Experience Bermuda's history through the eyes of its artists, craftsmen and storytellers on this private walking tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Town of St. George's. Discover how 4 centuries of creativity have captured Bermuda's beauty, resilience and unique culture.
Explore fascinating museums, historic churches, galleries and public art while uncovering the stories behind rare paintings, handcrafted furniture, traditional island crafts and contemporary Bermudian artwork. Discover how artists, sailors and settlers preserved Bermuda's remarkable past through creativity and craftsmanship.
Unlike larger group tours, this private experience lets you explore at your own pace, ask questions and enjoy personal insights from a knowledgeable local guide. Whether you're an art lover, photographer, history enthusiast or simply looking for a different way to experience Bermuda, this tour offers a unique journey where every street, building and artwork tells part of the island's story.
ramatic shipwreck inspired more than four centuries of history, art and cultural identity.
32 Duke of York St, St. George, Caribbean
Explore one of Bermuda's oldest buildings and discover historic maps, paintings and artefacts that reveal how artists and historians preserved the island's earliest stories.
Peter’s Church reveal not only Bermuda’s faith and artistic heritage, but also the island’s complex and often difficult human story.”
3 Featherbed Alley, St. George, Caribbean
Explore rare examples of locally crafted furnishings, tools and household treasures alongside exotic antiques brought home by Bermudian sea captains, revealing the island's rich maritime heritage and global connections.
one architecture and hidden gardens have inspired generations of artists and photographers.
King St., St. George, Caribbean
Discover a vibrant public mural celebrating Bermuda's triumphs, struggles and cultural evolution while exploring the historic heart of St. George's.
16 Water Street, St. George, Caribbean
Meet talented contemporary Bermudian artists whose paintings, cedar carvings, knot work and handcrafted creations celebrate the island's landscapes, maritime traditions and vibrant cultural spirit.
We meet guests from the NCL tender OR the Government Public Ferry on the lawn directly in front of the ferry dock.
We meet guests at the bottom of the stairs in from of the church - easily accessible by bus or taxi.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
