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Explore the stunning landscapes and rich history of Bermuda on this comprehensive land excursion. Starting from the Royal Naval Dockyard, traverse bridges to a historic fort with mesmerizing island views. Discover the world’s smallest drawbridge and climb the second oldest cast-iron lighthouse for breathtaking panoramas. Stroll through Bermuda’s capital for unique souvenirs, then delve into enchanting underground caverns. Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local eatery and perhaps try the Rum Swizzle, Bermuda's signature drink. Finally, relax on the famous pink sand beach, a perfect way to cap off your day in paradise. - Comprehensive tour showcasing Bermuda's history and natural beauty - Explore historic sites including a fort and the world’s smallest drawbridge - Climb the iconic cast-iron lighthouse for stunning views - Lunch and the option to taste Bermuda’s national drink included
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✓ Lunch
✓ Air-conditioned vehicle
✓ Gibb's Hill Lighthouse
✕ Crystal Caves (Payable on-site)
30 min
Explore narrow tunnels and rooms tucked just below the surface before emerging to take in spectacular panoramic island-wide views.
10 min
Visit the world’s smallest drawbridge, an 18-inch-wide marvel dating back to 1620.
30 min
Venture to the second oldest cast-iron lighthouse in the world, where you can climb 185 steps for a balcony view or enjoy the distant shoreline from the base.
45 min
Walk through the heart of Bermuda’s capital to explore and find the perfect souvenir.
45 min
Descend down the walkway into the Crystal Caves and experience the wonder of Mother Nature as you surround yourself with crystalized stalactites and see the clarity of their deep azure blue lakes.
1 hr
After conquering the steps of the day, it’s time to refuel at a popular local eatery. You will be provided with a lunch and have the option of partaking in the Rum Swizzle, famously recognized as Bermuda’s national drink.
45 min
Their Majesties Chappell, St. Peter's Church, in St. George's, Bermuda, is the oldest surviving Anglican church in continuous use outside the British Isles. It is also reportedly the oldest continuously used Protestant church in the New World.
30 min
Conclude the day at Bermuda’s most prominent pink sand beach where you can kick off your shoes and feel the beauty beneath your feet.