Discover Bermuda's breathtaking East End on this private guided experience through the UNESCO World Heritage Town of St. George's. Perfect for cruise passengers and island visitors, this personalized tour combines spectacular coastal scenery, iconic landmarks, hidden gems and fascinating storytelling. Explore at your own pace with a knowledgeable local guide as you wander centuries-old streets, historic forts, churches and scenic viewpoints while uncovering Bermuda's remarkable role in shipwrecks, exploration, revolution and Colonial USA. Unlike larger group excursions, this private experience gives you time to ask questions, take photographs and explore what interests you most. Along the way you'll discover places many visitors overlook and hear the stories that bring Bermuda's past to life. Whether you're visiting for the first time or returning to explore more deeply, the East End Excursion offers an unforgettable blend of history, culture, scenery and authentic local insight.

Go beyond the guidebooks on this exclusive private walking tour through the UNESCO World Heritage Town of St. George's, where Bermuda's hidden history comes to life. Discover the remarkable people, places and events that shaped the island while exploring historic churches, elegant homes, government buildings and centuries-old streets with a knowledgeable local guide. Along the way, uncover the fascinating introduction of Freemasonry to Bermuda and learn how its members helped influence the island's early development. Enjoy rare access to historic sites, hear captivating stories of explorers, governors and merchants, and discover Bermuda's surprising connections to the American Revolution. Designed for curious travelers, this private experience lets you explore at your own pace, ask questions and enjoy a far more personal journey than any large group tour. Perfect for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers and anyone seeking an authentic Bermuda experience.

Rejoignez-nous et découvrez le passé des Bermudes ! Les premiers temps de la vie furent marqués par l'ingéniosité et l'adaptation à l'environnement unique de l'île. Jetez un œil à l'île Smith, où la charrue arriva d'Angleterre en 1612 avec le premier gouverneur et 60 colons. Entrez dans une réplique authentique d'un « Cabben » de colons datant de 1612 et admirez son contenu. Le musée Tucker House, le musée historique St. George et l'église St. Peter vous feront voyager dans le temps. Explorer ces aspects de la vie bermudienne d'antan vous offrira un aperçu précieux de l'ingéniosité et de la résilience des premiers habitants de l'île.