Bermuda All-Inclusive Vacations From Florida

While the Caribbean has enjoyed much success with all-inclusive resorts, Bermuda has not fared so well. Club Med and The Harmony Club, both all-inclusive resorts, were unsuccessful in the small island country, according to the website Bermuda4U. As of February 2011, only one hotel, the Grotto Bay Beach Resort, offers an all-inclusive package that can be enjoyed by travelers arriving from Florida. There are however all-inclusive cruise vacations options.
  1. Acommodations

    • Situated on 21 acres of on the edge of Bailey's Bay, the Grotto Bay Beach Resort offers guests an all-inclusive vacation package that includes accommodations, breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks, entertainment and recreational activities as well as all taxes and gratuities. All of the 201 rooms in the full-service resort are fully furnished and feature traditional island décor and marble bathroom in addition to many in-room conveniences such as a coffee-maker, Internet access, safe, refrigerator and television. A private balcony or patio off of the room provides guests with spectacular views of the harbor.

    Activities

    • Guests staying at the Grotto Bay Beach Resort have access to a fresh water pool with bar, hot tub, fitness center, tennis courts and three private beaches. Adventurous guests can explore the two ancient underground caves located on the grounds or go diving or snorkeling in the crystal blue waters. Boat, kayak and windsurf rentals are available on the hotel's dock. The resort is located just minutes away from area attractions like two of Bermuda's popular golf courses, the town of St. George and the Crystal Caves. All-inclusive guests receive a transportation pass that allows them to use the public transportation that stops at the hotel's gate every 15 minutes. Rental cars are not available in Bermuda.

    Dining

    • All-inclusive guests can choose from a variety of dining options from casual to formal including The Palm Court, Hibiscus Dining Room or Palm Court Dining Room. Barbecues and seafood buffets are offered seasonally.

    Families

    • Families will appreciate the resort's children's programs that allow parents to enjoy some one-on-one time whiles the little ones participate in fun activities led by the hotel staff. A game room and playground are available on the premises.

    Rates

    • As of February 2011, resort rates range from $195 to $409 per night for single or double occupancy, depending on the season, room size and view. The all-inclusive plan is an additional $99 per person, per day on top of the hotel's normal rates. A three-night minimum is required to take advantage of the all-inclusive package.

    Cruise Alternative

    • Rather than be limited to one all-inclusive resort in Bermuda, vacationers can consider a cruise option aboard the Regent Seven Seas cruise line's Seven Seas Navigator. Departing from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, the Navigator's itinerary includes stops in Port Canaveral, Florida; Charleston, South Carolina; Hamilton, Bermuda; St. George's, Bermuda; and Nassau, Bahamas. On-board activities include casual and fine dining, gambling, swimming, shuffleboard and golfing. All of the guest rooms on the ship have an ocean view and range in size from 301 square feet to 1,173 square feet.

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