The Reefs

 About The Reefs

Classic Bermudian style, space and luxury await you in the beautiful rooms and suites, each with a private patio or balcony and panoramic ocean views. All rooms include king size or twin beds, a luxurious bathroom, cable TV, DVD player, mini fridge and complimentary WiFi. Poolside Rooms overlook the infinity edge swimming pool, and Cliffside Rooms have wonderful views of the Atlantic Ocean. Junior Suites are more spacious, while Longtail Suites have a Jacuzzi bath and the lovely Point Suites feature a large balcony with outdoor hot tub. For the ultimate in luxury, upgrade to a beautifully appointed Club Suite. The spacious Cottages are more simply furnished but are ideal for larger groups with two, three and four bedroom options available.

Dubbed ‘one of the world’s best places to stay’ by Condé Nast Traveller’s Gold List, The Reefs offers a perfect mix of romance and intimacy blended with superb facilities, acclaimed dining and some of the best accommodation in Bermuda. The resort is idyllically perched above its own secluded pink sand beach, allowing you and your partner to awake to breathtaking ocean vistas every single day. And, as its name suggests, the waters around this part of Bermuda are perfect for snorkelling and scuba diving.

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Best Time to Travel to The Reefs

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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