3 Days On The Water in Bermuda
After admiring Bermuda’s turquoise waters, you'll want to get in it. Whether by swimming, kayaking, jet skiing or jumping off a cliff, you'll have many ways to get immersed in the island's clear, shallow waters and its deep blue sea.
- Adventure,
- Itineraries,
- Natural Wonders,
- On the Beach
Day 1: The Island's Watersports Scene
If you're a fan of fast-paced, active adventures, the island offers many ways to satisfy your need for speed. Zoom across (or high above) the water on one of these exhilarating adventures.
Day 2: Eco Adventures, Kayaking & Boat Tours
Discover pristine natural landscapes and abundant wildlife with on-the-water adventures that are educational and eco-friendly.
Day 3: Legendary Beaches
Take the last day to go beach hopping and swimming at Bermuda’s world-famous beaches, known for pink sand and crystal-clear waters. Here are some of the ones to hit.

The crescent-shaped Horseshoe Bay Beach in Southampton Parish always pulses with energy, and it’s the perfect spot for mixing and mingling with locals. USA Today named Horseshoe Bay one of the Caribbean’s top 10 beaches (even though Bermuda isn’t technically in the Caribbean).
Bermuda has many beaches that are ideal for romance – secluded and naturally beautiful, these pockets of sand feel a world away from everything. Jobson’s Cove is a sheltered bay surrounded by jagged rocks; Astwood Cove is tucked away amidst steep cliffs. Tobacco Bay is an intimate spot that hosts on-the-sand bonfires on Friday nights during the summer.
Want to end your three days of water-filled adventure with a bang? Admiralty House lures cliff jumpers and rock climbers with deep water, cool caves and tall cliffs. Partake in this simple-yet-exhilarating tradition before heading home.