escape with us to the breathtaking island oasis and discover our favorite must-visit spots for the ultimate getaway — all with families in mind. just a quick two-hour flight from New York City, this 24-mile long gem in the North Atlantic is the perfect destination for beachside relaxation, history and adventure.
where to stay
for a resort experience:
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The Rosewood at Tucker’s Point is quiet, refined and ideal for families who appreciate extra space.
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Hamilton Princess is located centrally in town, with beautiful views of Hamilton Harbour. enjoy access to a private beach club with the in-house shuttle service.
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Cambridge Beaches is a relaxed, west-end retreat with cottage-style accommodations.
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Coral Beach & Tennis Club is an iconic spot. you’ll need a recommendation from a member to stay here, or have a reciprocal membership from another club you are connected with.
- rent a house if you're having an extended stay or need more flexibility
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what to do
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rent a Twizzy, a small electric car, for an easy way to get around Bermuda's winding roads. travel tip: rental cars aren’t allowed on the island, so your options are taxis (cash preferred), buses or the Twizzy.
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visit the Crystal and Fantasy Caves for a fascinating glimpse into Bermuda’s natural history.
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go to the beach! a few of our favorites for families include Horseshoe Bay Beach and Jobson’s Cove. for a long stretch of soft sand (ideal for walks and a morning swim), visit Elbow Beach. Warwick Long Bay is a less crowded spot and where we photographed part of the spring collection.
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climb to the top of Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse for a panoramic view of the island.
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Royal Navy Dockyard is home to the National Museum of Bermuda and holds art galleries, shops and so much history.
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Cooper’s Island Nature Preserve is a quiet spot for walking trails and secluded beaches.
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explore St. George’s charming streets and historic sites. stop by Lili Bermuda Perfumery for a locally made scent.
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visit Hamilton, the island’s capital, lined with colorful buildings, shops and harborside dining.
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The English Sports Shop is home of the original Bermuda shorts, a staple of island style since the early 1900s. stop by to browse their signature tailored shorts, cotton crewneck sweaters and classic menswear.
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take a walking tour for a guided way around the island and take in the history and hidden gems.
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where to eat
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The Swizzle Inn is Bermuda’s oldest pub and home to its national drink, the Rum Swizzle.
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Frequency Cafe & Hub is a great stop in St. George’s for coffee, light bites and a relaxing atmosphere.
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Sunken Harbor Club at Cambridge Beaches serves coastal-inspired dishes in a beautiful setting. the minnow team enjoyed dinner here after the photo shoot wrapped!
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Tom Moore’s Tavern is Bermuda’s oldest restaurant, serving refined dishes in a historic 17th-century home.
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Devil’s Isle is a popular café in Hamilton known for fresh, locally sourced food and great coffee.
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spring break giveaway!
minnow has partnered up with Coral Beach & Tennis Club and Sarah Bray Bermuda to bring you the ultimate family spring break vacation! one lucky winner will receive a 2-night stay at the iconic Coral Beach & Tennis Club, a $500 minnow gift card and a sun hat from the Sarah Bray Bermuda collection.
