Explore Bermuda Beyond Pride

• Horseshoe Bay Beach: No visit to Bermuda is complete without setting foot on Horseshoe Bay Beach, consistently ranked among the most beautiful beaches in the world. The sand really is pink - coloured by tiny red marine organisms called foraminifera that have mixed with the shoreline over millions of years. The water is crystal clear, the limestone cliffs are dramatic, and the coves are perfect for swimming and snorkelling. It is the kind of place that makes you understand why people come to Bermuda and never want to leave.
• The Royal Naval Dockyard: At the west end of the island, the historic Royal Naval Dockyard has been transformed into one of Bermuda's most vibrant cultural and entertainment hubs. Explore independent shops, galleries, restaurants, and waterside bars - and if you are arriving by cruise ship, this is likely your first stop on the island.
• Hamilton Harbour Nights: Running from May to September on Wednesday evenings, Harbour Nights transforms Hamilton's Front Street into a lively street fair with local artisans, food stalls, and live music. If your Pride trip falls mid-week, this is a brilliant way to connect with the real, everyday energy of the city and its people.
• Crystal and Fantasy Caves: Beneath the surface of Bermuda lies a network of extraordinary underground caves. The Crystal and Fantasy Caves in Hamilton Parish are among the most spectacular, with ancient stalactites and crystal-clear underground lakes that feel genuinely otherworldly. It is a side of Bermuda that most visitors do not expect and never forget.