Hello, Bermudafall!
Abundant sunshine and warm sea breezes linger longer in Bermuda. For you, that means summer doesn't really have to end just yet. These stunning shores promise a flawless fall getaway, from perfect beach days and outdoor adventures, to alfresco dining and luxury island experiences. To plan your dream fall escape, check out the latest Bermuda traveller info, see protocols and current flight schedules.
Island Map
Bermuda's 21 square miles are packed with hidden gems, nooks and crannies, and new-to-you discoveries.
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Fall Travel Inspiration
No matter your travel style, discover your perfect BermudaFall just a two-hour flight from the U.S. East Coast.
Active Exploring
Rent a bike or lace up your sneakers and head to a stretch of the Bermuda Railway Trail, which runs from end to end. Pass through lush wilderness and take in dramatic vistas of the coastline, farms and cottages along the way. Recharge your batteries at one of the many local eateries near the trail.
Experience some of the island's most pristine spots with a customised excursion through Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve, Turtle Beach and Long Bay, and explore these once-off-limits conservation areas. Climb to the top of the observation tower for sweeping ocean views and to spot wildlife like the Bermuda longtail, and stop for a swizzle at Gombey's.
Join a foraging tour alongside naturalist Doreen Williams-James, whose Wild Herbs and Plants excursion uncovers Bermuda’s edible plants. When you’re done, stay for a picnic lunch of vegan specialties on Turtle Bay, where you’ll enjoy grilled vegetable sandwiches with pesto and wild spinach, raw aloe brownies and allspice iced tea.
Luxe Island Experiences
Start your day by renting a miniature Hummer, a scaled-down electric version of the popular American SUV, available at Rugged Rentals in St. George’s. Once you’re behind the wheel, make a beeline for the Pink Beach Club at The Loren, a chic seaside restaurant where you can eat lobster hash and short ribs Benedict.
Getting out on the water here is a must, so why not do it in style by chartering a luxury sailboat or yacht through one of the island's charter boat companies? Spend the day cruising the coastline aboard the Traveler, a luxury 50-foot motor yacht available through Traveler Charters Bermuda.
With its mild climate, radiant sunshine and astonishing natural scenery, Bermuda is perfect for al fresco dining. Opt for a picnic on a pink-sand beach, atop a dramatic coastal cliff or wherever the sunset drives you. Let luxury picnic provider Eettafel serve up a tantalizing spread that's as photogenic as your surroundings.
Indulgent Retreat
Bermuda's golf courses are heavenly, and we've got more per capita than anyplace else in the world – and have you seen Port Royal's legendary 16th?
It's the ultimate splurge: hiring one of the island's greatest culinary talents to create a gorgeous, bespoke dinnertime spread for you and your crew to savour. The available cuisine Bermuda's personal chefs can create ranges from BBQ and seafood to fully vegan fare.
There's nothing like an evening spent beside a glowing bonfire, with your toes in the sand and the ocean lapping nearby. Let Bermuda Bonfires create this quintessential Bermuda experience for you at the beach – or other open outdoor spot – of your choice. Bonus: the experience is completely customisable.
Planning Your Trip
Learn MoreYear-round sunshine, bright blue skies, and warm ocean breezes: Bermuda is blessed with a moderate climate and comfortable conditions.
Find vacation packages tailor-made to your interests, or book an extra night and save (like you needed an excuse to stay a little longer).
A world apart, closer than you’d think. Getting to Bermuda is easy, and getting around our 21-square miles is a breeze.
Bermuda At Its Best
Thanks to the Gulf Stream, Bermuda and its surrounding waters remain pleasantly warm well into the fall months, lending itself to the island's enduring love affair with all things aquatic. Learn more about the many ways to experience Bermuda's marine culture.
More of a foodie? With such a voluminous natural bounty from the land and the water, Bermuda is home to a blossoming food scene that comes to life in fall. Spiny lobster season draws locals to the surf, while pleasantly warm temperatures invite you to experience every meal al fresco.