Getting to Bermuda

There are really only two ways to get to Bermuda, by air or by sea.

Remember travelers from abroad should bring a passport.

Once you have arrived, keep in mind that drivers travel on the left side of the road, and that there is no such thing as “hurry” on the islands. The Bermuda speed limit is 35 kilometers an house, which translates to about 21 miles per hour. In congested areas the speed limit is usually less. There are several modes of transportation available to visitors.

By Air

Flying is the fastest way to get to Bermuda

Several airlines offer direct flights to Bermuda from major cities (such as London, New York, Boston and Toronto). Flight time from the eastern seaboard of North America is approximately two hours. Bermuda International Airport is located in St. George’s Parish, the eastern end of the country.  Arrangements are best made by a travel agent or online via the many travel websites.

Private aircraft must arrange to be served by an approved aviation service to land at Bermuda’s Airport. The service handles customs and immigration for the private aircraft, and coordinates hangar service and transportation.

By Sea

Come to Bermuda to sea

Many cruise companies sail to Bermuda regularly, leaving from major cities like New York, Boston and Florida. Check  with a travel agent or online via the many travel websites. for departure times.

You can also come by private boat.