Lost in the Right Direction

Bermuda 

This small self governing British overseas colony has spectacular pink beaches, unique culture, and a fascinating history. It’s a quick flight from the eastern USA as well.

This small self governing British overseas colony has spectacular pink beaches, unique culture, and a fascinating history. It’s a quick flight from the eastern USA as well.

Itineraries

Eat & Drink

Sea Breeze

Casual restaurant at Elbow Bay with tapas and sushi.

Pearl

Best sushi in Bermuda – located in downtown Hamilton above the Port O Call restaurant.

Port O Call

Popular for lunch and dinner in Hamilton – on the “best of” lists by several publications. It’s been a staple in Hamilton for decades. Think steak and seafood and oldschool upscale.

Wahoo’s Bistro and Patio

Local fresh fish on a patio overlooking the harbor in St George. Try the fish tacos, chowder, or grilled fresh fish.

Swizzle Inn

Something of a Bermuda institution and a famous and very popular pub, this is the home of the rum swizzle. Decent pub grub available as well.

Conservatory Bar & Lounge

This is really a gin bar. Part of the Rosewood Bermuda, this upscale beautiful bar serves up inventive house cocktails.

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Frog and Onion

Besides its undeniably amazing name , this pub, located at the Royal Navy Dockyards end if the Island, is listed as Bermuda’s only brewpub. Classic English pub grub. The downside is all of the cruise ship passengers.

Mickey’s Bistro

This bistro is right on the beach. An alfresco restaurant where you’re right on the pink sand and you dine to the water lapping the beach. It also offers good food. Need we say more?

Bolero Brasserie

“Neighbored bistro” in Hamilton tucked in an alleyway off of Front Street, this place in on several lists as among the best places to eat in Bermuda.

Breezes

Waterfront upscale alfresco dining at Cambridge Beaches Resort.

Coconuts

Romantic fine dining at the Reefs Resort.

Devils Isle Cafe

An excellent farm to table restaurant with an emphasis on the farm to table.

Tom Moore’s Tavern

Located in a house from 1652 it’s purported to be the oldest restaurant in Bermuda. The “tavern” is a bit of a misnomer as this is an upscale restaurant with quite good food.

Marcus

Upscale dining in Hamilton – often reviewed as best on the Island. Located in the Fairmont Hamilton Princess.

Tamarisk

Highly rated fine dining at Cambridge Beaches Resort. You may need to dress up a bit (i.e .jackets optional when sitting outside). Expect locally sourced ingredients.

Yours Truly

A bar that is actually a really fun speakeasey. Very few tourists go to this place. It’s tucked into an alleyway between Front and Reid street. Theres a black door on Chancery lane, you have to ring the adjacent doorbell and wait. Then a server will (hopefully) open the door (providing you picked the right […]

See

St. George

This town was the former capital of Bermuda and was founded in 1612 – just three years after Jamestown (first settlement in US). It is a UNESCO world heritage site for the large number of historic buildings and history. There is a self guided walking tour in the link below and information on guided tours […]

Warwick Long Bay Beach / Horseshoe Bay

On an Island with many beautiful beaches Warwick Long Bay Beach may be the prettiest with its perfectly clear water and pink sands. It’s also one of the few beaches with a lifeguard. The downside is when cruise ships are in you will definitely not have the beach yourself (it is very popular – when […]

Church Bay

This is one of the best snorkeling spots in Bermuda. You can rent snorkel gear right here on the beach.

National Museum of Bermuda

This is a museum focused on Bermuda history and culture. We found the exhibit about code breakers stationed here during word war 2 and the secret capture of a German U-boat and enigma coding machine fascinating particularly fascinating.

Elbow Beach

Yes, this is another one of those spectacular pink beaches. Set on the sough shore of Bermuda, the beach has a gentle curve kind of like an elbow.

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Crystal Caves

Lovely caverns well worth a tour. The attraction includes stalagmites, stalactites, and lovely pools of crystal water.

Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute

This cool place has artifacts and interactive exhibits to help promote an understanding of our oceans. There are coral-encrusted coins and other treasures pulled from shipwrecks off of Bermuda (there have been many of them), a simulated dive and shark cage dive, an astounding seashell collection and exhibits revealing the mysterious marine life of the […]

Bermuda Historical Society Museum

This museum stores important historical documents and artifacts, and antiques of the island. It’s housed in a lovely restored Georgian home.

Bermuda National Gallery

Located in downtown Hamilton, take a stop into this small gallery for a nice sample of European and local art.

Do

Captain Kirk

If you want to get out on the water this company will take you sailing and snorkeling, shipwreck snorkeling, glass bottom boat and snorkeling, or fishing on one of their 8 boats.

Stay

Cambridge Beaches

In our opinion the best place to stay on the Island based on facilities and location. There are no kids and it’s not cheap, but it’s a gorgeous place and a great location. It’s on the far western end of the Island with several nice beaches on the property and it’s the prettiest corner of […]

The Reef

Lodging on a beautiful, classic Bermuda pink south shore beach – highly rated. 3 onsite restaurants – Coconut, Aqua Terra, and Clubhouse

Pompano Club

With a small private beach and adjacent golf coarse, this boutique hotel is located on the south shore. There’s shallow, crystal clear water 3 on-siterestaurants and several bars

Elbow Beach Resort

On the largest beach in Bermuda, set in Colonial-style buildings on a 20 acres of grounds. Elbow Beach Resort is set on a private section of lovely Elbow Beach 3 Restaurants – See Breeze and Mickey’s routinely among best reviewed on the Island.

Rosewood Bermuda

This is actually Bermuda’s most luxurious hotel. It’s gorgeous and the prices are steep.