Bermuda Excursions: 4 Exciting Things To Do!

The entire area of Bermuda is just 21 square miles, yet it has a lot packed into every inch. The best way to make the most of your time here is to take a few guided tours of the island, whether it’s wandering the quaint alleys of the historic Town of St. George, getting a bird's-eye view in a Skyhawk plane, gliding across the water on a glass-bottom kayak, or exploring Tom Moore’s Jungle, wherever your explorations lead, there are phenomenal sights around every corner.

 Bermuda is a distinctive, sun-soaked island with a rich history. From the pink sand beaches of the Shore to the cosmopolitan Front Street, Bermuda Explorer offers the best Bermuda excursions and day tours. Out of many Bermuda excursions that we provide you can view the tropical paradise below the surface in a glass bottom boat, race across the sea in a catamaran or enjoy a relaxing sail on a large sailboat.

If you are thinking of cruising to Bermuda, then you’re already in for a pretty big thrill. The crystal caves, stunning architecture, and beautiful islands all make Bermuda excursion a one-of-a-kind. But if you’re looking forward to a pretty huge thrill, there is so much more to do!
So let’s take a look at top 4 Thrilling Things to Do in Bermuda!

Bermuda Triangle Evening Cruise

Let’s start off by putting the Bermuda Triangle to the test! Just Imagine - calm waters edged by the night sky with only the stars to guide you as you sail off into the darkness…well, not entirely, but you will surely sail right into the Bermuda Triangle! This peculiar region bordered by Miami, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda is well-known for its strange disappearances of ships and aircraft.

Night Fishing

Again, there's nothing more exciting than the adventurous feeling of sailing along the calm North Atlantic Ocean at night! It is such a serene feeling, but the dark night waters underneath the surface come alive with nocturnal species like snappers, pompano, jacks, and triggerfish. You can go on trying your hand on the catch-and-release techniques on a fully equipped fishing boat during your night fishing excursion. The bonus on this thrilling trip? As you will be fishing in the serene inshore water there are fewer chances of feeling seasick when compared with going offshore fishing.

Bermuda Dolphin Experience

Oh my gosh, like seriously what could be more thrilling than swimming with Flipper?? You will get a surprising half an hour of interacting with these spectacular creatures in both deeper and shallow water where even one can snorkel as they swim next to you. Just WOW!

Catamaran Coral Reef Snorkel

Have you ever sat on the netting of a catamaran as it sails along the ocean? If you have, then you must have known how exhilarating the feeling is! And if you are yet to, cruising to Bermuda is a significant opportunity to check it out. Add the wind in your locks and champagne in your hand, and you have got the Catamaran Coral Reef Snorkel shore excursion. What will you witness? Amazing coral formations, marine life, and schools of colorful tropical fish. Additionally, you may even notice some of your fellow passengers turning into a red lobster, so don’t forget to carry your waterproof sunscreen before embarking on this adventure.

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So what are the things that you are looking forward to experience on your trip to Bermuda? Share your best in the comments!

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Bermuda Shopping Experience: Elevate Your Fashion Sense

From pink beaches to exclusive lodgings and real-time shopping experience, Bermuda offers world class exciting experiences that should be there on every travelers list. Museums, architecture and ruins add a sense of history and a high population of emigrants lends the country a multicultural feel. Lying on the beach, gazing out at sparkling blue-green waters, staying in luxury weathers and enjoying warm weather can make your stay even more delightful.

Apart from plentiful beaches, shopping in Bermuda can be really exciting. With shopping destination areas spread across miles, Bermuda shopping experience brings a whole lot of punch. What really make shopping in Bermuda so one of a kind are the location of most of the retail stores. Shops usually have pastel-colored historical buildings or charming cottages, uplifting your shopping experience considerably more. Wherever you go, you will find something to tempt you. Even visitors who tend to do no more than window-shop are likely to cave in and make a buy or two. You will find independent shops, quirky boutiques and high-end US and international retailers. Plan your trip with bermudaexplorer.com today. 

Bermuda’s Shopping Highlights -

Bermuda Retailers take full pride on featuring the finest selection from some of the world’s top brands and there are plentiful local talents who store everything from authentic pink sand jewelry to excellent wine selection. 

·        Boutique Gifts and Food: Shopping for cute boutique gifts and small food items seems to be new craze among visitors. Most shops house a selection of items, but few places to look for are Marks & Spencer and shops in St. George. If looking for unique items such as jewel-encrusted sandals, any jewelry, hand-made soap, décor created from Bermuda’s coral, beach plastics and sand, or perfumes and local artwork, then Bermuda won’t disappoint you.

