Bermuda is often grouped with the Caribbean, but it actually lies in the North Atlantic, roughly 1,000 km (about 650 miles) off the coast of North Carolina. That makes it one of the shortest island flights from the US East Coast, with pink-sand beaches, golf and a distinctly British character.
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Major US and Canadian airlines fly to Bermuda from East Coast and Canadian hubs, and British Airways links it with London.
Summer (roughly May to October) is peak season. Winter is cooler and quieter, and fares and hotel rates are often lower then.
No. Bermuda is in the North Atlantic, far north of the Caribbean, though it is often marketed alongside Caribbean islands.
Fares are usually lower in the cooler off-season, roughly November to March.
Visitors cannot rent standard cars; most use taxis, public buses, ferries or small rental electric vehicles.
