I looooooved Bermuda. Now yes it's super expensive there, but Airbnb along with splitting the grocery bill saved everything. We also took got a 3 day bus pass from the post office and it was very cheap, easy, and clean, it also transferred for the ferry with no extra fee. The people there are so friendly made everything so much easier. The Crystal Caves are a must see, a different experience and you learn so much, great tour. Directly across the street is the famed Swizzle Inn so stop and eat after your cave tour. Up the road from there, if you know how to swim, check out Blue Hole Park. It's a little path through some forestry then you find the most beautiful and bluest ...Pond...Per say. Deep enough to jump off a cliff into if you're not scared, and freely swim around in. Horseshoe Bay (pink sands beach) is the more touristy ​beach but still a must see, it's a little crowded but still enough space to enjoy yourself. The water has such a pure, beautiful, color. If you want to snorkel, (we bought our own at home and packed them), Tobacco Bay beach is the place for it. This was the best beach to me, bar, music, volleyball, views, we never wanted to leave. When sunset hit... Amazing. Take the ferry to the cruise port, it was ok, nice for gift shops and food. Then from there the ferry will also take you to Hamilton, which was my favorite place in Bermuda. This is the more historical part, shops, colonial buildings, great food. Visit the churches, especially the unfinished church, you can no longer go inside it, but still very worth it to visit. Find a fight sale, go to Bermuda, you'll love it.