Experts' Choice Award Bermuda Botanical Gardens
What the experts agree on
A serene 36-acre oasis of exotic subtropical plants and endemic Bermudian flora established in 1898, rarely crowded and perfect for peaceful strolls through hilly landscaped grounds dotted with orchids, hibiscus, and fruit trees.
Frommer's "This 14-hectare (35-acre) landscaped park, maintained by the Department of Natural Resources, is one of Bermuda's major attractions." Full review
Lonely Planet "Wandering the hilly lawns of the botanical gardens is a wonderful way to acquaint yourself with endemic and non-native Bermudian flora." Full review
The Telegraph "The 35-acre property has a vast collection of plants, including orchids, hibiscus, roses and fruit trees...however, the gardens are rarely crowded at any time of day and are a great spot for a picnic." Full review
i
The best time to visit is early morning, when the scents of rosemary and jasmine fill the air.
Fodor's "Established in 1898, the Botanical Gardens are filled with exotic subtropical plants, flowers, and trees." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler "Originally founded in 1898 to protect the island's endemic trees and plants, the 36-acre Bermuda Botanical Gardens are now home to tropical plants and trees from all over the world." Full review
Rough Guide+1 441-236-4201
Point Finger Road, at South Shore Road, Left off Middle Road onto Tee St., Bermuda
