Meeting Venues

The Unfinished Church’s soaring stone arches, grassy floor, and fairytale atmosphere makes it one of Bermuda’s most sought-after destinations for weddings, celebrations, and photo shoots.

Take your event to the sea aboard this 19th-century tall ship replica. The Spirit of Bermuda is available for custom charters, weddings and celebrations, and corporate team building events.

Located inside Hamilton City Hall, the elegant Gallery houses an array of outstanding 20th-century art as well as works by Bermudian creators. The museum can accommodate up to 200 guests in a variety of configurations. Food and beverage service can be arranged through various island caterers.

With its colonial-era ramparts, soaring vaulted ceilings, and marine and shipwreck history, the National Museum of Bermuda offers a distinguished setting for meetings and corporate events.

Centrally located in the City of Hamilton, the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI) is home to artefacts and interactive exhibits that promote an understanding of our oceans. It features a variety of meeting spaces, a 148-seat theatre, two boardrooms, two large lobbies, and a full-service waterside restaurant and cafe.

Located at the top of Collector’s Hill in Smith’s parish, this 300-year-old mansion offers incredible South Shore views. Inside, two adjoining rooms can host up to 60 people in an elegant setting.

A picturesque 18th century house surrounded by exquisite landscaped grounds, a gazebo, and a formal rose garden, Waterville also boasts a drawing room with a cosy fireplace that can host up to 30 guests.

This gorgeous private estate is set amongst four acres of stunning gardens. Book the entire property for a large event, or choose an indoor or outdoor space to host your intimate gathering.

Founded in 1926, the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (BAMZ) is home to hundreds of fish species and marine animals, plus a 145,000-gallon coral reef exhibit. The BAMZ Aquarium Hall can accommodate up to 100 for a sit-down dinner and 130 for cocktails, and its lecture rooms are available for 30-100 people.

Located at the Royal Naval Dockyard, the Commissioner’s House is an indoor meeting venue that’s ideal for groups both large and small. Book individual meeting rooms or the entire property, and explore the historic Dockyard in between sessions.

When a secluded escape for your guests is a must, this 25-acre private island offers total privacy for up to 200 guests. Enjoy luxurious amenities such as a rooftop entertaining space, private beach, jacuzzis, outdoor showers, water sports, and more.

A secluded 3.2-acre sanctuary is a romantic setting for weddings and celebrations. Luxurious amenities – such as a 23-foot power boat available to guests – give this getaway a VIP vibe.

Bermuda’s largest fort once guarded the Royal Naval Dockyard against attackers. Today, the stone walls and endless water views offer a gorgeous setting for outdoor events of all types.

Once used as a storage area for food and drink supplies of the Royal Navy, this open square is lined with stately palmettos and is just steps away from the facilities of the Royal Naval Dockyard.

Ideal for cocktails or seated dinners, the Queen’s Exhibition Hall offers indoor event space as well as an outdoor parade ground that can accommodate groups of more than 2,000 for large tented events.

Flexible, customisable indoor spaces provide the perfect setting for your event to come to life – whether it’s a corporate gathering or a large-scale indoor concert.

Eight sprawling acres offer plenty of spaces to gather both inside and out, including the 200-seat conference centre which is fully equipped with two breakout meeting rooms, a fitness centre, a pool and sauna, and much more.

Lush gardens and striking stone ramparts make this Victorian-era fort a breathtaking space for events of up to 500 guests. The panoramic views of Hamilton Harbour provide a photo-ready backdrop.

Bermuda’s largest fortress dates back to the early 1600s. Perched on the northeastern tip of St. George’s Parish, it punctuates one of the island’s most historic neighbourhoods and offers dramatic views.

One of Bermuda’s oldest homes is now a museum dedicated to whaling, farming, fishing, and daily life in Bermuda’s earliest days. Located in the historic East End, its quaint grounds and cosy interior provide a warm, intimate setting.

With its beautifully restored buildings and surrounding sparkling waters, the Royal Naval Dockyard is one of Bermuda’s most popular event venues. Choose from the sprawling North Lawn or Moresby Plain for outdoor events, The Shed for a customisable indoor space, or Cross Island, where the 35th America’s Cup Event Village was hosted.

