Our site is a comprehensive guide to the island of Bermuda. Take a look around and start planning your vacation now.
Accommodation in Bermuda can be classified into 4 basic categories; hotels and resorts, cottage colonies, apartment rentals and guest houses.
Take a look at our interactive satellite map, plus guides to Hamilton and St. George.
Essential Bermuda vacation and travel information, including tourist offices, immigration and visa regulations, banks and money, and weather.
We have more than 150 bars and restaurants. Not bad for a country with a population of only 62,000.
Apr 18, Marriage fees increase
New fees for marriage certificates and licences for Bermuda weddings have been announced by the Registrar General. A regular marriage certificate now costs $42 (an express option is available for $57) while the application fee has increased to $243. Fees are effective April 1 2008 to March 31 2010.
Apr 3, Jumeirah resort relocates to Morgan’s Point
The Bermuda Government announced yesterday that the island’s new Jumeirah resort will be built at Morgan’s Point. The move was welcomed by the Bermuda National Trust and the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce who had objected to its original location at Southlands.
Government also announced that the hotel currently being developed by Bazarian International on the old Club Med site in St George’s will be managed by the Park Hyatt hotel group. It is expected to open for business in 2011.
Mar 26, Minister clamps down on incomplete work permit applications
Home Affairs Minister David Burch has announced that 4,000 incomplete work permit applications are to be returned to employers. Addressing the Senate he said that too many applications are being submitted without the correct documentation, resulting in lengthy delays. He expects that the move will lead to correct applications being processed in a timely manner.

The island is a popular wedding destination. Learn about wedding planners, legal requirements, locations, photographers and florists.
Over 20% of our jobs are filled by expatriate workers, attracted by higher salaries, low taxes, an enhanced
quality of life and the opportunity to experience our culture. Vacancies for accountants, bankers, lawyers, and IT and insurance professionals are
extremely common.
We boast 9 golf courses, the highest concentration per square mile in the world. Other popular activities include diving, snorkelling, and fishing.
Our pink beaches are truly beautiful, but don’t forget we have a wealth of other attractions including museums, parks
and nature reserves, and art galleries.
A directory of over 200 businesses and organisations, of interest to both business and leisure travellers.