.
Location: Island-wide
Price: Varies
16 Take the Plunge at Admiralty House Park
Admiralty House Park
Thrill-seekers will love Admiralty House Park near Hamilton, where they can (safely) jump from a rocky outcrop into the turquoise waters below. It's a wonderful way to cool off on a summer day.
Location: 8 Admiralty Lane, Pembroke
Price: Free
17 Explore the African Diaspora Heritage Trail
Scenic Barr's Bay Park
Walk in the footsteps of legendary Bermudians of African descent who forged great legacies in the face of persecution. From Dockyard to the Town of St. George, see their experiences come to life on a tour of the African Diaspora Heritage Trail.
Location: Island-wide
Price: Free
18 Ride the SeaExpress Around the Island
Bermuda's Ferry docked at Royal Naval Dockyard Terminal
Spacious double-decker boats with breezy decks zip from place to place on four different routes. See the current ferry schedule.
Location: Island-wide (see schedule for seasonal variations)
Price: $5
19 Get Sweet Treats for the Whole Family
Cool down with Bailey’s Ice Cream Parlour, Yo Cherry or Alex & Pete’s Artisan Ice Cream, or savor fresh fruit popsicles from Duch Pops. For cool treats plus pastries and more, try Duchess Cafe & Gelateria in the Hamilton Princess.
Location: Island-wide
Price: Varies
20 Experience Bermuda by the Bite
Experience the flavours of Bermuda
Bermuda's flourishing food scene is full of affordable bites, including the iconic Bermuda fish sandwich. This foodie's guide to Bermuda reveals just some of what's awaiting your tastebuds across the island.
Location: Island-wide
Price: Free
21 Catch the Sunset at Daniel's Head Park
Sunset over Daniel's Head Park
The westerly ocean peninsula of Daniel's Head Park overlooks the waters of Somerset Long Bay, and it's one of the best places to watch the sun sink into the sea. Grab a picnic table near the water and marvel as the moon rises.
Location: Cambridge Road, Sandy’s Parish
Price: Free
