Off Grid RV Bermuda

Your choice of RV location will of course influence your local outings (or perhaps it’s the other way round?). Bermuda isn’t a huge island, however, so whichever spot you choose you’ll never be far from any attraction. Want to see as much of that coast as you can? A good place to start is the Bermuda Railway Trail National Park, an 18-mile trail that follows a former rail route and now takes walkers and cyclists through the island’s varied landscapes. For more splendid scenery, head to St. David's Lighthouse (on the island’s eastern tip) or climb to Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse for sweeping views over the south shore. There are great sights under the surface of the sea too, as you’ll see on a snorkel or dive tour to the shipwrecks of the Constellation and Montana. To get a sense of the island’s history and culture, wander around the city of Hamilton and the town of St. George, and visit the National Museum of Bermuda. Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo also makes a fun trip – although some guests may prefer some time on the spectacular Belmont Hills Golf Course.