A smiling man in a feathery costume at Carnival in Bermuda

Carnival in Bermuda

June 10 - 15, 2026

Immerse yourself in island culture. Carnival in Bermuda is full of feathers, flags, paint, powder, music, live performances, top DJs, sunrise fetes, boat cruises, and of course, the main event Revel the Road.

Bermuda Carnival is one of the newest and fastest-growing Carnivals! The events keep a nice balance between turnt-up parties and fetes and more intimate and exclusive experiences. 

7 Day Carnival Itinerary

This is one of the island’s biggest summer celebrations, and it should not be missed! From Thursday-Monday you can expect a non-stop party through the days and nights. Most events are all-inclusive and will include local cuisine, unlimited drinks, and lots of soca music. 

For the main event, you can choose to join one of two Bands - Nova Mas International and Rave. Select your costume and hit the road for a day of chippin' and whining.

Carnival in Bermuda Long Weekend

With a gorgeous island setting as backdrop, Carnival In Bermuda brings together revelers for several days and nights of pure island excitement. Experience one of the island's biggest summer celebrations featuring local cuisine, fetes, Soca music, a "Revel de Road" parade of bands, a raft up and more, as well as celebrating Bermuda's National Heroes.

Get an idea of what's to come with a snap shot of the 2026 schedule of events:

Day One | Wednesday, June 10 | Culture, Creativity & Community

Family Fete at Harbour Nights | Front Street | 7pm : This free, family-friendly celebration brings together the community with live performances, music, and cultural showcases in the heart of Hamilton.

Day Two | Thursday, June 11 | The Vibes Start Now
  • Evolve | Fort Hamilton | 5pm: The all-inclusive fete to kick off Carnival in Bermuda.
  • Army Fete| 9pm: Get ready for an army themed soca fete with local and international DJs.
Day Three | Friday, June 12 | Nonstop Energy 
  • Oasis Sunrise Fete | Barr's Bay Park | 5am: From 5am to 11am, the party will keep on going as the sun rises over Bermuda.
  • Classic Old School Soca Fete | CedarBridge Academy Courtyard | 8pm | Take a musical journey back in time to the days of Byron Lee, Tiger Bay Soca and Clay House.
  • We Love Dancehall | National Sports Centre | 9pm: Experience Bermuda's #1 dancehall event. 
Day Four | Saturday, June 13 | Epic Carnival Saturday
  • Swizzle @ Sunrise | The Arboretum | 5am: This early morning experience will be unforgettable.
  • WAVES: Soca in the Water | Admiralty House Park | 2pm: A Bermudian tradition, raft up, morphed into a unique and exciting event on the water.
  • JAMMIN' STILL |10pm : Keep the party going with this high-energy pre-road experience designed for the real feters who just can’t get enough!
Day Five | Sunday, June 14 | Sizzling Soca Sunday
  • WETTA | 9am: This all-inclusive, high-energy wet experience is drenched with a vibe that is second to none.
  • Pan in the Park | Victoria Park | 2pm: New for 2026 this family-friendly event showcases the best of local entertainment featuring the sweet sounds of live steel pan.
  • Glow | Queen Elizabeth Park | 5pm : This all-white (with a splash of yellow) all inclusive experience combines elegance with energy.
  • Pure | Albouy's Point | 9pm : An all-white party with big tune and no limits. 
Day Six | Monday, June 15 | Road Ready 
  • JAM J'ouvert | Bernards Park | 2:30am: A party that doesn't stop 'til the sun comes up, JAM is a lively bacchanal with paint and water.
  • Revel de Road | 12pm: Mas bands will parade through the streets decked out in their most incredible outfits. 

Carnival in Bermuda isn’t just a party – it’s a portal. Most events are all-inclusive, with unlimited drinks, local bites, and music fueling the experience. It’s a choose-your-own-Carnival-adventure – mix and match events to fit your energy, mood, and pace. Be sure to get your tickets before they sell out!

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Celebrating Bermuda's National Heroes

The last day of Carnival in Bermuda coincides with Bermuda's National Heroes Day holiday, which honours Bermudians who are “admired and acknowledged for their courage, outstanding achievements and noble qualities.” National Heroes include Gladys Carlyon de Courcy Morrell, a leader of the 30-year campaign for women’s voting rights in Bermuda, beginning in the 1920s, and Sir Edward Trenton Richards, one of a small group of visionaries who laid the foundations for the diverse, inclusive Bermuda of today.

Activities and Experiences beyond Carnival

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Getting Around Bermuda

Our 21 square miles are simple to navigate. The island's bus and ferry network is reliable and easy to use, and the Shorelink app lets you purchase tickets and passes before you even arrive. Prefer to explore on your own terms? Download a rideshare app like Hitch, Ride Bermuda, or Island Go, or opt for e-bikes, scooters, taxis, and private drivers.

Tip: To make the most of your journey, follow local speed limits, never drink and drive, and plan your route in advance to enjoy safer daytime travel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The best way to get around Bermuda during Carnival depends on your plans and group size. Rideshare apps such as Hitch and Journi are convenient for short trips, while Bermuda's public buses and ferries offer an affordable way to travel around the island. If you're travelling with a larger group or attending multiple Carnival events, pre-booking minibus/taxi transfers can provide a more comfortable and reliable option, especially during peak event times when transportation is in high demand or when events end late. 

Tickets can be purchased via the official Carnival in Bermuda website under "event schedule" or via authorised ticketing platforms. 

Yes. While many Carnival in Bermuda events are designed for adults, there are several family-friendly celebrations that everyone can enjoy. Family Fête is a free event held during Harbour Nights that offers a fun and welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Pan in the Park is another free community event showcasing local entertainment, including live steel pan performances, Gombey troupes, and dance group performances.