Bermuda Vacation Packages

From historic St. George to Horse Shoe Bay Beach, Bermuda seamlessly blends heritage with island awe for an eye-opening getaway.

Explore Bermuda

Colorful is the best way to describe Bermuda’s landscape and culture. Located in the northern Atlantic Ocean, this hook-shaped island’s warm weather and soothing atmosphere satisfies the soul. Its legendary pink-sand beaches are some of the quietest in the Caribbean, and the island’s local heritage — like its way of life — has a style all its own. Bermuda’s exciting mix of historic monuments and attractions, challenging golf, unique shops, iconic dive excursions, fresh seafood dishes and a host of nightlife possibilities will keep you coming back again and again.

Deserted Port Royal Cove, with giant boulder formations and pink sand, sits at the western end of Horseshoe Bay Beach.

With courses designed by Jack Nicklaus and Robert Trent Jones, Sr., and the island's trade winds and challenging layouts, golfers find themselves coming back for more.

A scooter is a popular mode of transport in Bermuda, and can be a fun way to explore the tiny island nation.

Pink Sand Beaches Slide 1 of 3: Deserted Port Royal Cove, with giant boulder formations and pink sand, sits at the western end of Horseshoe Bay Beach.
Golfing at its Best Slide 2 of 3: With courses designed by Jack Nicklaus and Robert Trent Jones, Sr., and the island's trade winds and challenging layouts, golfers find themselves coming back for more.
Ground Transportation Slide 3 of 3: A scooter is a popular mode of transport in Bermuda, and can be a fun way to explore the tiny island nation.

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Bermuda Activities

A vacation to Bermuda is the perfect blend of American and British culture that will excite and enlighten travelers of all ages. East of the island sits the World Heritage Site of St. George — the oldest, continuously inhabited town of English origin in the New World. Admire St. Peter's Church, the oldest Anglican Church in the Western Hemisphere, and revel over Kings Square, including the Stocks and Pillory, Town Hall and Fort St. Catherine. Natural wonders abound — from the 12-acre, unspoiled nature reserve of Cooper’s Island to the fish-filled, clear-blue mangrove pond at Blue Hole Park.

The island’s west end is home to the modern city of Hamilton. Walk along the South Shore and the picturesque Horse Shoe Bay Beach. Climb to the top of Gibb's Hill Lighthouse, the highest point in Bermuda. And, cross the smallest drawbridge in the world to Somerset Village, where the Royal Naval Dockyard, Craft Market and Clock Tower Shopping Mall are located.

From expansive golf courses and watersports to shopping, dining and entertainment, you’ll find unsurpassed beauty mixed with a plethora of things to do on either end of the island. Local pubs are the perfect places for a cold pint, and live entertainment is always close by. If you’re looking for spirited happenings, travel during the first quarter of the year to experience the vibrant cultural exchange of the Bermuda Festival of Performing Arts. Or, simply join the year-round club action of Bermuda's most popular hotels.

Getting to Bermuda

Delta Vacations vacation packages include round-trip airfare aboard Delta to Bermuda International Airport (BDA). Round-trip transfers between the airport and your hotel are included with your flight and hotel package. Private car transfers are also available to purchase.

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