What To Do in Bermuda in September

Seasonal Eats

September marks the start of lobster season in Bermuda, and you’ll find this delicacy on menus across the island, from fine dining establishments like Island Brasserie and The Waterlot offering surf n turf options to local favorites like Wahoo’s Bistro offering half and full lobsters and even special events like Thyme’s Annual Lobster Feast. It’s the ultimate sustainable isea to table dish.

Farmers’ markets are also in full swing, showcasing island-grown produce and handmade goods. Don’t miss a stop at Tucker’s Farm to sample fresh produce and Bermuda’s beloved artisanal goat cheese, a true local treasure.

Cultural Experiences 

Every Saturday, Hamilton comes alive with the rhythm and colour of Bermuda’s iconic Gombey dancers. Catch their free weekly performances at the Bermuda Marquee Sign, where the pounding drums and dazzling costumes bring centuries of tradition to life. This unique experience allows you to get up close and personal and meet the dancers after the performance to take home the best souvenir – a picture with them. It’s the cultural experience you can’t miss, and it only runs until the end of the month!

For more culture discover our museums and start with a step into history with a tour of the Verdmont Museum. This 18th-century home is preserved as it once was, and a tour guide will take you through the history of Bermuda. For art lovers, the Bermuda National Gallery showcases both local and international works, while families can enjoy the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo, home to island wildlife and marine exhibits. These cultural gems offer the perfect balance to sun-soaked beach days.

On and Under the Water

With calm seas and excellent visibility, September is one of the best months for scuba diving in Bermuda. Explore shipwrecks, coral reefs, and vibrant marine life just below the surface. This time of year, is a great time to get under the water to cool off from the above water temperatures, plus the visibility is great and you will be at awe of all that lies beneath. If you are looking for a sustainable way to enter the water, Eco Dive has the perfect solution and a great scuba diving service for all levels.

Above the water, adventure seekers can take to the skies with parasailing or enjoy a more leisurely day sailing the island’s pink-sand coastline. However you choose to explore, the ocean is always part of the journey. In Bermuda.

What to Wear in Bermuda in September 

In September, daytime temperatures hover in the mid 80s°F (around 29°C), while evenings are pleasantly breezy, making it ideal for both beach days and evenings out in Hamilton or Dockyard. When it comes to packing, think light and versatile. Bring swimsuits, breathable summer clothing, and reef-safe sunscreen for long days by the ocean. A rain jacker is advisable and a light sweater or wrap is useful for cooler nights or dining outdoors by the water later in the month. Comfortable shoes are a must if you plan to cycle the Railway Trail or explore historic St. George’s on foot. For evenings, pack something casual-yet-polished — Bermudians are known for their smart island style. And don’t forget sunglasses, a reusable water bottle, and perhaps a small dry bag if you’ll be out sailing or on boat excursions. With a little preparation, you’ll be ready to experience Bermuda’s unique mix of relaxation, adventure, and culture in September.

Where to Stay

Bermuda offers accommodations to match every style of travel, whether you’re seeking a luxury escape, a cozy retreat, or something in between. Wake up to sweeping ocean views at an elegant resort, indulge in world-class dining and spa treatments, or choose a boutique hotel where local design and warm hospitality set the tone. For a more private experience, waterfront cottages and villas provide the perfect backdrop for romantic getaways or family gatherings.

September is the perfect time to plan your stay, with exclusive Endless Summer Deals available across the island.