Travel Plans

Cave at Tom Moore's Jungle picture from https://culturalxplorer.com/tom-moore-jungle-bermuda/

If my family could travel without limits to time, finances, or health we would take the following trip to Bermuda:

                We could get round trip tickets for the first week of May to enjoy the spring weather before the plane tickets and hotel prices increase to summer rates. Currency conversion is not necessary, because they accept USA currency in Bermuda. I would need to update my pass port to my married name for the trip. Traveling round Bermuda is easy with a bus and ferry schedule and tickets. and It rains frequently in Bermuda so it is important to pack for both beach fun and storms.

We could rent a small cottage or apartment through AirB&B. This way we could enjoy having access to a fridge and a kitchen to reduce our eating out travel expenses. Many also provide beach toys and towels.  Many Bermuda homes also have crispers to keep food from getting soggy from the high humidity. I strangely enjoy going to grocery stores and farmers markets when traveling to other countries more than going to restaurants. It is fun to see and try the different foods that aren’t sold there, and talk to people about recipes. There is often someone wanting to share a great recipe that you won’t find in a restaurant or cook book.  

Itinerary

DAY 1:   

  fishing tour: on the first morning there. This would be a great way to learn about the fish around Bermuda and get some delicious fresh fish for dinners.  If it is too stormy for a boat, we could learn about the native sea creatures and other animals at the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo (BAMZ).  

DAY 2:      

 Hogs Bay Park: for a day in nature hiking, snorkeling and beach time. Beach time is limited to low tide hours, so plan ahead.  This National park is 38 acres of trails and coast line includes the dead cedar forest. 

DAY 3:     

Crystal Cave picture from bermuda.com/crystal-and-fantasy-caves/

    Crystal  and Fantasy Caves: these caves feature beautiful crystal clear water and beautiful rock formations. I went' here as a kid with my dad, and it was the most beautiful and magical place I've seen. I would love to see it with my husband, the most beautiful and magical person I know.

 DAY 4:

Tom Moores Jungle picture from culturalxplorer.com/tom-moore-jungle-bermuda/

Tom Moore's Jungle is a beautiful park with everything you need for a Bermuda adventure  from cliff jumping, cave exploring, with a bright blue water hole and  lushes green jungle.

DAY 5:

Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Arts and the Bermuda Botanical Gard. n. The Art museum has exhibits of art work inspire by Bermuda both from local artist and artist who passed through . It is a great chance to see the beauty of Bermuda through the eyes of famous artist like Georgia O'Keeffe, and a way to learn more about the culture and history of Bermuda through their local art. 

DAY 6:

Explore without any plans get souvenirs and gifts for family. Every vacation should have some days with out plans for just to exploring freely with a map. 

Item	Cost
Round-trip plane ticket	$355/person
Airbnb cottage	About $150- $200/ night
Bus/Ferry pass	$62/week
Fishing tour	$60/person
Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo	$10/ adult $5/child
Hog bay park / Snorkeling	Free bring your own Snorkel gear ($20 to rent)
Crystal and Fantasy cave	$35/adult $10/child
Tom Moores Jungle	Free bring Snorkel gear
Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Arts	$10/adult Kids free
Bermuda Botanical Garden	Free
Estimated cost for one person:	$1,462
Estimated cost for two people:	$1,994