Bermuda Beach Holidays

Your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay in Bermuda and have space for entry and exit stamps.

You can visit Bermuda without a visa for up to 180 days in any 12-month period.

You must have a return or onward ticket for your visit to Bermuda.

You must complete a Bermuda arrival card to show immigration officials, unless you arrive on a cruise ship.

At border control, you may need to show proof of your accommodation, such as a hotel booking.

You must declare cash, travellers cheques and other forms of payment if the value is more than 10,000 Bermuda dollars.

Make sure you carry any medication in the prescribed packaging and bring the prescription.

Keep a close eye on your belongings, as theft from unattended baggage and rental scooters is common.

Do not drink alcohol in public outside of licensed bars or restaurants.

Avoid walking in quieter, darker streets after dark for your safety.

Be aware that there are no topless or nude beaches, and going topless in public is illegal.

Take great care if you hire a scooter, as accidents with cars are common and can be serious.

Swim cautiously as many beaches have strong rip currents, and locals often avoid swimming until late May.

You cannot drive a car as a tourist, so use buses, ferries, or taxis which are generally safe and efficient.