
The Botanical Gardens
Just a short drive from downtown Hamilton in Paget Parish, the
Bermuda Botanical Gardens stretch 36 acres and have been open since
1898. Most notable are the collections of orchids. An annual show
is held every April.
Explore Bermuda with Inspirato while staying at Rosewood Bermuda, an exclusive oceanfront resort overlooking the island’s largest private pink-sand beach. There’s no shortage of things to do at the resort, whether you want to tee off at Tucker’s Point—the premier golf course on the island—rent kayaks and snorkeling gear, enjoy spa treatments, or choose from four resort swimming pools, two of which are beachfront.
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Just a short drive from downtown Hamilton in Paget Parish, the
Bermuda Botanical Gardens stretch 36 acres and have been open since
1898. Most notable are the collections of orchids. An annual show
is held every April.

Women will love the swimwear and fashion selections at Calypso
Bermuda, an upscale shop on Front Street in Hamilton. The store
sources its luxury goods and clothing from the biggest names in
fashion.

Open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., a range of services is
offered at Sense®, a Rosewood Spa. Carve out time
during your vacation to indulge in a Bermuda Pawpaw Massage,
naturally infused with vitamins C and A.

If you're craving international cuisine, a light poolside meal
or al fresco dining overlooking a picturesque beach, the on-site
options at Rosewood Tucker's Point are open during convenient hours
and will not disappoint.

Discovered by a family in 1907, the series of caves that make up
the Crystal Caves of Bermuda are a dream come true. Reaching 140
feet down, these shimmering caves encircle a clear blue lake.

Also known by the name Walsingham Nature Reserve, this crystal
clear pool of water is surrounded by calabash trees, caves and lush
forest. Take a guided tour of the jungle and waters with an
expert.
The island is calling. On a scenic overlook above Castle Harbor and Atlantic waters, your oceanfront resort accommodations at Rosewood Tucker's Point in Bermuda are just a stone's throw from the beach, deep jungles, underground cave and lake systems and so much more. The hotel is decorated with multiple awards and also lays claim to more than 200 acres of coastal land. Fine marble stonework and luxurious touches with British charm compete with the outside beauty of bright green coast and staggering stretches of pink sand. Perhaps best of all, this destination is a mere 90-minute flight from most major cities in the eastern United States.
There's no bad time to visit Bermuda. The island enjoys a
subtropical climate with mild winters, springs and autumns. From
May to October, temperatures rise between 75 and 85 degrees with
high humidity. The hottest month is August, coldest is February and
October sees the most rain.
