Accessible Scenic South Shore Highlights

Join your local driver/guide for a picturesque drive of Bermuda's famous South Shore as you head into the capital city of Hamilton for some Front Street boutique shopping. Depart your ship in Dockyard for a scenic drive through Somerset Village, over Somerset Drawbridge, the smallest drawbridge in the world built in 1620. View Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, which is alleged to be one of the oldest cast iron lighthouses in the world. Your drive continues along the South Shore where you’ll make a brief stop to view the pink sand beaches, azure blue waters and the barrier reef system that surrounds the island. Your tour concludes in the capital city of Hamilton, where you can choose to return to the ship via the public ferry or shop along famed Front Street, known for its boutiques shops or explore on your own. Note: Maximum weight for each participant, including wheelchair, is 500 pounds. Wheelchair access may be limited and a minimum participation is required in order for the tour to operate – for details, please consult your Shore Excursion staff before booking. Guests wishing to utilize a wheelchair (manual or electric) on this excursion must provide the Shore Excursions Department with the total dimensions (height, length and width) and weight of the electric scooter or wheelchair at the time of booking. Use of a motorized scooter is not guaranteed on this excursion. Please note that this information is subject to change and availability is not guaranteed. Tour ends in Hamilton. Participants are responsible for making their own way back to the ship. The 25 minute return ferry ride back to the ship is $4.00 per person and is wheelchair accessible.