1 Harbour Road, Paget, PG 01, Bermuda
Overlooking the Hamilton Harbor, this newly remodeled 15-room hotel is perfectly designed for business travelers and couples. With the modern touches, over-sized rooms, large private balconies and kitchens, the Inverurie feels more like a home than a hotel.
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We had the best 4th of July weekend this year due to great planning by John! We celebrated my mothers birthday in style! The resort was beautiful and clean. There was plenty of time for the adults to relax and so much for the kids to do! We loved it! I want to go back ASAP!
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The Inverurie Executive Suites has its guests best interests at heart, as evidenced by the amenities they offer. Although the hotel is small, it’s very intimate. The hotel staff becomes your friend by the end of your stay. With their warm hospitality, they intend to make your Caribbean holiday unforgettable.
Breakfast and supper can be delivered to your room. There is no restaurant on-site.
Deposit:
$100 charged upon check-in for incidentals
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellation must occur 3 days prior to the check-in date.
The comfortable bed and peaceful, quiet setting make it the perfect place to get restful sleep. Also, the WiFi is fast and reliable, so getting work done won’t be a problem.
You and your loved one can enjoy the beautiful view from the balcony, drink tea, coffee, or a glass of champagne and take in the serenity and beautiful surroundings.
1.6 miles/ 2.6 kilometers | Named after a gentle curve that resembles an elbow, this pink sand beach on the famous South Shore hosts an aquarium-like variety of fish around the small breakers a short swim from the shoreline. Part of the beach is owned by Elbow Beach Resort, but the public section is quite a large beach and is popular with both tourists and locals. Rent paddleboards and other equipment from a watersports center in the hotel or explore the Pollockshields shipwreck with an escorted kayak – strong swimmers only, as this wreck is 200 feet from shore.
2.5 miles/ 4.1 kilometers | This half-mile stretch of pink sand is one of Bermuda’s longest beaches. Snorkel near the bay or explore the coral reefs off the beach. A lunch cart visits the nearby park during the summer but doesn’t have set hours. This is a secluded beach where you should find lots of space for you and your group.
2.6 miles/ 4.2 kilometers | Often referred to as the twin beach of Chaplin Bay, Stonehole Bay is a true gem on the south shore. It’s surrounded by rocky cliffs and rock formations that go out into the ocean to create a barrier to the other beaches left and right of it, and the sand develops a deeper pink color toward the edge of the water. Check on the tide before you visit – much of the beach becomes inaccessible during high tide and you need to get wet to get here if you come from Horseshoe Bay. If you come from the Stonehole Bay parking lot, you are OK to come through here at any tide.
2.7 miles/ 4.4 kilometers | One of the best beaches on the island to find seclusion. This beach is surrounded by picturesque cliffs and is the perfect tucked away beach to unwind. We can rent and deliver umbrellas, chairs, towels, coolers, and food & drinks here for your own party. Just show up!
3.9 miles/ 6.2 kilometers | Perhaps the island’s most famous beach, classic Horseshoe Bay Beach is a postcard-perfect picture of everything visitors imagine when they think about Bermuda – a large pink sand beach, gem-like blue waters, and limestone rock formations ready for exploring. To the right of Horseshoe Bay Beach is a much smaller enclosed beach, Baby Beach. This smaller beach is enclosed away from the waves, creating a perfect spot for babies and young children. At the kiosk, rent towels, beach chairs, umbrellas, and other lounging equipment – or snorkeling equipment and boogie boards to get active in the water. There is also a full bar and restaurant serving burgers, fries, and other grilled & fried finger foods. There is ice cream too!
4.7 miles/ 7.5 kilometers | One of the best beaches on the island to snorkel from, due to the coral reef being so close to the beach, which is surrounded by picturesque cliffs. A secluded place to unwind. But be careful snorkeling here, as there are no lifeguards and riptides can take you far out from which you’ll need to escape from. See more about how to get out of a riptide here. Avoid snorkeling during south or southwest winds due to strong currents on the South Shore. Check the local weather forecast for up to date information.
4.8 miles/ 7.8 kilometers |
Head over to Admiralty House to find this small beach a little out the way on Bermuda’s north shore. Deep Bay is more for someone looking to jump off the cliffs around the beach or explore the caves nearby, but the beach does offer a place to relax and a shallow area to swim. Go for a swim in the warm blue water or scale the steep rocks that make Deep Bay a popular climbing area. You can also see cruise ships heading to Hamilton Harbor or Dockyard.
Categories: Cliff Jumping | Secluded Beach
6.2 miles/ 9.9 kilometers |
Pale pink sand, interesting rock formations, and clear water await you at this quiet beach. The beautiful reefs just off the beach offer great snorkeling and the lunch cart that sell snacks and drinks during the summer offers a break from the hot sun. A lifeguard is on duty during the summer. If you head to John Smith’s Bay bring your own towels & masks/snorkels. With that you are sure to have a great time.
