Meet our gentle giants.
In March and April, humpback whales pass through the waters off Bermuda as they migrate north to feeding grounds in Canada, Greenland, and Iceland.
Whale Watching Tours
To observe these incredible 40-ton creatures in their natural habitat, plan a spring visit to Bermuda and book a spot on a whale watching tour.
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Royal Naval Dockyard & the West End | Whale Watching [...]
Explore famous shipwrecks, reefs and underwater marine life with Blue Water Divers, Bermuda’s longest-serving scuba...
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Hamilton & Central Bermuda | Whale Watching [...]
Whether you want to dive Bermuda’s legendary shipwrecks, bike the Railway Trail or sample enough local rums and beers to...
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St. George's & The East End | Whale Watching [...]
See marine life and mammals from Bermuda and places as far away as Australia and Madagascar at the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum...
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Royal Naval Dockyard & the West End | Whale Watching [...]
Spot majestic humpback whales from the shore during March and April, as they migrate north to their summer feeding grounds....
More Water Activities
View AllTucked along Bermuda’s beautiful coastline, our blissful beaches beckon. Discover miles of soft pink sands, hidden coves, and dramatic rocky cliffs.
Sailing is baked into Bermuda’s history and part of our island culture. Embark on a sightseeing cruise, indulge in a private sailing experience, or learn the ropes during a sailing lesson.
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.