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Bermudair Launches 3 New Routes to the Island — See Where It's Flying From

The airline is also putting the new flights on sale.

BermudAir, a regional airline providing direct service to Bermuda, is launching several new routes. The airline will provide new, year-round service from regional airports to the island, including Charleston, SC, Hartford, CT, and Raleigh-Durham, NC. The added markets, which will begin service in April 2025, are currently on sale on the airline’s website, with introductory fares starting at $249.

“These new routes are a big win for the island, providing opportunities to experience new cultures, enjoy world-class amenities, and contribute to a thriving economy through both inbound and outbound travel,” BermudAir’s Founder and CEO Adam Scott shared in a statement to Travel + Leisure.

BermudAir currently offers service from Baltimore (BWI), Boston (BOS), Fort Lauderdale (FLL), Halifax, Nova Scotia (YHZ), New York / Westchester (HPN), Orlando (MCO), and Toronto (YYZ). The airline maintains a fleet of Embraer 175 aircraft, and says it will add two additional aircraft in 2025 to support the expanding network and new routes.

The airline offers a variety of levels of service ranging from Economy Light to Business. Economy Light only includes one personal item and is non-refundable, where Business includes carry-on and checked luggage, plus perks such as lounge access in Bermuda.

Passengers on BermudAir are provided complimentary beverages and snacks that are "sourced from carefully selected partners in Bermuda", according to the airline.

Tourism to Bermuda has been on the rise, as visitors seek to explore the resorts, hiking, and outdoor adventures. The airline recently announced that there was an 11.4 percent growth in air travelers for the first half of 2024, and that the country currently has its highest amount of direct flights.

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Why Cayman Islands, Barbados, Dominica, Saint Lucia, Aruba and Bermuda Are the Ultimate Destinations for Safe Caribbean Travel

When planning a Caribbean vacation, finding destinations that offer both safety and stunning scenery is often a top priority. The Cayman Islands, Barbados, Dominica, Saint Lucia, Aruba, and Bermuda stand out as some of the Caribbean’s safest islands, making them ideal for travelers seeking peace of mind. According to the U.S. Department of State, these islands hold a Level 1 advisory rating, meaning they are low-risk destinations where travelers are advised to “Exercise Normal Precautions.” This rating, combined with each island’s welcoming atmosphere and quality medical facilities, makes them particularly attractive for tourists, including solo travelers and families. Here’s a closer look at why these islands are the ultimate choices for a safe and unforgettable Caribbean adventure, blending security with breathtaking experiences....Cont https://www.travelandtourworld.com/news/article/why-cayman-islands-barbados-dominica-saint-lucia-aruba-and-bermuda-are-the-ultimate-destinations-for-safe-caribbean-travel/

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Tiny but significant...Somerset Bridge, the world's smallest drawbridge Bernews.com

What's your favourite To***co Bay memory or feature? ⛱

For those who haven't experienced this family friendly beach (especially great for young children) the limestone rock formations and shallow waters are a haven for parrot fish, sergeant majors, butterfly fish and blue wrasse making this the ultimate snorkelling destination. The whole beach is an enclosed lagoon providing a sheltered sandy cove, perfect for kids.

Until December 1st To***co Bay is open and serves food, drinks and rents chairs, umbrellas and snorkel gear. 🐠🐟🐡🐙🤿

It's also wheelchair accessible👨🏽‍🦽🥰

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An invitation to Exquisite Moments

Gorgeous day at Horseshoe Bay! ☀️

🌴✨ Dreaming of a getaway? 🏖️ Escape to the enchanting shores of Bermuda! 🌊 With its pink sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant sunsets, it's paradise! 🦩💖 Whether you’re snorkeling with colorful fish or savoring local cuisine, adventure awaits at every turn! Ready to make unforgettable memories? ✈️

Sicily, Malta, Sierra Leone, Bermuda, Ghana, Oman, South Africa, and The Gambia: New Winter Sun Escapes for British Travellers Seeking Warmth

As winter approaches and temperatures drop across the UK, many British travellers are looking to escape the cold and find warmth in sunnier climates. Several nearby destinations offer temperatures above 20°C without the need for long-haul flights or dealing with jet lag, making them attractive options for a quick winter getaway. From November through February, destinations like Sicily, Malta, Sierra Leone, and Ghana provide convenient and relatively affordable options for British holidaymakers, while also offering unique experiences that range from historic explorations to outdoor adventures.

