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Luxury Bermuda Holidays

Daydreaming of your next tropical island getaway? Close your eyes and what do you see…pink sand beaches, swaying palm trees in the breeze, and pristine waters…Bermuda is just what you’re looking for.

This serenely sophisticated island has more to it than meets the eye. Delivering a year-round semi-tropical climate, this archipelago of 181 islets and islands, spans 22 miles in length and 2 miles in width, housing something for every visitor. A handsome island lined with charming pastel-coloured cottages and rocky coves, here you’ll find museums, art galleries and botanical gardens for the urban traveller, forts aplenty and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of St George’s for the history buffs, idyllic beaches for the sun worshiper and many, many golf courses for the discerning player. We haven’t forgotten the marine life enthusiasts – home to some of the world’s best dive sites, Bermuda boasts beautiful reefs and countless shipwrecks for divers and snorkellers to explore.

Offering the best of both worlds, visit Bermuda in the British winter months to enjoy milder temperatures for walking, exploring, or golfing, or in the British summer months for sun and sand. Experience raft-ups with locals, take in an exciting cricket match or watch a thrilling sailing race. No matter the time of year, you’ll be welcomed with warm smiles and a unique island vibe! And, no trip to Bermuda is complete without sampling the island’s national drink – a refreshing rum swizzle.

Best time to visit Bermuda

Bermuda enjoys comfortable temperatures all year. It’s position in the Atlantic means the high season is during the British summer months. The island also doesn’t experience a wet season, so rainfall is steadily minimal throughout the year.

May to October is peak season, where temperatures average 28C, thanks to the Gulf Stream. The Bermuda-Azores High, is a high-pressure zone that rests to the east of the island during the summer months, protecting Bermuda from stormy weathers. It’s also the time when Bermuda celebrates their Carnival, Cup Match, Emancipation Day and Mary Prince Day, as well as Bermuda Day so you can expect to see parades, music, dancing, and festivities galore!

For cooler weather and fewer crowds, visit between November and April where average highs are 18C allowing the keen explorer to comfortably enjoy the island with plenty of sunshine too.

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Bermuda highlights

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Bermuda’s pink-sand beaches and clear turquoise waters are among its greatest draws. Horseshoe Bay is a favourite, with its sweeping crescent of sand framed by rocky headlands, while smaller coves offer quieter places to settle in. Spend time swimming, exploring the shoreline or simply enjoying the island’s distinctive blush-coloured sands.

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Why Choose Turquoise?

Family Owned & Run

We are one of the few remaining family owned and run operators of our size. We have direct relationships with every single destination, island, resort and hotel we work with, in order to deliver exceptional and truly personalised service.

Our Passion Runs Deep

We are - and always have been - mad about travel. For almost 25 years we've been scouring the globe for the best places to stay, the newest routes to take, the perfect people to meet. No-one will care more about your holiday.

Definition of Luxury

Luxury means something different to everyone. Whether you are seeking the silence of vast spaces, the isolation of a private island, the buzz of a new city, the adrenaline of a safari or anything in between, we listen, we learn, we advise.

Fun & Refreshing

We endeavour that every Turquoise experience is unique, fun and refreshing. Travel is all about experiences, about serendipitous moments and endless smiles. It is a joy and an honour to plan each and every Turquoise holiday.

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