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Bermuda Dockyard: Segway Tour with Ocean Views & HistoryYou’ll glide effortlessly through Bermuda’s Royal Naval Dockyard on a Segway tour with a local guide, learning quirky bits of history via headset and soaking up ocean views. Expect hands-on training, plenty of laughs (especially if you’re new to Segways), and time to explore Clocktower Mall before heading back—with that sea breeze still lingering.
Bermuda Coastal Cruise with Snorkeling & KayakingA 3.5-hour coastal cruise around Bermuda's islands aboard a power catamaran, with a local guide narrating the shorelines and bays before anchoring at an island hideaway. You choose how to spend time at anchor—snorkel, kayak, paddleboard, swim at the beach, or relax on the spacious decks. Snorkel gear, kayaks, paddleboards and flotation are provided; one complimentary Dark N' Stormy is included. Participants must be competent swimmers able to enter and exit the water via step ladder, and in moderate physical health.Is it for me?Book this if you want to decide how active your afternoon gets—snorkel, paddle, swim or sit with a drink, all from the same anchorage. The crew handles the boat and the navigation; you handle the pace.
Snorkeling in Bermuda: Catamaran Sail Swim SnorkelSnorkeling in Bermuda aboard the Good Vibrations catamaran combines sailing, swimming and snorkeling in one three-hour excursion. You sail to a secluded anchorage, then decide how to spend your time: snorkel the shallows, kayak away from the boat, paddleboard, swim or simply lounge on deck. One complimentary rum swizzle is included; additional drinks are available from the onboard bar for cash.Is it for me?The boat moves slowly and the anchorage is stationary, so the pace is entirely up to you — snorkel for an hour straight, try everything once, or spend most of the time on deck. Walking on and off via steps is required, and snorkeling demands confident swimming in deep water, but once you're anchored there's no further exertion unless you choose it.
Snorkel Coral Reefs & Shipwreck from Dockyard: Two-Stop Boat TourA two-stop snorkeling activity from Dockyard that takes you to a shipwreck and a coral reef accessible only by boat, with snorkel gear and flotation noodles or vests provided. The English-speaking captain and crew guide you through sea fans, coral formations and fish species suited to beginners and intermediate snorkelers. Minimum age is 7; swimmers must be competent in deep water and able to climb a swim ladder unassisted.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel two distinct environments—a shipwreck and a coral reef—in one trip, with both stops reachable only by boat.
Bermuda: Historic Harbor Cruise & Snorkel with Swim StopsYou cruise Hamilton Harbor while the captain points out 17th-century forts and tells Bermuda's history, then stop at two snorkel sites—a coral reef and secluded coves with clear water and fish. Mask, snorkel set, floaties, water and ice are included; you can bring your own drinks and snacks. The whole day is paced by the boat, not by you, which is what makes it work if you want the history and the swimming without planning the stops yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want Bermuda's history and snorkeling in one outing without renting a car or planning which coves to visit—the captain handles both the route and the stories, which is what makes a half-day on the water feel complete.
Hamilton Shopping & Sightseeing: Bermuda Cruise & City WalkYou board a narrated cruise from Royal Naval Dockyard heading to Hamilton, Bermuda's capital. Once there, you choose: shop and eat freely for two hours, or join a guided one-hour walking tour followed by an hour at leisure. You get a city map with store coupons and return transport to Dockyard. The round trip takes a few hours and requires you to board and exit via boat steps.Is it for me?Book this if you're based at Royal Naval Dockyard and want to reach Hamilton without arranging your own transport — the fixed schedule and included map mean you can shop, eat, or explore the capital without planning the logistics yourself.
Bermuda: Private Beach Hop Tour with Rum Swizzle & Nature ReserveYou’ll walk barefoot through pink sand at Horseshoe Bay, hear local stories from your guide as you hop between Bermuda’s best beaches, then unwind for hours at Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve with a cold rum swizzle in hand. Sea turtles might swim by while you sunbathe or wander wildflower paths—don’t be surprised if you want to stay longer than planned.
Bermuda: Crystal Caves, Aquarium & Hamilton Ferry TourYou walk through Crystal Caves on a guided pontoon pathway with entry included, then visit the Bermuda Aquarium to see tropical marine life and birds, spend time shopping and eating in Hamilton, and return by ferry to the Dockyard. The five-hour tour handles all the reservations and transport logistics, so you just show up at the start time.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want to see Crystal Caves without arranging your own transport and reservations, and don't mind paying the aquarium fee separately on arrival — the guided cave entry and included ferry back to the Dockyard handle the logistics that usually take planning.
