Berumda Oct trip - plans
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Berumda Oct trip - plans
Thanks to all of you for your feedback and help towards our Oct trip. We're going to try and do it fairly economically and stay at a B&B near Hamilton (Kingston 3) and buy a bus pass. Will let you know how that works out. Next I'll be looking for good restaurant values - not quantity, quality with maybe high end restaurant for good measure.
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Leah, did you look at Watercolours B and B? I don't know the Kingston 3 so I will be interested in your trip report.
Bermuda publishes a menu guide which covers many of its restaurants. It costs two or three dollars and as I recall was for sale at the Visitors Information desk at arrivals at the airport.
Here are some restaurant suggestions:
Ascots at the Royal Palms
La Coquille at the Underwater Exploration Museum
Waterloo House
Aqua at Ariel Sands
Fourways
I have been to Bermuda a number of times. In my experience October is wonderful, very warm, still swimming temps at the beach and pleasant in the evenings.
Be sure and take a ferry ride!
Bermuda publishes a menu guide which covers many of its restaurants. It costs two or three dollars and as I recall was for sale at the Visitors Information desk at arrivals at the airport.
Here are some restaurant suggestions:
Ascots at the Royal Palms
La Coquille at the Underwater Exploration Museum
Waterloo House
Aqua at Ariel Sands
Fourways
I have been to Bermuda a number of times. In my experience October is wonderful, very warm, still swimming temps at the beach and pleasant in the evenings.
Be sure and take a ferry ride!
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thanks CMCfong - you are consistently such a great resource on SO many places! We did look at Watercolours but veto-ed it based on location and price. Kingston 3 looks nice with an endless pool and breakfast...who knows, it'll probably be so close to Front St. we can lean out of our window and touch the cruise ships - hope not! Will definitely do a ferry ride - any recommendations?
Thanks for the restaurant suggestions. I think we will probably head up to St. George one day, go snorkeling somewhere and rent bikes and go on the bike trail which has been created from the old rail line.
Thanks for the restaurant suggestions. I think we will probably head up to St. George one day, go snorkeling somewhere and rent bikes and go on the bike trail which has been created from the old rail line.
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I guess we were posting simultaneously.
From the map it looks like you will be on the quiet side of Hamilton well away from the cruise ships. It is fun to watch them sail in and dock.
The ferry ride to Dockyards is the best. I love to go around sunset. Definitely rent a moped, be careful, don't ride in the rain, stay sober...they are a blast! I love to ride them. I will admit that my least favorite place to ride them is on the way to St.George's near the airport. There is always a very strong wind out there. I do enjoy the rides though because you get a chance to explore the beaches on your own. Such a gorgeous place. I am headed there myself in December and looking forward to it.
From the map it looks like you will be on the quiet side of Hamilton well away from the cruise ships. It is fun to watch them sail in and dock.
The ferry ride to Dockyards is the best. I love to go around sunset. Definitely rent a moped, be careful, don't ride in the rain, stay sober...they are a blast! I love to ride them. I will admit that my least favorite place to ride them is on the way to St.George's near the airport. There is always a very strong wind out there. I do enjoy the rides though because you get a chance to explore the beaches on your own. Such a gorgeous place. I am headed there myself in December and looking forward to it.




