6 Exciting Activities to Experience in Bermuda
If you’re considering a cruise to Bermuda, you’re in for quite an adventure. With its pink sand beaches, breathtaking architecture, and captivating crystal caves, Bermuda stands out as a truly unique destination. However, if you’re seeking an even bigger thrill, there’s so much more to explore! What could be more exhilarating than a visit to the infamous Bermuda Triangle? Unexplained events have reportedly been occurring here since the 1880s, but it gained widespread attention in the 1960s. And yes, there are plenty of thrilling things to do in Bermuda beyond simply sailing past this legendary triangle. So let’s dive in: here are 6 Exciting Activities to Experience in Bermuda!
#1. Bermuda Triangle Evening Cruise
Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda
Duration: 1.5 hours
Let’s kick things off by putting the 1960s legend of the notorious Bermuda Triangle to the test! Picture this: tranquil waters beneath a night sky, guided only by the stars as you sail into the darkness… well, not exactly, but you’ll definitely enter the Bermuda Triangle! This enigmatic area, bounded by Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and Miami, is infamous for the mysterious disappearances of planes and ships. This time, though, you’ll glide along in an illuminated glass-bottom boat, allowing you to peer into the depths below. No spinning compasses allowed!
#2. Certified SCUBA Two-Tank Dive
Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda
Duration: 4 hours
Dubbed the ‘wreck capital’ of the North Atlantic Ocean, Bermuda is home to over 300 shipwrecks that have succumbed along the protective coral reefs encircling the island. Join a PADI-certified two-tank scuba dive into the ocean’s depths, where you’ll encounter vibrant corals and fish, plus experience a wreck dive right in the Bermuda Triangle itself—if you’re feeling brave! And if you’ve never tried scuba diving before, there’s a PADI Discover SCUBA Diving Course that lets you explore the enchanting underwater world for the very first time. You’re going to love it!
#3 Night Fishing
Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda
Duration: 4 hours
There’s truly nothing like the excitement of sailing the serene North Atlantic Ocean at night! The calm atmosphere is wonderfully peaceful, but beneath the surface, the dark waters teem with nocturnal creatures like triggerfish, jacks, pompano, and snappers. During this night fishing adventure, you can hone your catch-and-release skills aboard a fully equipped 56-foot fishing boat. The added bonus? You’ll be fishing in the calmer inshore waters, reducing the chances of seasickness compared to offshore fishing, and refreshments and snacks will be available on board.
#4. Catamaran Coral Reef Snorkel
Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda
Duration: 3 hours
Have you ever relaxed on the netting of a catamaran as it glides over the ocean? If you have, you know the thrill it brings! And if you haven’t, cruising to Bermuda is the perfect chance to experience it. With the wind in your hair and a refreshing drink in hand, you’ll embark on the Catamaran Coral Reef Snorkel shore excursion! What can you expect to see? Schools of vibrant tropical fish, fascinating marine life, and stunning coral formations. Plus, you might even witness a fellow passenger turning into a red lobster, so don’t forget to pack your waterproof sunscreen before diving into this adventure! ;)
#5. Bermuda Dolphin Experience
Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda
Duration: 2 hours
Oh my goodness! Seriously, what could be more exhilarating than swimming with Flipper? You’ll have an incredible 30 minutes to engage with these majestic creatures in both shallow and deeper waters, where you can snorkel alongside them. Wow. Just WOW!
#6. Belmont Hills Golf Course
Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda
Duration: 6 1/4 hours
Bermuda is synonymous with golf, and the excitement of playing is part of the allure. And let’s be honest, it’s also about where you’re playing. The Belmont Hills Golf Course, designed by Algie M. Pulley Jr., provides stunning panoramic views of the Great Sound and Hamilton Harbour. According to the course's website, you’ll navigate an 18-hole, 6,100-yard layout that presents two challenges: “completing 18 holes in as few strokes as possible while savoring every moment.” That’s the captivating essence of Belmont Hills. Just be careful not to send your ball into the Bermuda Triangle—just a friendly reminder!
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