Travel Tips for St. Georges, Bermuda

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St. Georges is our favorite Bermuda port.  Though it's quite a bit smaller than Hamilton, St. Georges takes you back to the "old" Bermuda, with its shops and narrow streets. The town has been designated a World Heritage Site by the United Nations.  It reminded us of a small, quaint beach town in the U.S.

Favorites in St. Georges -- visit the shops, wander through the back streets off of the main square of St. Georges, eat a rum cake while watching the boats.  You can buy an excellent rum cake at Carole Holding's art studio on the main square.  You can also visit the beaches from St. Georges.  If you are able to book a tour here, try for the dusk tour of the town by the town crier (he's actually the mayor of St. Georges).

He said -- This was a step back in time in a way, but at the same time St. Georges is modern, with nice shops and very friendly people.  The downtown area is small, very easy to explore, and a lot of fun.

She said -- Sitting at the St. Georges harbor and eating a rum cake was a great experience.  We had the opportunity to talk at length with one of the shop owners, and were most impressed by how polite everyone was.  A very pretty town.
 

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