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Bermuda can be visited year round, but the busiest tourist season is from April through to October when the weather is warmest and water temperatures comfortable for swimming and diving. It's also the liveliest time on the island, with plenty of events and entertainment options to keep visitors amused.
The winter season is a bit too cool for swimming, and many tourist-related agencies, like diving companies and boat tours, suspend operations for part of the season.
FUN... Events in June...
June 1, 8, 15, 22, 19- Harbour Nights
June 13 - Queen's Birthday Parade
June 25 - Canada Day Beach Party
Coming Soon in July 2006...
July 6, 13, 20, 27- Harbour Nights
July 28 - 29- Cup Match
July 31-Non-mariners Race
IMPORTANT NEWS FOR TRAVELERS...
No visas are required for citizens of the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Israel and Western European countries. Visas are required by citizens of the former Soviet Union, most countries in North Africa and the Middle East, China, Sri Lanka and some former Soviet Bloc countries in Eastern Europe.
Check out the best of Diving and Tours in Bermuda
Diving...Bermuda has all the ingredients for great scuba diving -- reefs, wrecks, underwater caves, a variety of coral and marine life, and clear, warm water. Although you can dive year-round (you will have to bring your own gear in winter, when dive shops are closed), the best months are from May through October, when the water is calmest and warmest. No prior certification is necessary. Novices can learn the basics and dive in water up to 25 ft deep on the same day.
Three-hour resort courses ($95-$110), which teach the basics in a pool, on the beach, or off a dive boat and culminate in a reef or wreck dive, are offered by the following: \
Snorkeling...The clarity of the water, the stunning array of coral reefs, and the shallow resting places of several wrecks make snorkeling in the waters around Bermuda -- both inshore and offshore -- particularly rewarding. When Bermudians are asked to name a favorite snorkeling spot, however, they invariably rank Church Bay in Southampton (at the western end of the south-shore beaches) at or near the top of the list. A small cove cut out of the coral cliffs, this picturesque bay is full of nooks and crannies, and the reefs are relatively close to shore.
Golf...Bermuda is justifiably renowned for its golf courses. The scenery is spectacular, and the courses are challenging. However, you should not expect the soft, manicured fairways and greens typical of U.S. courses. Just as courses in Scotland have their own character, those in Bermuda are distinguished by plenty of sand, firm fairways and greens, relatively short par fours, and wind -- especially wind.
Port Royal Golf Course . Length: 6,565 yards from the blue tees. Par: men, 71; women, 72. Rating: blue tees, 72; white tees, 69.7; red tees, 72.5. Such golfing luminaries as Jack Nicklaus rank the Port Royal Golf Course among the world's best public courses. A favorite with Bermudians as well as visitors, the course is well laid out, and the greens fees are modest. Off Middle Rd., Southampton Parish, PHONE: 441/234-0974; 441/295-6500 automated system to reserve golf time 4 days in advance. COST: Greens fees $85 weekdays, $95 weekends, discount rates after 4. Cart rental $24 per person, hand cart $9. Club rentals $27. Shoe rentals $12.
World Rugby Classic . Former international rugby players vie against the best players from Bermuda in a match at the National Sports Club (Middle Rd., Devonshire).
Sailing Races that attract powerhouse yachtsmen during even-numbered years include the spectacular Newport to Bermuda Ocean Yacht Race and the Onion Patch Series.
Watch Bermudians pit themselves against sailors from around the world in a series of races on the Great Sound during International Race Week
Cricket
Cup Match Cricket Festival . On this public holiday, matches occur between East and West End cricket clubs. Held at the Somerset Cricket Club (Broome St., Sandys Parish)
Bermuda is bermutiful
You might be thinking to yourself, “What is there to do in a 21-square mile island paradise?” 
Well, you're in for a surprise, and a pleasant one at that. Bermuda has long been known as a romantic haven. Its warm Gulf Stream waters, pink sand beaches, perfectly manicured landscapes, excellent shopping, first-rate cuisine and friendly Bermudans. Bermuda is unlike any other island destination you may be familiar with.
Bermuda offers a wide array and vibrant choice of activities that range from boating to bird watching. Fishing, golfing, horseback riding -- an attractive choice of activities designed to keep you busy as long as you have the time. The temperate climate is ideal for sailing either in Hamilton Harbor, or the vast expanse of blue water in the Great Sound, or simply being a spectator at a sailing regatta from the quay of the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. Going back to nature on a pedal cycle or playing squash at one of the many squash clubs are just some of the off-beat activities available on the island.
The best time for divers to go, with the most inviting combination of warm water and good visibility, is Spring and Fall. But if you don't mind cooler waters, the visibility during the winter months is superlative, and exceeds 100 feet on average. From Snorkeling and diving and sailing and tours to the best insider info on activities in Bermuda, you will find what you are looking for here. Just ask us
