Bermuda

About Bermuda

Bermuda charms with pink-sand beaches, pastel colonial towns, and Atlantic shipwreck diving.

Wonderful Tourist Locations

Must-see destinations and iconic landmarks in Bermuda.

Horseshoe Bay Beach

Famous pink-sand crescent on the south shore.

Royal Naval Dockyard

Historic fort, museums, and craft market.

St. Peter's Church

Oldest continuously used Anglican church in the Western Hemisphere.

Top Restaurants in Bermuda

Famous dining destinations, local flavours, and must-try culinary experiences.

Bermudian-European

Waterlot Inn

Southampton

Nestled in the Fairmont Southampton resort, the Waterlot Inn has been Bermuda's premier fine-dining room since 1658, serving Bermuda lobster, rockfish chowder, and rum-glazed duck in an intimate candlelit setting. Its historic stone walls and harbor views create an atmosphere of timeless island elegance. Consistently ranked among the Caribbean's finest hotel restaurants.

Bermudian

Tom Moore's Tavern

Hamilton Parish

Housed in a 17th-century waterfront inn in Bailey's Bay, Tom Moore's Tavern serves classic Bermudian fare—fish chowder with sherry peppers, broiled lobster, and local fish cakes—in rooms adorned with maritime antiques. The tavern's storied history and harbor-side terrace make it a pilgrimage for visitors. One of the oldest continuously operating restaurants in the Western Hemisphere.

Bermudian Pub

Devil's Isle Brewing Company

Hamilton

Hamilton's craft brewery and gastropub pairs house-brewed ales with elevated Bermudian pub food—fish tacos, fish sandwiches, and rum cake—in a lively industrial-chic space. The rooftop patio buzzes with locals and yacht crews on summer evenings. A modern cornerstone of Bermuda's evolving culinary scene.