Bermuda reopened to international travelers
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Bermuda reopened
Bermuda reopened to travelers in July. Since then, updated vaccination and test requirements have been put in place by Bermuda’s government and its Tourism Board for visitors who plan to travel to this island destination.
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What you need to visit Bermuda
Bermuda’s tourism officials have provided the following guidelines and requirements for tourists.
Predeparture
- Apply for a Bermuda Travel Authorization.
- Obtain a certified negative PCR COVID-19 test within four days of departure and proof of vaccination.
- Provide proof of health insurance
- Wear face masks and practice physical distancing at the departure airport
- Complete a traveler screening form and arrival card
On the plane
- Wear a face mask while on the plane
- Practice social distancing to the extent possible
Upon arrival
- Effective Aug. 23, all immunized travelers will be given a red wristband upon arrival.
- Immunized travelers with a pretest must wear it until receiving the negative arrival test.
- Immunized travelers without a pretest must wear it until receiving the negative fourth-day test.
- Children under the age of two do not need to have a COVID-19 PCR test or a Travel Authorization to travel to Bermuda.
- Effective Sept 26, unimmunized travelers must complete their mandatory 14-day quarantine at an accommodation of their choice.
The Bermuda Government launched the WeHealth Bermuda app which provides anonymous COVID-19 exposure notifications and is encouraged for all visitors to download.
Related: Reopening guide to the Caribbean
Getting to Bermuda
Hamilton (BDA) is the largest airport in Bermuda. Both Delta and American offer regular service. You can earn points through the Delta Skymiles rewards program and for American Airline travelers can rack up miles with the American AAdvantage program.
Delta offers nonstop flights from Atlanta (ATL) to BDA. In mid-January, round-trip tickets start at $491 or 26,000 points (+133) for basic economy; $581 or 34,000 points (+133) for main cabin; $769 or 52,000 points (+133) for Delta Comfort+ and $1,199 or 100,000 points (+133) for first-class seats.
Nonstop American Airlines flights in January from Miami (MIA) are available starting at $586 or 20,000 points (+138.45) round-trip for main cabin flexible seats. Business class seats cost $1,204 or 80,000 points (+132.85) round-trip.
Related: Visiting Bermuda with kids
Where to stay in Bermuda
There are not a lot of points properties in Bermuda but you can pay using that sweet travel credit from the Chase Sapphire Reserve card.
Related: Complete review of the Chase Sapphire Reserve
There is the St. Regis Bermuda resort opened in May 2021, which is located in the historic town of St. George’s, just steps from the white sands of St. Catherine’s Beach. The resort has two swimming pools, private cabanas for an exclusive retreat, along with the Iridium Spa. For little resort guests, there are different activities at The St. Regis Kids Club.
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