Located inside the Globe Hotel – one of Bermuda’s oldest stone buildings – the Bermuda National Trust Museum is a traditional event venue that’s steeped in history.

The Commissioner’s House, a grand, 19th-century mansion, is located within the National Museum of Bermuda at Royal Naval Dockyard. With wrap-around porches, the space can host 150 people for dinner and 200 for cocktails, adding a sense of history and timelessness to any event. The Commissioner's House and the outdoor parade grounds offer sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and Great Sound.

Fort St. Catherine, the island’s largest fort, features dramatic water views since it sits at the confluence of Achilles’ Bay, Gates Bay and the North Atlantic Ocean. Events can be hosted in various spaces around the circa-1609-edifice, including on the ramparts overlooking the ocean.

In attendees’ sightlines at Bella Vista, an acclaimed West End Italian restaurant and waterfront venue: ocean panoramas and one of the world’s finest golf courses, the Port Royal. Menu options include frozen Dark ‘n Stormies, local rockfish soup and homemade pastas.

Known for its eclectic menu of sushi, pastas and vegetarian fare, the award-winning Harbourfront Restaurant has uninterrupted views of Hamilton Harbour. Both indoor and outdoor spaces can accommodate 20 to 400 people. Event space options include the waterside dock, which can host up to 60 guests for a seated dinner, or the elegant Sushi Lounge for up to 55 people.

Established in 1844, the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club acquired its Royal Charter in 1846, making the RBYC the 20th Royal Yacht Club in the world and one of the oldest in the Western Hemsiphere. Located off of Front Street, the Terrace space here offers splendid views of Hamilton Harbour and the marina.

Perfectly situated along Hamilton Harbour, Pier 6 is one of Bermuda’s newest event venues on the water, allowing for intimate to large productions to be staged next to Bermuda’s iconic waterfront. With a magnificent harbour vista, this purposely-built iconic structure is perfect for convention services, weddings, concerts and private gatherings.

Amid the lively décor of The Pickled Onion restaurant in the City of Hamilton, you can host an event for up to 100 guests. The outdoor deck offers views of Hamilton Harbour. The menu blends island and Asian flavours and includes options like curried fish cakes and flat breads.

In the elegant, intimate surrounds of Port O' Call in the City of Hamilton, a private dining room can hold up to 16 people for a seated dinner — and its second floor balcony overlooks bustling Front Street and Hamilton Harbour, which looks esepcially good at sunset. The restaurant's refined, locally influenced cuisine includes blackened grouper, steaks and ceviche.

The Spirit of Bermuda, a replica of a traditional Bermuda sloop, can be chartered for groups of up to 50 people. You’ll need to arrange for any catering or bar services independently, though boat staff can make recommendations. Fees benefit the Bermuda Sloop Foundation, which teaches young people to sail. The Bermuda 77 catamaran ZARA is also available for private charter. The largest and most luxurious sailing charter yacht on the island, it is great for intimate on-the-water gatherings with friends or family, or large cocktail cruises.

Who says a waterfront venue can't also be on the water? You can charter dinner and cocktail cruises, glow-worm trips and snorkel excursions on the RV Endurance, a 45-foot lobster-style vessel that can hold up to 45 passengers. It’s owned by the Bermuda Zoological Society.

With space for bonfires, live music stage and DJ set-up Snorkel Park’s multi-functional facilities are ideal for all types of events. At the edge of the Royal Naval Dockyard with high walls surrounding the entrance, this enclosed outdoor event venue brings true beachy island vibes to small, afternoon retreats, large-scale barbecues, weddings, shows and more. The complex has all you need: an on-site kitchen, bathrooms, multiple bar stations, seating, a stage and a private beach. There is enough room for up to 5,000 attendees. To set the scene, the historic Keep Fort presides over one end, while a roomy terrace bar overlooks the lagoon-like bay, shallow reefs and sunken cannons.

Built by the British in 1870, Fort Hamilton is now a public park offering panoramic views of Hamilton Harbour. The beautifully manicured upper lawns can accommodate up to 500 guests. The lush gardens and historic stone ramparts make for a magical landscape for weddings and event. Guests can explore the underground passages and dungeons to the upper battlements for sensational views of the City of Hamilton. Parking is limited; however, shuttles are an excellent solution. Close to a residential neighbourhood, events are restricted to daytime and evening.