Categories: Secluded Beach, For Snorkeling
Thinking of Bermuda offers private island tours with various themes; Full Island Tours, Eco Tours, Garden Tours, Beach Tours, Cave Tours, & Cliff Jumping Tours – with pickups and drop-offs from your hotel or anywhere else on the island.
1.9 miles/3.1 km – Waterville is a gorgeous Georgian-style building built in 1725 for the Trimingham family. It now houses the head office of the Bermuda National Trust and an exhibition that takes you back in time to 18th century Bermuda. View collections of antiques, china, and oil portraits, as well as an antique grandfather clock. The Heritage Rose Garden on the front lawn welcomes guests with several old varieties of roses. A tiny islet on-site is a favorite of herons and waterfowl.
2.2 miles/3.6 km – A project of the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI), the Ocean Discovery Centre is dedicated to educating visitors about the wonders of the ocean. There’s something to thrill every member of the family here, from an enthralling interactive exploration of the Bermuda Triangle to a literal treasure trove of items rescued from shipwrecks. You can even test your sailing skills and train on grinding and racing simulators in the America’s Cup sailing exhibit.
2.4 miles/3.9 km – This 35-acre park is more than a century old and is famous for its collection of flowers, trees, shrubs, and other plants. Take the thrice-weekly walking tour or explore on your own to see the subtropical fruit trees, Banyan trees, hibiscus, the aviary, and glass structures that house cacti, orchids, and manicured gardens. A sensory garden features aromatic flora so that blind visitors can experience the park’s bounty.
2.5 miles/4 km – See Bermuda through the eyes of artists as diverse as Georgia O’Keeffe, Winslow Homer and Albert Gleizes at this museum, which was created to foster an understanding of Bermudian history and culture and enrich the community with art education. Paintings range from lush landscapes to the Bermudian people and the island’s cultural heritage. Collections celebrate Bermuda’s intrinsic beauty through creations by Bermudian and international artists.
3.3 miles/5.3 km – This beautifully manicured 18-acre garden is privately owned but opens to the public Monday through Thursday. Lush palm, palmetto, Sago, and coconut trees and limestone huts dot the grounds. An aviary houses quite a few parrots. Just married? Walk through the moongate for good luck. A wishing well and a lily pond with a Bermuda island map round out the experience.
3.4 miles/5.5 km – See Bermuda from every angle with air and sea adventures by KS Watersports. Explore the ocean aboard a jet ski, join a small group on an adventure powered by the Wildcat, or enjoy a bird’s eye view of the island while parasailing. If you’d rather chart your own course, rent a boat, kayak, or paddleboard and hit the water.
3.5 miles/5.6 km – The 117-foot cast-iron lighthouse is one of the oldest of its kind in the world, dating from 1846. Climb up the 185 steps for a vast panoramic view of the shoreline up and down Bermuda. Stop on the eight floors on your way to the top to learn about the tower and the history of Bermuda from a series of mini exhibits. A bronze plate on the road marks Queen Elizabeth II’s 1953 visit.
4.2 miles/6.8 km – This fascinating old house features a rare combination of traditional 17th-century dwelling style and 18th-century Georgian mansion design. It has remained nearly unchanged structurally for nearly 300 years and features an impressive antique collection that ranges from Bermudian cedar furniture, English and Chinese porcelain, and a period-style nursery. An attic display explores the home’s architecture and the lives of the people who lived there.
4.8 miles/7.7 km – Built on the site of a former home for admirals of the British Royal Navy, this small park near Spanish Point is full of opportunities to explore, including walking trails, ruins and a beach surrounded by limestone cliffs. Hidden underground tunnels once served as discreet entrances to the home. A pathway leads to the top of the cliffs, where you can take in a scenic view or jump into the waters.
5 miles/8 km – Covering 64 acres, Spittal Pond Nature Reserve is Bermuda’s largest and most premium nature reserve and national park. The 8-acre Spittal Pond sits in the center, surrounded by marsh and woodland. Follow the winding trail through all sorts of wildflowers and trees (including olivewoods, spice trees and Mexican pepper trees) to take in vast views over the South Shore.
5.4 miles/8.7 km – The animal habitat exhibits at this seven-acre Flatts Village destination focus on oceanic island species, including more than 200 species of fish and marine invertebrates and over 300 birds, reptiles and mammals. It is popular with both kids and adults.
