Signature Tours

3½ Hours Sightseeing Tour

This brief Bermuda island sightseeing tour includes a brief stop at the famous Somerset Bridge (smallest in the world) to also feed the fish, then on to Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse for pictures. (spectacular view for pictures of Bermuda).

Then it's on to a guided 45 minute tour at the must visit Crystal & Fantasy Caves, before heading in the City of Hamilton where this tour ends.

There in Hamilton you can browse or shop at your leisure or have lunch at one of Bermuda’s restaurants. Also, there you can catch the ferry back to the Dockyard, or a No.7 bus to the beach.

4 Hour Sightseeing Tour

A brief visit to Heydon Trust Nature Reserve to Bermuda’s smallest church built 1620.

Then it’s off to the world’s smallest draw bridge for pictures and feeding fish.

A visit to the spectacular Crystal & Fantasy Caves is next for a comprehensive tour, before stopping off at Bermuda’s Aquarium and Zoo for a self-guided tour.

This tour returns, stopping off at the Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse for a spectacular view of Bermuda.

5 Hour Sightseeing Tour

First stop is at the world’s smallest draw bridge for pictures and feeding the fish.

A brief stop at the Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse for pictures and rest stop.

A half hour stop into the City of Hamilton for souvenir shopping and/or rest stop.

Then it’s travelling along the south shore of Bermuda to the Crystal Caves for a guided tour

We then visit the Ole Town of St. George for a brief stop where you can browse the Unesco World Heritage site, before returning on the gold coast of Bermuda along the beaches of pink sand appearance.

5 Hour Island Tour

Stop Off at the Somerset Bridge (world’s Smallest Draw Bridge) for picture taking and feed the fish.

Then a 20 minute stop at the Gibb's Hill Lighthouse for spectacular views ( rest stop) and browse the souvenir gift shop.

A brief stop to view the Horseshoe Bay beach from the top.

Next, a 30 minute stop off at our City of Hamilton (rest stop) and souvenir shopping.

Then onto the Ole Town of St. George (established 1612); Bermuda's first capital settlement to visit St Peter’s church ( oldest Anglican church in the Western Hemisphere) or browse around the town, or or you can buy lunch or a drink at one of the many restaurants.

We head back for the return journey, but not before a brief 15 minute stop at John Smith Bay for picture taking, or a walk on the beach or putting your feet in the Crystal clear blue water.

Easy relaxing music on return.

4 Hour Horseshoe Bay Beach Tour

This pre-arranged tour directly takes you within 20 minutes to one of Bermuda’s most popular beaches, and will pick you up exclusively to three hours later, returning you back to your destination.

Approximately 45 Minutes - Island Tram Shuttle - (Crystal Caves, Tobacco Bay, and Clearwater Beach)

(St. George Shuttle Only)

Travel from the Dockyard to St George via ferry boat (approximately 45 minutes) and take the Island Tram Shuttle to either Tobacco Bay, Clearwater Beach (see Turtles swim and nature reserve), or a visit to the Crystal Caves.

(Reservations can be made for entrance to the Crystal Caves).

Times are also available to catch the returning ferries back to the Dockyard.

Forts, Caves and Beach Tour

This cultured tour includes stop off at forts, caves, and a magnificent beach for plunging into our crystal blue waters.

Fort Scaur Sandy’s is your first stop to see the forts of the west end of Bermuda and its magnificent views overlooking the harbour.

Up next is Fort Hamilton, centrally located is a garrison once used to protect Bermuda’s commercial district.

From there you can view the general outline to our capital city, Hamilton including the most Holy Trinity Church, the Parliament Building, and historical content.

A stop at the Crystal Caves for a guided tour is expected next before venturing off to see Bermudas' cultural attractions.

Then it's off to St. George and a panoramic breathtaking view at St. David’s Lighthouse overlooking the Ole Town of St. George (Est 1609).

A brief stop next to Clearwater Beach. A pristine wide beach for swimming and/or relaxing on the sand or walk through the Nature Reserve at the adjoining Cooper Island. Sometimes sea turtles can be found swimming in the area. Restaurant, bar and restrooms are available at Clearwater Beach facilities On return, a brief stop at the historic Gibb's Hill Lighthouse overlooking our Great Sound for a perfect view of the surrounding areas, including the British Royal Naval Dockyard and the cruise ship port.

Soft shoes, camera, and towels are recommended for this tour.

*Bermuda’s Newest Excursion*

Signature Tour Two

Signature Forts and Beach Stop Tour

5 hour Tour

Departure: 9.30am

Informative commentary, visits to former British forts and a brief stop off to a beach. All of this and more on our fulfilled, informative Forts And Beach Tour.

Start this tour leaving the West End of Bermuda at Royal Naval Dockyard with interesting history to the former British Naval base.

Then it’s a brief stop the Fort Scaur with magnificent views overlooking the Great Sound and its history. Includes view of Ely’s Harbour, Daniels Island (where the Bermuda Triangle starts), and HMS Vixen ship wreck.

A ride into the City of Hamilton with excellent views atop of Fort Hamilton with an overview of the city and its protected harbour. There you can get an entire view of the City of Hamilton as well as visit Fort Hamilton.

Our final fort stop will take us to the far eastern end of Bermuda at the majestic and well displayed, Fort St. Catherine. Explore the caves and dungeons, the cannons and a replica of the King of England crown. Its totally fascinating.

After the forts we then head off to one of our popular beaches for picture taking and a walk on the pink sand.

Tour price includes:

• Entrance to forts and one (1) complimentary water/rum swizzle.

• Ongoing commentary enroute will give you history, plants & fauna, folklore and more.

Soft shoes and a towel are recommended