Bermuda: A North Atlantic Winter Sun Destination
Bermuda is another winter sun destination, especially for those looking to avoid long-haul flights. Located seven hours from the UK, Bermuda offers an average temperature of 23°C in December. Though Bermuda can be pricier, recent data from Keydata indicates that accommodation costs have dropped by 13% compared to last year.

This small North Atlantic island has a mix of American, African, and European cultural influences, with attractions such as pink-sand beaches, UNESCO-listed St. George’s, and the historic Crystal Caves. On the South Shore, beaches like Horseshoe Bay feature limestone cliffs and unique pink sands. Crystal Caves, a network of caves with stunning stalactites and subterranean lakes, is a must-see attraction.

Purely Bermuda offers a six-night package at the five-star Rosewood Bermuda, including flights, for £2,198 per person.https://ow.ly/QQuq50TYz0X

Your complete guide to a quick weekend in Bermuda

Ever since my best friend returned from a quick weekend in Bermuda and raved about it during her layover in New York, I was determined to visit the pastel-dotted paradise. Fast forward a few months, and the stars aligned: Women Who Travel, a community of seasoned travelers curated by the editors of Condé Nast Traveler, offered an exclusive chance for their Facebook group members to win a special edition trip to Bermuda in partnership with the Bermuda Tourism Authority. I applied, and before I knew it, an exciting email landed in my inbox: ......https://ow.ly/IKxu50TWXoK

🌴✨ Dive into the vibrant flavors of Bermuda! 🇧🇲 Discover the rich culinary heritage with dishes like fish chowder, jerk chicken, and spiny lobster. Join us for an unforgettable tasting experience that transports your palate to our beautiful island paradise. 🍽️🌊 Don’t miss out—let's savor each bite together! 🌺

As the sun begins its descent over the horizon, casting a golden glow across the landscape, there’s no better time to explore the Bermuda Railway Trail. This scenic path, which winds through lush greenery and offers stunning views of the coastline, transforms into a magical experience at dusk.

Along the way, you’ll encounter remnants of Bermuda’s railway history, charming bridges, and picturesque viewpoints perfect for capturing the moment. As the sun dips lower, take a moment to pause and breathe in the fresh island air, feeling the day’s warmth gradually replaced by a cool evening breeze.

Whether you’re a local or a visitor, traversing the Railway Trail at sunset is a truly enchanting experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories of Bermuda’s natural beauty. Don’t forget your camera—this is a sunset you’ll want to remember!

Bermuda Tourism Authority has renewed its long-standing partnership with the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club to support the 2024 Bermuda Gold Cup (for the King Edward VII Gold Cup) and the inaugural 2024 Aspen Bermuda Women's Match Race Regatta, both events to run from 29 October - 3 November.

This year celebrates the 72nd edition of the Bermuda Gold Cup, a founding event of the World Match Racing Tour, the world's longest running professional sailing series since 2000.

A hugely popular event with professional match racing sailors from around the world, the Bermuda Gold Cup winner's list includes some of the most prominent names in professional sailing, including America's Cup winners Russell Coutts from New Zealand (the Bermuda Gold Cup's all-time winner with seven championships) James Spithill of Australia, as well as luminaries such as Ben Ainslie (Great Britain), Taylor Canfield (USA), Chris Dickson (NewZealand), Peter Gilmour (Australia) and Ian Williams (Great Britain).

First raced as a match race regatta in 1937, the King Edward VII Gold Cup is the only King's Cup ever to be offered for competition in the United States. The trophy was first awarded by King Edward VII at the 1907 Tri-Centenary.

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