0.3 miles/550 meters – The Fourways Inn has been long recognized as one of Bermuda’s top restaurants. It offers a first-class dinner menu created by Best Chef Award winner Tommy Poh and host an award-winning wine list. Prepare to be dazzled as you walk into the 17th century Manor house and get ready for a dining experience that is second to none. (Cuisine: French) Hours: Mon-Sat: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm, Sunday: 11:30 am – 2:30 pm
0.9 miles/1.4 kilometers – Nestled in the scenic Belmont Hills Golf Course, upscale Blu offers steak, fish and other grill entrees for dinner every night from 6 pm Smart Casual. Cuisine: Steakhouse/Southwestern.
2.8 miles/4.6 kilometers – Mother-and-daughter team, Anjula and Ashley Bean, run this vegetarian cafe. Enjoy fresh coffees, teas, or smoothies. Hot and cold dishes from around the world served year-round. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. Cuisine: Vegetarian.
2.8 miles/4.5 kilometers – Fine dining in a casual atmosphere is the name of the game at Port O Call whether you’re enjoying the elegant dining room or eating al fresco on the harbor view terrace. Lunch from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Dinner from 6 to 10:30 pm Monday-Saturday. Smart Casual. Cuisine: Seafood/International.
2.8 miles/4.6 kilometers – Flanagan’s holds the honor of being Bermuda’s only Irish Pub & Restaurant. It offers a friendly atmosphere that is divided into two separate bars, the Main bar, which is the prime dining area, and the Outback Sports Bar. Flanagan’s offers a full menu, a wide variety of drinks, and nightly entertainment. There is no surprise that Flanagan’s has remained one of the most popular pubs in Bermuda. (Cuisine: Other) Hours: Mon-Fri: 11am-1am, Sat and Sun: 9am-1am
2.9 miles/4.7 kilometers – Owner/manager Angelo Buglione & his wife have been feeding locals and visitors for decades. They treat you like family here. Smart casual dining and take out is available from this quaint bistro. Late breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. Cuisine: Italian and Global
2.9 miles/4.7 kilometers – Barracuda Grill is an award-winning restaurant and has cemented itself as the go-to destination for modern style seafood and chop eats. If you are looking for a refined dining experience and you have a taste for swordfish, then the Barracuda Grill is the place for you. Cuisine (Seafood, Contemporary) Hours: 12-2:30/2:30-10 pm
2.9 miles/4.7 kilometers – For 20 years, The Pickled onion had been serving gourmet twists on classic dishes. Fresh local seafood, homemade pasta, and steak dishes are available. The Pickled Onion received a 2015 Best of Bermuda award and a 2016 Certificate of Excellence from TripAdvisor. Lunch and Dinner. Cuisine: Contemporary American.
2.9 miles/4.7 kilometers – For over 50 years, The Hog Penny has been serving pub classics, curries, and more. Enjoy classic English roast prime beef, sizzling shrimp and sausage jambalaya, and local fish of the day. Live music is offered Thursday – Saturday from 10:00 pm to 1:00 am. Lunch and Dinner. Cuisine: Pub fare.
3.1 miles/5.0 kilometers – One of Bermuda’s favorite Italian restaurants for over 35 years. Enjoy homemade pasta, pizza, as well as more exotic dishes. Takeout service is offered all day. Lunch and Dinner. Cuisine: Italian.
3.2 miles/5.2 kilometers – A local and tourist favorite for over 15 years. Famous for their breakfast service as well as their classic French dishes. Customers can enjoy a hearty cheeseburger or fancy broiled escargot. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. Cuisine: French Bistro.
3.2 miles/5.1 kilometers – One of the oldest and best-loved restaurants on the island. Famous for their Neapolitan pizzas and cannoli. Soft lights and exposed brick give this restaurant an intimate and authentic feel. Lunch and Dinner. Cuisine: Italian.
3.2 miles/5.2 kilometers – Elegant bar and grill overlooking Hamilton Harbour. The restaurant encompasses Harry’s Bar, Waterside Patio, Private Dining room, and an extensive wine cellar. Featuring daily specials. Cuisine: Bar and Grill, Seafood.
3.4 miles/5.4 kilometers – Authentic and eclectic Indian fare. Many vegetarian and seafood options available. Fresh naan and rotis made daily. Lunch and Dinner. Cuisine: Indian.
3.5 miles/5.6 kilometers – Gaze at some of the best outdoor dining views in Bermuda from Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse as you sample a variety of cuisines, including pizza, sandwiches and seafood. Lunch from 11:30 am to 3:00 pm Friday-Sunday. Dinner from 5:30 to 10:00 pm Tuesday-Sunday. Smart Casual. Cuisine: International.
3.5 miles/5.6 kilometers – Known for their giant fish sandwiches, this is a local favorite, and Best Fish Sandwich Award Winner. The island is full of places with great fish sandwiches, and here is another spot that will treat your taste buds and fulfill your hunger. Lunch, and Dinner. Cuisine: Bermudian (fish cakes!)
