Tee Time Reservations:
Reservations at the 3 government-run courses - Ocean View, Port Royal and St George’s - can be made by calling the central reservation system at 441-234 4653. Tee times at the other courses can be made through hotels or by contacting the course directly.
Three of the courses are private clubs - Mid Ocean, Riddell’s Bay and Tucker’s Point – so you’ll need either an introduction by a member or a stay at one of the many hotels that have corporate memberships and are able to introduce a limited number of their guests. Many of the cruise ships visiting Bermuda offer a round of golf as part of their shore excursion program.
Best Time to Play:
As I mentioned before, November to March is the best time for a golf vacation in Bermuda. Not only are hotel rates considerably cheaper, but tee times are easier to obtain and the weather is cooler. I’m not sure if they still do, but there once was a time when Bermuda guaranteed temperatures of no less than 65 degrees during those months.
Where to Stay in Bermuda:
There’s absolutely no problem finding a great place to stay in Bermuda. If anything, the opposite is true: you’ll be spoiled for choice. Listed below are a few of the hotels I can personally recommend.
- Elbow Beach Hotel & Resort
- Cambridge Beaches Resort
- Fairmont Hamilton Princess
- Fairmont Southampton Princess
- Grotto Bay Resort
- The Pompano Beach Club
- Rosedon Hotel
Where to Dine in Bermuda:
Dining in Bermuda can be as formal or as fancy-free as you like and you can choose a different dining style every day of the week. Here are a few of my favorites:
- Ristorante Premavera
- The Harbourfront
- The Newport Room Restaurant
- The Waterlot Inn Restaurant
- Rosa's Cantina
- The Hog Penny Pub
- The Freeport Seafood Restauant
Things to do in Bermuda:
- Fun With Dolphins
- Fishing
- Diving & Snorkeling
- Horseback Riding
- Hiking
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