yacht charter in Bermuda

Bermuda triangle

This British territory in North Atlantic waters enchants visitors with warm-hearted locals, remarkable beaches, scenic walking routes and more than four centuries of history to explore.

Hamilton comprises the largest settlement on the island, with a population of just over a thousand people. Downtown, on Front Street, you can discover shops offering jewellery, clothing, souvenirs and art galleries, while in the evening, an abundance of entertainment venues.

The National Gallery of Bermuda lies just a couple of streets away, while across town, you find Smuggler’s Caverns – a fascinating place in Bermuda that you should visit during your yachting trip. It is not only a quaint location, but also a historical site. These caves were used in the past by smugglers, and pirates as a refuge or a place to hide treasures. Exploration of these caves while snorkelling or diving allows you to indulge in the spirit of adventure.

Bermuda is famous for its unique pink beaches, such as the famous Horseshoe Bay, and beaches formed from the shells of microscopic organisms. These are the perfect places for romantic getaways and honeymoons. The pink sands and soft blue waters provide a picturesque contrast, forming a magical and romantic setting.