01 / On the Water
A Private Catamaran Charter.
Trade the shoreline for the sea. A private charter is a lovely way to enjoy Bermuda's clear water and coastal scenery at your own pace.
The Destination Edit
Bermuda.
The places worth knowing.
Pink-sand shores. Harborfront tables. Hidden corners of the island. A thoughtful edit of Bermuda, the KALLAN way.
The KALLAN Recommendation / Length of Stay
3–4 Days.
An ideal long weekend. Time for the beaches, the water, and a little exploring, without rushing the island.
A Beach Worth Knowing
Horseshoe Bay.
Soft, blush-toned sand, clear turquoise water, and limestone rocks sculpted by the Atlantic.
One of Bermuda's most recognizable stretches of coastline, and a place that deserves time rather than a rushed stop. Wander toward the rocky edges for a different perspective on the shore.
The KALLAN Edit
Worth Experiencing.
Three different ways to discover the island, beyond the beach.
02 / Beneath the Island
Crystal Caves.
Step below the surface to discover dramatic formations and clear underground pools. An unexpected contrast to Bermuda's sunlit coast.
03 / A Little History
Historic St. George's.
Explore the narrow streets and centuries-old architecture of Bermuda's historic eastern town on a guided walking tour.
A Stay Worth Knowing
The Reefs Resort & Club.
A cliffside retreat overlooking Bermuda's South Shore.
With ocean views, a private beach, and a location convenient to Horseshoe Bay, The Reefs makes an appealing base for a slower island escape.
Worth Knowing
Horseshoe Bay is nearby, but the resort's own beachfront offers a quieter place to linger. Check current room options, dining, and seasonal amenities directly with the hotel.
A Table Worth Knowing
1609 Bar & Restaurant.
Open-air dining, with Hamilton Harbour as the backdrop.
Set at Hamilton Princess, 1609 is the kind of place to settle in over a leisurely lunch or a drink while watching the boats on the water.
Worth Knowing
Located at Hamilton Princess in Pembroke, near the City of Hamilton. Check the current menu, seasonal operating schedule, and reservation options before visiting.
Beyond the Beach
Stay a Little Longer.
Make room for the quieter side of Bermuda: an afternoon wandering historic St. George's, an excursion underground, or a scenic ferry ride across the harbor.
Public ferries can be a beautiful and economical way to see parts of the island. Routes and schedules vary by season, so check the current timetable before setting out.
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