Bermuda Mini Bus Tour Historic Sites and Scenic Stops

This 44 acres of lush gardens is one of the largest parks in Bermuda and also has 10 old buildings in it. There is also a chapel called Heydon Chapel inside the park. This is the smallest church in Bermuda built in 1620 and offers nondenominational services

Climb the 185-step spiral staircase of Gibbs’ Hill Lighthouse to enjoy one of the best views on the island. Gibb's Hill Lighthouse towering 170 feet from base to lantern. It overlooks the South Shore and Little Sound, offering views of both the City of Hamilton and the Royal Naval Dockyard.

A picture stop above Horseshoe Beach. The wide crescent of light-pink sand. It is known for its signature pink sand, gorgeous turquoise water, and natural limestone cliffs elevated with picturesque greenery.

Picture stop at the beach. A long, flat expanse of pink sand, great snorkeling on nearby reefs.

Established in 1898, these 36 acres have been a popular spot to walk and relax among the lush foliage for more than a century. Along with flowers, you’ll find a palm garden with native palmetto trees, a subtropical fruit garden and a sensory garden for the blind, with Braille signs fronting fragrant blooms and herbs.

Flatt's Inlet is a picturesque, shallow channel of water that connects Harrington Sound with the Atlantic Ocean. The area is home to the historic Flatt's Village, one of the earliest settled areas on the island.

King's Square is the heart of the Town of St. George, a local gathering place and a great spot to begin a walking tour of historic St. George's. Colonial-era buildings line the square, including the Bermuda National Trust Museum and the Town Hall from 1782, with its rich Bermuda cedar interiors.