We offer nonstop service from New York (JFK) and Boston (BOS) every day of the week from April through October* and connecting service from dozens of other JetBlue cities.
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Things to do in Bermuda
Crystal Caves of Bermuda
Begin your day with an awe-inspiring journey to Crystal Caves, the most extensive and captivating cave system on the island of Bermuda. Crystal Caves is a magnificent natural wonder, with stalactites hanging from above and towering stalagmites formed over millions of years from water and rock. Upon navigating the cave's winding paths and exploring its intricate corners, pause and soak in the serene atmosphere of the underground paradise.
Bermuda's Pink Sand Beaches
Bermuda is home to a variety of beaches with light-pink colored sand, however Horseshoe Bay Beach is the largest and most famous. It also features crystal-clear water, lifeguards, easy access to public transportation, and several types of beach activity rentals. The beach is located at the heart of South Shore Park and is a popular destination for local events throughout the year.
Land & Sea Adventures
Whether its on-land or in the sea, Bermuda is packed full of adventures and activities. The vibrant coral reefs are teeming with underwater life waiting to be explored. Add to that over 300 shipwrecks surrounding the island and its a divers paradise. Back on land, take a swing on golf courses played by the world's greatest golfers, perfect your serve at tennis or get involved with the latest pickleball craze.
Bermuda Travel Tips
Time Zone: Atlantic Time Zone
Passport Required: Yes
Languages Spoken: English
Power: Standard U.S. plug
Currency: Bermuda Dollar, but the US Dollar is widely accepted
Transportation: The island-wide bus is a convenient way to get around. Ferries, scooters, and microcars are also widely available for a more adventurous way to explore the island.