Bermuda Islands Travel Guide

Upon arrival at the airport, look for the tourist counter and buy a transportation pass that will cover your length of stay.  It will give you unlimited travel by ferry and bus and is a relaxing and scenic way to get around.  Take the bus into Hamilton and transfer for service to your lodging or take a 10 minute walk down to the ferry terminal.  There are no rental cars on the island, but you can rent scooters, which can be a bit hair-raising with the narrow roads and ever-increasing volume of traffic.

Rent yourself a motorcycle or scooter, that is the absolute best way to see the island. There are so many beautiful beaches, stop along the way and check them all out. The sand is pink tinged and the water is crystal clear.  Be very careful with the driving if you are not used to British driving, it can get confusing / dangerous. This was a very safe place for all.

Bermuda is charming. When I was there, there were no rental cars. You took public transport, or you rented a moped. It is a beautiful place in all respects. It is well kept and crime seemed to be non-existent. Bring money. This is a far better destination than anywhere in the Caribbean.