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When is best to visit Bermuda for a Golf Break?
Bermuda is a semitropical island shaped like a fish hook, enjoying a moderate climate; the word “High Bermuda” has come to mean warm days and blue skies. The Gulf Stream which flows between North America and the island keeps the temperature temperate. There’s no real rainy season and no usual rainy month. Showers may often be hard and very wet, but the skies soon clear.
For golf holidays in Bermuda, we would recommend that December to late March are ideal conditions to visit for some golf in the winter sun.
Bermuda is much milder in the winter months, being farther north in the Caribbean than in The Bahamas. Between mid-December to late March spring temperatures reign with average temperatures ranging from 60 ° to 70 ° F and typically dry.
In the summer months, the temperature rises closer to 85°F (29°C). There’s nearly always a cool breeze in the evening, The prices for hotels are typically more expensive in these months, however, if playing golf in the height of the heat is what you are looking for then these would be the months to consider.
What other activities can you include in Bermuda Golf Holidays?
As well as playing excellent and beautiful golf courses, Bermuda has a deep and rich history as an island and there are plenty of other activities to keep you entertained whilst away on a Bermuda golf holiday.
Horseshoe Bay Beach
Make sure to pay a visit to Horseshoe Bay Beach. Nestled on the southern curves of Main Island between two gritty boulders of volcanic rock, Horseshoe Bay’s shimmering golden sands never struggle to impress. Sloping seamlessly down into the Atlantic Ocean, they are lapped by soft whitecaps from morning till night, dotted with the odd pink hue due to the smashed corals along the coast, and feathered out of the undulating dunes that divide the beach from South Road at its edge. Famous across the world as one of the planet’s most picturesque seaside spots, this one is definitely not to be overlooked. Just make sure to arrive early as the crowds can get overwhelming-particularly during the high season in the summer!
The Famous Crystal & Fantasy Caves
Situated right on the border between St. David’s Island and Main Island, the Crystal & Fantasy Caves’ subterranean passages and tunnels remain some of Bermuda’s most spectacular backcountry attractions. This pair of great caverns, which have been carved and sculpted for over 30 million years, and gives visitors an opportunity to see oodles of underwater wonders.
Snorkeling
Bermuda provides one of the finest snorkeling experiences in the world. With an abundance of crystal-clean saltwater, flourishing and incredibly stunning sea life, amazingly beautiful coral reefs, countless shipwrecks in coastal seas, and underwater caves You couldn’t ask for more to explore.
Royal Naval Dockyard
The Royal Navy Dockyard, crowning the far-flung tip of western Bermuda, where Somerset’s cliffs plunge into the Atlantic Ocean swells, sits on the rocks like a limpet.
This highly fortified fortress has been one of the kingpins of British military power in the area for decades, playing important roles in the War of 1812 and World War II alike.
Today, the city has been turned into a vibrant, stunning example of heritage, with the old fortification palisades containing stores and bars, and also serving as berths for the massive cruise liners that Bermuda stops all year round.
Where to Stay and Play Golf in Bermuda?
While Bermuda is relatively small and unassuming and perhaps not somewhere in which you would imagine Golf Holidays being popular, the island is home to some truly exceptional luxury accommodation which gives guests the utmost relaxation to enjoy the island’s exceptional scenery, climate, and of course some incredible golf.
Over the past 100 years, Cambridge Beaches Resort and Spa has established a stellar reputation for itself and provides an unrivaled experience for adult visitors in Bermuda looking to escape and relax. The resort is a real paradise, with three award-winning restaurants, 87 guestrooms, and all the amenities visitors would ever desire.
Is Bermuda Expensive?
Here in the UK, Bermuda has a reputation as an expensive resort, but I think after you’ve seen the beauty of Bermuda, you’re only beginning to save for your next stay and will treasure this gorgeous island. Prices for hotel rooms and food and drink are of course regulated by the fact that everything needs to be shipped to the island and is very similar to prices in the U.K.