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0800 043 6644Lying in the North Atlantic some 650 miles from the East Coast of the USA, Bermuda is made up of a crescent-shaped network of over 180 islets and measures just 21 square miles. With an enviable year round climate, stunning sandy beaches and lush tropical greenery, not to mention countless amazing off-course attractions; it’s become a popular holiday destination for those looking for intimacy and island charm.
Away from luxury hotels, lavish spas and secluded coves, Bermuda boasts a fine collection of golf courses too, headlined by Port Royal and Mid Ocean Club, both of which are considered among the world’s best layouts. Bermuda also offers plenty to the travelling golfer away from its luxurious resorts. Museums and art galleries add touches of culture, while history enthusiasts will marvel at its many forts and other signs of British colonialism.
Set on the northeastern tip of Bermuda, Mid Ocean Club is one of the finest golf courses in the world, with jaw-dropping views of the Atlantic Ocean around the course.
Designed by the world-renowned Robert Trent Jones, Port Royal is another spectacular golf course in Bermuda, with an undulating terrain that skirts along the dramatic oceanside cliffs.
Formerly called the Castle Harbour Golf Club dating back to the 1930’s, Tucker’s Point is now a exclusive luxury resort club. The hilly course is another course in Bermuda boasting panoramic views also.
When driving around Bermuda, you will most likely be in the car for less than an hour, making it very easy to navigate around. Have a look at some of the key drive times between the international airport and golfing spots.
Thanks to its varied topography, Bermuda also offers the chance to discover parts of the island on a hike, stroll leisurely down a picture-perfect pink-sandy beach, or try your hand at water sports including sports fishing, sailing and diving.
In fact, Bermuda is widely considered to be the wreck-diving capital of the Atlantic, and with over 300 wreck sites to explore, Scuba Diving Magazine also rate it as one of the best diving destinations in the Caribbean and Atlantic.
Bermuda also offers plenty to the travelling golfer away from its luxurious resorts. Museums and art galleries add touches of culture, while history enthusiasts will marvel at its many forts and other signs of British colonialism.
With direct flights to Bermuda, it couldn’t be a smoother flight over to visit the picturesque island. Take a look at some key flight details, with tips of when the best time of year is to travel.
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