Relax | Bermuda: Your Way

REJUVINATE, RESET, REST, AND RELAX

How to Get Around?

We recommend renting an electric Twizzy from Current Vehicles for adventurers. They are perfect for getting around the island in style. Plus, they are cheaper and more convenient than orderering a taxi everywhere you go.

Where to Stay?

For adults trying to get away from it all, we recomend The Loren at Pink Beach. The beachside chic resort features incredible amenities for relaxation.

Day One - Pick a Spa Day

Natura Spa

See Bermuda from the 250 feet in the sky in this high-flying adventure

Rosewood Bermudian Treatments

Designed for all skill levels, watch the beautiful wild life swim under you as you paddle along the crystal clear waters of Bermuda

The Sisley Spa

Crystal-clear seas, colourful reefs, haunting shipwrecks – conditions in Bermuda are perfect for diving and snorkelling

Exhale Bermuda

Zipping around the island on a jet ski is a great way to enjoy high-speed thrills on the water, discover remote islands and coves and see Bermuda from a new perspective.

Stand-up paddleboard yoga on the water is the ultimate way to experience a new way to move. immerse yourself in the salt, sun, and sea as you flow, breathe, and meditate on the water. Experience Bermuda with a twist.

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Day Three - Chill at a Secluded Spot

Jobson's Cove

Surrounded by jagged rocks, this small slice of pink sand, blue sky and crystal clear water makes you feel like you're a world away from everyone and everything. Stretch out on the sand, close your eyes and listen to the gentle waves rolling in.

Bermuda Arboretum

It's easy to lose yourself in this oasis of calm and peacefulness, located on 22 acres in Devonshire Parish. Enjoy the silence.

Astwood Cove

The very definition of a "hidden gem," Astwood Cove in Warwick Parish is nestled below a steep cliff. Once you've made it down, you'll be rewarded with one of Bermuda's most gorgeous and least crowded beaches.

Take the 3 minute cab/bus or walk to Lost in the Triangle, a new Bermuda seafood hotspot.

Bailey's Bay

Bailey's Bay in Hamilton is a perfect place to walk and watch the sea. Walk along the new bridge and look at the sea.

Once your time at the beach ends, walk or take a short (3-minute) bus/cab to Swizzle Inn for lunch or dinner - one of Bermuda's most iconic spots.

Cooper's Island

Cooper's Island is an outdoor oasis that is a hidden gem. Locals come here to get away from the tourist bustle, but it's as beautiful as the most popular attractions. Opened to the public in 2011 after being an American military base, Cooper's Island is one of Bermuda's best-kept hidden gems. Hike along the trails and find a spot on the many secret beaches.

Abbot's Cliff

Arguably, Bermuda's most worthy hike is a short but steep one. Once at the top, you'll find a sweeping, otherworldy view of the island's harbor. Little white roofs are dotted along forest green land by the incredibly blue water.