·        Home and Decor: Brown and Co and Gibbons Store is the go-to for all home décor related accessories and items.  

·        Jewelry & Watches: Bermuda is a real jewelry heaven specializing in exclusive wedding jewelries. Visit Alexandra Mosher for elegant jewelry collections and Swiss Timing for a variety of European watches and jewelry.

·        Souvenirs and Beach Wear: If looking for both classic and unique beachwear, then Brown & Co, A.S. Cooper, Flying Colors are some of the places to shop for. Marks & Spencer and The English Sports Store carry an exemplary collection of and affordable resort and beachwear. For high end beachwear one can also visit Lusso.

·         Kids Corner: Marks & Spencer and The Annex Toys have it all you need for your little munchkin. Lusso carries high end kids’ brands including Lily Pulitzer.

·        Cosmetics & Perfumes: Shopping for cosmetics and perfumes in Bermuda will be real treat with no sales tax and stores following US pricing structure. You will find MAC cosmetic stores here. Gibbons Company, A.S. Coopers and Brown & Co carry all high-end cosmetic and perfume labels that you would find globally. Walker Christopher is famous for their collection of rare coins and south sea pearls.

In a Nutshell,

Trip to Bermuda is all-inclusive experience that I am sure nobody wants give a miss. To witness Bermuda’s more exquisite beauty and fashionistas who want to take a spin through their favorite shopping destination, book today with us – bermudaexplorer by paying online.

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4 marvelous beaches you can book for your Bermuda excursions

Bermuda is an ideal welcome center for most island vacations, as its beaches will make you feel relaxed, away from the bustle of the cities. Its pink serene beaches offer diverse beach activities to make your holiday adventuresome. On top of that, you can entirely get one for yourself if you can get-go with the locals! So, let's take a look at the top 4 beaches you can book, on your upcoming Bermuda excursions.

1           1.     Turtle Bay Beach

Turtle Bay is an inlet within Bermuda and is nearby to Grazbury’s Island, Cooper’s Island and Soldier Point. Turtle Bay is also close to Long Bay, Rocky Hole, and Well Bay.

The Turtle Bay opened to the public in 2008. This 44-acre peninsula was once the position of a NASA tracking station. With plenty of superb private beaches facing both South Shore and Castle Harbour and bordered by bird sanctuaries, this is the perfect place you will want to be at least once in your lifetime.

These scenic beaches have calm waters and are great for families and kids. Ample facilities make it a favorite picnic spot; you can also enjoy the Clearwater Beach located on site.

2         2.      Shelly Bay

Located on the north shore of the Hamilton Parish, this beach is named after Henry Shelly, one of the English colonists on the famous 1609 Sea Venture ship that wrecked off at Bermuda.

With very shallow water, even at high tide, the Shelly Bay is safe and charming for novice swimmers and children. A beachside cafe with changing and bathroom facilities along with a playground, parking, and picnic facilities, this beach must be on your list of Bermuda excursions, especially if you are visiting with your family and kids.

3         3.      Daniels Head Beaches and Park

Hidden in a secluded western corner of the Sandy's Parish, Daniels Head is a beautiful prize as a place in Bermuda. It's a peninsular area.

While most beaches are privately owned, now there is one which is public and artistic. When you visit Daniel's Head, you will realize that this is one of the best-kept secrets ever and is known to very few tourists.

Around 400 yards away from the west of Daniel's Island, you can see the partly submerged wreck of the HMS Vixen with only half of its hull jutting out of the water. You can snorkel around this wreck. The water here is full of fishes, and you can even hand feed them!

4          4.      Horseshoe Bay

Cited for its curved appearance, famous Horseshoe Bay Beach owns Bermuda's trademark clear, striking blue waters and beautiful pink sands. The rosy shade of the beach is the result of a blend of crushed shells, coral and calcium carbonate called red foraminifera.

Kids can experience boogie boarding, enjoy playing beach volleyball, splash around and build sandcastles. For water babies and children, Port Royal Cove features an enclosed part of the beach that keeps the waves out.

It is the most popular beach in Bermuda, and this beach ranks #8th among the top #10 beaches in the world by tripadvisor.com! Now, that can be a solid reason for you to add it for your Bermuda excursions.

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