Bermuda in October?

[dkay1211]

Hi all!  DH and I are thinking of doing Bermuda next year for the first time.  We kind of prefer to go in October.  Would there be plenty to do and see at this time of the year there?  Although we enjoy walking and sitting on the beach, we aren't really concerned about if it would be warm enough to sunbathe or anything.  😊 I've been trying to research and it seems like there are many outdoor and historical things to do and see.  Thanks in advance for any input from those who have traveled there.  It looks beautiful and we just want a slight change from the Caribbean.  Is the vibe different?  Thanks again!

[njkruzer]

We're going this year in October and don't expect any problems.   Have been there in late November and except for rain one day no problem. 

[sunsetswizzle]

If you want a real historical experience, take the ferry from the Dockyard to St. George. Walk around the historical streets, go to Bermuda Perfumery, St. Peter’s Church, Somer’s Garden etc.  Walk up hill to unfinished church and take a horse and carriage ride with Crystal - she is so knowledgeable and fun, she will take you to a fort and by a tiny  small beach. You can catch her around the White Horse Tavern near the town square.  Town Hall is interesting too!  The ferry also leaves late afternoon to go back to dockyard. It’s a 45 min ride and interesting sights along the way.  Yes it’s a different vibe. 

Edited June 21, 2019 by sunsetswizzle

[nicstress]

My only experience in Bermuda was in October at it was just like summer. Going back this year too. Found a cruise that stays for 3 days!!