7 BEST Things to Do in St. George's Island, Bermuda

As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, St. George’s Island offers you a glimpse into the island’s colonial past while also delivering your typical stunning Bermuda views, of course!

This spot is for history buffs, beach lovers, and town explorers. You can spend a whole day in this area! Here’s what to know and do around St. George’s Island, Bermuda.

How to Get to St. George’s Island

Car on beach showing how to get around Bermuda

St. George’s Island is easily accessible from the rest of Bermuda. Public ferries run regularly from Hamilton.

Alternatively, you can drive or take a bus from other parts of the island. The good news is, you could walk to pretty much everything on this list once you get here!

Once you arrive, you’ll find cobblestone streets, picturesque buildings, and plenty to see and do.

RELATED: How to Get Around Bermuda: EVERYTHING to Know!

Top Things to Do on St. George’s Island

There’s plenty to do around Bermuda, but there’s quite a cluster right here in St. George. These are the top spots that will keep you busy for a day or two!

1. Explore the Historic Town of St. George’s

Walking along road in St George with colorful buildings. — Strolling in town

Walk and get lost in the historic town first! King’s Square is the heart of the area, surrounded by pastel-colored colonial buildings.

Pop into the Bermuda Heritage Museum for a quick dive into the island’s history, or browse local shops for souvenirs and handmade goods.

2. St. Peter’s Church

Stairs at St Peters Church things to do in Bermuda — St. Peter’s Church

Visit St. Peter’s Church, the oldest Anglican church in the Western Hemisphere.

Its simple yet elegant architecture and fascinating history make it a must-see. Take a moment to explore the graveyard, where centuries-old headstones tell stories of Bermuda’s past.

3. Unfinished Church

Unfinished Church things to do in Bermuda — Unfinished Church

This striking, roofless structure sure is a sight! Originally intended to replace St. Peter’s Church, construction was halted in the 19th century.

Now, it stands as a picturesque ruin surrounded by greenery, perfect for photos or a quiet wander.

4. Trailhead of the Railway Trail

Coastal Trail St George Bermuda on a sunny day. — Coastal Trail

The Bermuda Railway Trail runs down most of the island to Ferry Point Park, ending at Martello Tower.

You’ll get some great coastal views on this easy route. You can choose to walk it or bike it. You can easily rent ebikes from town.

5. Fort St. Catherine and Beach

St Catherine's Beach with Fort St Catherine things to do in Bermuda — Fort St. Catherine and the beach below!

For history and spectacular views, head to Fort St. Catherine. This well-preserved fort has exhibits on Bermuda’s colonial defense and a museum showcasing artifacts from the island’s early days.

Don’t miss the panoramic views of the coastline from the fort’s ramparts. Then head down for a stroll in the sand or a dip in the water!

6. Tobacco Bay Beach

Tobacco Bay Beach things to do in Bermuda

Tobacco Bay is one of Bermuda’s best beaches for snorkeling, with calm, clear waters teeming with marine life.

Relax on the sand, roam around the striking rock formations, or grab a drink from the nearby bar. You can spend an afternoon just chilling here—we did!

READ MORE: Tobacco Bay, Bermuda: What to Know Before You Go!

7. Other Experiences

Old fort battery with two artillery guns. — Alexandria Battery

Alexandra Battery: If you’re into the historic sights, most people skip this spot, but it’s a great remnant to explore.
Catch an Event: Check here to see if your trip lines up with a fun festival or event!
Local Eats: Treat yourself to Bermudian specialties at nearby cafes or restaurants. Try fish chowder, wahoo, or a classic rum swizzle while enjoying the relaxed island vibe. Wahoo’s Bistro & Patio is a good shout. Check out where else to eat in Bermuda.

👉 Best Accommodation in St. Georges

bEST RESORT

BEST HOTELS