Sandys
Bermuda
Region·Scenic, Tranquil, Historical
Sandys Parish, named after Sir Edwin Sandys, is a captivating region in Bermuda's southwest. It comprises Ireland Island, Boaz Island, and Somerset Island, forming the western coast of the Great Sound. Visitors can explore natural wonders like Ely's Harbor and Cathedral Rocks, as well as historical landmarks such as the Royal Naval Dockyard and Somerset Bridge. With its scenic landscapes and rich history, Sandys Parish is a must-visit for those seeking tranquility and a glimpse into Bermuda's past.
Highlights
- Ely's Harbor and Cathedral Rocks
- Somerset Bridge, the world's smallest drawbridge
- Royal Naval Dockyard with maritime history
- Mangrove Bay's serene waters
Things to consider before traveling to Sandys
- Close access to the Great Sound, ideal for water activities.
- Rich maritime history with several historical sites.
- Beautiful natural surroundings with walking trails and picnic spots.
Tips
Getting Around
Consider renting a scooter or bicycle to explore the islands at your own pace.
Local Cuisine
Try the local seafood delicacies at nearby eateries for an authentic taste of Bermuda.
Historical Sites
Don't miss the Royal Naval Dockyard for a peek into Bermuda's maritime history.
Scenic Views
Visit Mangrove Bay for stunning sunsets and peaceful waters.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring in Sandys Parish is mild and perfect for outdoor activities and exploring historical sites.
Summer
Summer offers warm weather ideal for beach outings and water sports, but expect more tourists.
Fall
Fall brings cooler temperatures and fewer crowds, making it a great time for sightseeing.
Winter
Winters are mild, providing a peaceful atmosphere for exploring the natural beauty of the islands.
Essentials
Currency
BMD $
Average Cost
$150-$250 p/day
Languages Spoken
English
Best Time to Visit
April-June, September-November
Occasion Tags
Nature Exploration, Historical Sightseeing, Scenic Photography
Location
Sandys, Bermuda