Bermuda eSIM

כמה נתונים אתם באמת צריכים

A typical Bermuda day runs on about 400MB to 1GB: maps to find the right bus stop, checking ferry departures, and sending pink-sand beach photos to people back home. If you video call every evening or upload footage from a wreck dive, plan for something closer to 2GB a day instead.

כשאתם נוחתים

The only air gateway is L.F. Wade International (BDA) in St George's Parish, which sits at the far end of the island from Hamilton, so arrival always includes a taxi or a bus ride afterwards. Bermuda has no land border with anywhere. By sea, cruise ships berth at King's Wharf in the Royal Naval Dockyard, with some calling at Hamilton or St George's instead. Turn the line on in the terminal: the taxi queue and the bus timetables on routes 1 and 11 are things you end up checking the moment you step outside.

היכן הכיסוי משתנה

Service is solid along the inhabited spine of the island, from St George's through Hamilton out to Somerset and the Dockyard, including South Road along the beaches and the old Railway Trail that cyclists use. Where it genuinely goes is underground in Crystal and Fantasy Caves, out in the middle of the Great Sound while the ferry crosses, and on dive or fishing boats that run out to the reef line and the offshore wrecks, which are far enough from land to leave you with nothing at all.

ערים שמטיילים שואלים עליהן

• Hamilton — The capital, and where every bus route and ferry line converges.
• St George's — The World Heritage old town, with lanes narrow enough that you lean on the map.
• Royal Naval Dockyard — Cruise berth and ferry terminal, packed on the days a ship is in.
• Southampton — Horseshoe Bay and the resort stretch along the south shore.
• Flatts Village — A waterside village on the way to the aquarium and the caves.

אפליקציות להתקין לפני הטיסה

• Google Maps for finding pink bus stops and ferry landings
• WhatsApp, which taxis, dive shops and guides answer on
• The Bermuda Weather Service site (weather.bm) for radar before a boat day