by AnnC5
Small area can see a lot.
Visited: Oct 19, 2008
by SueG6
We walked to two beaches- St. Catherines and Tobacco Bay. St. Catherines was larger and nicer but a little further walk. The bus location was close by and the locals were very helpful. We took the bus to Hamilton then transferred to another bus to get to Horseshoe Bay. It was well worth the 60 minute ride. The next day we took the bus to Clearwater Beach/Turtle Bay. These were two great beaches also and only a 20 minute bus ride.
Visited: Sep 09, 2007
by JeremyB1
St. George's is the ghetto of Bermuda and not worth visiting for long. Tobacco bay/beach is a nice spot, though.
Visited: Sep 02, 2006
by DaveZ
We walked across the island to Ft. St. Catherine, passing Ft. William along the way. Ft. St. Catherine has all the usual tourist stuff, and a 20 minute video which gives a good history of Bermuda's forts. We took a taxi back and went to St. Peter's church, which was quite interesting. A very old graveyard surrounds the church.
Visited: Aug 11, 2007
by DavidW14
Quaint and enjoyable.
Visited: May 12, 2007
by WareH
A beautiful harbor with an exciting entrance.
Visited: Jun 04, 2006
by JulieA7
I ate at the Carriage House and Tavern by the Sea. Both were very good. Check out the Bermuda Glass and Perfumery Shop for unique gifts.
Visited: Jun 04, 2006
by SimeonB
The jewerly stores were cheaper than at home! We ate at the Carridge house with the ship voacher, and the food was awesome. St. Catherine's beach was also lovely!
Visited: Jul 16, 2006
by MattH6
Due to inclement weather, we actually docked in Hamilton, which was a shame because St. George's is so nice. Hamilton was fine - there were plenty of shops and restaurants and sights. Again, because of the weather, the Tuesday night street festival I was looking forward to was cancelled. St. George's is so quaint and beautiful, though. We visited and loved exploring around the historic town. Bermuda itself is fantastic. The island is pretty everywhere, people are friendly, and the beaches are wonderful
Visited: Jun 01, 2008
by JeffO5
Have been here before and it is a beutiful place. The shops close at 5 though which makes it hard to enjoy the town and spend money in their shops. Although the beaches had ALOT of seaweed and glass when we went they still are gorgeous
Visited: Oct 19, 2008
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