Getting around Bermuda

Visitors can't rent cars

Bermuda doesn't allow visitors to rent conventional cars. Most visitors get around by taxi, public bus and ferry, or by renting a scooter or a small electric car.

Taxis

A taxi takes you door to door, with room for luggage, beach bags and groups. With Bermuda Cab you book online, see the fare before you pay and pay securely by card, and pickups need at least one hour's notice.

Buses and ferries

Public buses and ferries link the City of Hamilton with much of the island and are good value. Check the current Bermuda Government timetables before you rely on them, especially for evenings and airport runs.

Scooters and electric minicars

Some visitors rent a scooter or a small electric car. Traffic drives on the left and roads are narrow, so many visitors prefer a taxi for airport runs, nights out and trips with children or luggage.

East end to west end

The airport and the Town of St. George's are at the east end, the City of Hamilton is in the middle and Royal Naval Dockyard, where most cruise ships dock, is at the west end. Bermuda Cab covers every parish.

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