Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa

 About Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa

94 rooms and suites are each set in cottages scattered around the grounds and all feature a private patio or terrace and ocean or bay views. The Deluxe Premium Rooms and Cambridge Suites are either traditionally furnished or have a more contemporary style and each offer additional space, with suites enjoying a large separate living area. Pool Suites have their own private plunge pool and there are also 3 Two Bedroom Cottages, including the spectacular Windswept, which is perched on a bluff and boasts impressive views over the Atlantic Ocean and Mangrove Bay.

Cambridge Beaches epitomises everything that makes Bermuda such a perfect destination for couples and families - a fabulous beachfront setting, tropical gardens, stylish accommodation and the most gracious service. With great activities for children such us tennis, crocket, a putting green, indoor pool and watersports centre. The resort’s historic main building dates back 200 years and the individually styled rooms and suites are housed in delightful cottages dotted around 30 acres of private grounds. It all makes for a supremely elegant and peaceful atmosphere, although, if you’re feeling energetic, there are plenty of activities available.

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Best Time to Travel to Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa

Bermuda, a picturesque island in the North Atlantic Ocean, is renowned for its pink-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and charming British colonial architecture. This inviting destination welcomes travelers year-round with a unique blend of natural beauty and culture.

High Season (May to October): Bermuda's high season aligns with the warm and sunny months from May to October. During this time, the island is in full bloom, offering ideal conditions for beachgoers and outdoor enthusiasts. Dive into the clear waters for snorkeling, explore historic forts and museums, and attend lively festivals like Harbour Nights in Hamilton.

Low Season (November to April): Bermuda's low season, from November to April, brings cooler temperatures, especially in the winter months. While it might not be the best time for swimming, it's perfect for golfing on world-class courses, exploring nature reserves, and enjoying the island's cultural attractions with fewer crowds.

Bermuda's allure extends beyond its stunning beaches. Discover the island's maritime history at the Royal Naval Dockyard, wander through the charming streets of St. George's, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and savor local dishes like fish chowder and codfish breakfast. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, Bermuda promises a memorable escape against the backdrop of its unique island culture and natural wonders.

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