Fair Winds and Good Vibes
More than 400 years ago, Bermuda was found by a crew of hardy shipwreck survivors. Today, our island still beckons sailors to its shores. With temperate weather all year long, calm and clear waters, and a rich maritime heritage, Bermuda is the perfect place to hoist your sails or drop anchor. Cheer on your team in the Bermuda Sail Grand Prix, embark on a sightseeing cruise, or island-hop like a VIP on a private excursion.
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Whatever your vessel of choice might be, learn all you need to know about getting to Bermuda by private vessel and see the latest customs protocols for travellers arriving by sea. Review safety protocols and testing resources related to COVID-19 before you set sail.

Bermuda offers plenty of places to drop anchor, fuel up, and explore. Take a well-deserved break on Bermuda’s welcoming shores, where your options for fun in the sun (or rest and relaxation) are unlimited.

Bringing your own luxury superyacht to our shores? You can look forward to fully indulging in all Bermuda offers, on land and sea. Check out our guides and resources for superyachts, including a one-week itinerary that’s packed with quintessential Bermudian experiences.
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Whether you’re the captain of your ship or just getting your sea legs, your adventure on the water awaits.
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View AllTucked along Bermuda’s beautiful coastline, our blissful beaches beckon. Discover miles of soft pink sands, hidden coves, and dramatic rocky cliffs.
Bermuda’s waters are as fun as they are stunning – see for yourself with our water sports ranging from laid-back chill to nonstop thrill.
Some of Bermuda’s most beautiful discoveries are under the water’s surface. Learn how to explore shipwrecks, reefs, marine life, and more during a diving or snorkelling adventure.
With some of the best deep-sea fishing opportunities in the Atlantic, the waters around Bermuda are perfect for reeling in something delicious.
Springtime is prime time for whale watching in Bermuda, as pods of gentle, giant humpbacks pass the island during their migratory journey.