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    The 27 Best Things to Do in Bermuda, From St. George’s to the West End

    By Olivia CarterAugust 6, 2025No Comments1 Min Read0 Views
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    The 27 Best Things to Do in Bermuda, From St. George's to the West End
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    ST. GEORGE'S & THE EAST END

    St. George’s the main town center on the eastern end of Bermuda, was the first permanent settlement established by English colonists on the island in 1612. For two centuries, it was Bermuda’s capital. St George’s was a key port city during the American Revolutionary and Civil Wars, assisting both the American rebels and the Confederate south in obtaining supplies; in 2000, its rich architectural and military history earned it a spot among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Not just lodged in the past: St. George’s and the rest of the east end are also home to some of the island’s most pristine outdoor spaces, as well as distinctly Bermudian drinking and dining options. For a little history and a little modern, there’s no better destination on the island.

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    A four-time Best of Bermuda award winner (and one-time honorable mention), The Retreat caters to locals, expats, and tourists alike with its menu of environmentally conscious spa and beauty treatments. The Retreat largely uses products by the California-based brand Osea, reflecting Danks’s commitment to environmentally conscious wellness practices. Their seaweed-based products “tick all the boxes,” Danks says: Packaging is glass, not plastic; ingredients are vegan and cruelty-free; they smell good (and they work); and, what’s more, the brand also invests in shoreline restoration projects across the globe, in California, Kenya, Cambodia, and Indonesia. The spa’s longtime nail artist, Skye, is so popular that last year, she had to pause new client bookings. Even with a new artist on staff, there’s still a waitlist—but if you can nab a coveted appointment, expect delicately decorated, immaculately shaped talons. The eight-step Cellstory facial, a buzzy treatment that’s said to provide all the benefits of microneedling without, well, needles, is another specialty.

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