Fully customizable and centrally located on Front Street, Pier 6 is an exceptional, year-round outdoor event space with 8,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space and panoramic views of Hamilton Harbour. Laid bare, this purpose-built structure allows for productions ranging from intimate to large. The perfect stage for conventions, weddings, concerts and private gatherings, up to 450 guests fit comfortably inside and 550 can fit on the patio. The experienced team at Class Act Designs, can help coordinate down to the finest details, from linens and lighting to local musicians to set the mood for themed events and celebrations with plenty of room for parking.

The site of community celebrations, including Oktoberfest and the Christmas Market as well as many a wedding, the Victorian victualling yard is an historical treasure – though it was once a storage area for food and drink supplies of the Royal Navy. Managed by the West End Development Corporation (WEDCO), the open square is lined by palmettos and two large historic buildings once used as warehouse spaces. The romantic, open air venue is gorgeous for saying vows and receptions can be held in one of the many indoor venues and restaurants in the Royal Naval Dockyard.

Overlooking the Great Sound and Ely’s Harbour, Scaur Hill Fort and Park is a favourite space for dramatic views and outdoor events where you need to make an impact. Sitting alongside the old Railway Trail, the historic fort offers some of the best panoramic views of Bermuda’s West End. Built in the late 1860s, it includes a massive dry moat backed by tall ramparts that once held a pair of 64-pound cannons. The surrounding park encompasses 22 acres, with many paths, picnic areas and restroom facilities. It is easily accessible by car or bus.

With water access, street parking and entry directly from Front Street, Barr’s Bay Park is a top choice for outdoor events. Overlooking Hamilton Harbour, and the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club marina, it has played host to the Bermuda Street Food Festival, summer concerts, fitness classes and yoga events. It’s easy to close off the space for exclusive events – a winding footpath is ideal for controlled entry and exit. Even with a capacity of up to 2000, events feel intimate and special.

A UNESCO World Heritage site at the heart of St. George’s, Somers Garden is a gorgeous park with a moon gate and flower gardens just off of King's Square. Romantic and steeped in history, it was named for Sir George Somers, whose heart is reportedly buried in the peaceful space. A popular outdoor event space for weddings and picnics, it has also played host to a Christmas light display and ice-skating rink. Local vendors and restaurants are close at hand, making it a dream space for outdoor gatherings.

Small but brimming with natural beauty, Long Island’s Island House is a picturesque property, popular for weddings and receptions. The venue can accommodate 150 people. Rental includes parking for guests at Waterfront Properties, as well as an events manager to coordinate catering, bar, staffing and tents. Ceremonies are typically hosted on the Western Lawn overlooking Paradise Lake; the Eastern and Upper Lawn face the Great Sound and are ideal for seated dinner events. Photo opportunities can be found on the patios, balconies, rustic arbour and natural surroundings. The island’s small peninsula even has a tiny lighthouse.

On the island’s celebrated South Shore, you can claim a stretch of pink sand all your own for beachside wedding ceremonies, farm-to-table dinners, barbecues and bonfires. Intimate and enclosed, Jobson’s Cove can be reached from the coastal walking trail from Warwick Long Bay Beach. Further along is Chaplin Bay and its twin beach, Stonehole Bay. All three possess calm waters and dramatic limestone rock-dotted hideaways. Bathroom facilities can be found along the trail at Warwick Long Bay.

A precious hideaway in the Great Sound, this 25-acre private island boasts lush woodland and a private beach. Available for exclusive hire and operated by The Waterfront Properties Group on Pitts Bay, it offers a level of privacy that is unparalleled. Sophisticated and modern in design, the venue lends itself to social gatherings, wedding parties, corporate events and family reunions for up to 200 guests. Catering options and private chefs are available upon request. A dedicated concierge will assist with planning excursions and unique experiences. The island’s deep-water dock is 10 minutes by boat to Hamilton, making this outdoor event venue an ideal location for visiting yachts and fishing boats.