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Combine three quintessential Bermuda stops—the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, the city of Hamilton, and Warwick Long Bay—on this single tour. Traveling in a comfortable air-conditioned coach between all stops, you'll listen to guided commentary on Bermudian history and culture.

Enjoy both comfort and style as you take in scenic views of Bermuda's coastline on this sunset cruise. Watch the sunset over the water—from a vantage point many travelers miss out on—and relax with a complimentary rum cocktail. As you cruise the pristine waters, listen to entertaining, discussion-style commentary and island music. Feel the warmth of true Bermudian hospitality throughout.

Explore the underwater world off the coast of Bermuda while wearing a Hartley diving helmet. During this 3.5-hour eco-tour, don the specialized helmet and climb down the ladder of the fully-equipped glass bottom boat, then simply walk around on the ocean floor. Delight in this unusual underwater activity, which is easier than snorkeling or scuba diving and more interactive. Spend 30-40 minutes traipsing around the sea's sandy bottom, getting a close look at the vividly colored coral reefs. Use of all equipment, including wet suits, is included. Hotel pickup and drop-off not included.

There’s no better way to discover Bermuda’s secret coves and hidden beaches than aboard your own private catamaran charter. This boat, good for up to 15 guests, comes equipped with a restroom, snorkeling gear, and stand-up paddleboards (SUP), so you can enjoy the Great Sound’s serene waters. Catering and drinks can be arranged for an additional charge.

Combine a glass-bottom boat tour with snorkeling during this 3-hour tour in Bermuda. Your boat will anchor in just 3 feet (1 meter) of water near the shipwreck *Vixen* so you can observe the resident marine life from in and out of the water. All snorkel equipment is included, and you'll have the chance to buy a rum swizzle on the boat ride back to shore.