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St. George’s, a UNESCO site, is the oldest English settlement in the New World, offering well-preserved colonial architecture and rich maritime history.

St. George’s
Capital
Hamilton
St. George’s
Currency
Bermudian Dollar (BMD)
Language(s)
English
Population
64,000 (approximate as of 2023)

About Private Jet Travel in St. George’s

St. George’s: Bermuda’s Colonial Jewel by the Sea

St. George’s, located on the eastern tip of Bermuda, is a charming town steeped in history. Founded in 1612, it is the oldest English town in the New World and a UNESCO World Heritage site. With its narrow, cobblestone streets, coloured buildings, and historic forts, St. George’s transports visitors back to the early days of British colonisation in Bermuda.


Private Jet Access via L.F. Wade International Airport

St. George’s is a quieter, more laid-back destination compared to Hamilton, but its historic charm and beautiful scenery make it a must-visit for history buffs and those seeking a more relaxed atmosphere. The town offers several cozy restaurants and cafes, where visitors can enjoy local dishes while taking in the views of the harbour.

Historic white church with green shutters and stone steps in St Georges, Bermuda's colonial town center

UNESCO Heritage and Historic Architecture

One of the town’s most famous landmarks is St. Peter’s Church, the oldest Anglican church in continuous use outside of the British Isles. The church’s wooden interior and cemetery, filled with gravestones dating back centuries, offer a fascinating glimpse into Bermuda’s colonial past. Nearby, the Unfinished Church is another historic site, a striking Gothic structure that was never completed but remains a popular attraction for its unique architecture.

Historic Royal Naval Dockyard fortress on turquoise waters showcasing Bermuda's maritime heritage in St Georges

Harbour Views and Seaside Luxury

Fort St. Catherine, located on the northern edge of St. George’s, is one of Bermuda’s most impressive forts. Built in the 17th century to defend the island, the fort now serves as a museum, offering exhibits on Bermuda’s military history and stunning views of the coastline from its ramparts.

Crystal clear turquoise waters and weathered limestone formations at St Georges Bermuda coastline

Quiet Beaches and Scenic Walks

St. George’s is also home to some of Bermuda’s most beautiful beaches, including Tobacco Bay Beach, a small, sheltered cove known for its calm waters and excellent snorkelling. Visitors can relax on the pink-sand beach or explore the vibrant coral reefs just offshore.

Historic colonial building with red balconies and white roof in St Georges, Bermuda's UNESCO heritage town

Cultural Museums and Local Markets

For those interested in Bermuda’s maritime history, the Bermuda National Trust Museum, located in the heart of St. George’s, offers exhibits on the island’s role in the American Revolution and the Bermuda Triangle. The museum also highlights the island’s long history of shipwrecks, piracy, and smuggling.

Pristine pink sand beach with dramatic rock formations in St Georges, Bermuda's historic coastal paradise

Why St. George’s Appeals to Private Jet Travellers

St. George’s, with its rich history, stunning landmarks, and tranquil atmosphere, offers an unforgettable experience for visitors arriving by private jet. From its UNESCO World Heritage status to its charming streets and historic sites like St. Peter’s Church and Fort St. Catherine, this picturesque town transports travelers back in time. Whether exploring its colonial past, relaxing on beautiful beaches, or enjoying local cuisine, St. George’s is a must-see for those seeking a more serene and culturally rich side of Bermuda. Arriving by private jet ensures a seamless and luxurious journey to this historical gem.


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Travel Guide

Historic white church with distinctive spire and green shutters in St Georges, Bermuda under bright blue sky

St. Peter’s Church

St. Peter’s Church, the oldest Anglican church in continuous use outside of the British Isles, is a must-visit landmark in St. George’s, Bermuda. Steeped in Bermuda’s colonial history, it offers visitors a unique glimpse into the island’s past, with its historic wooden interior and centuries-old cemetery. For those arriving by private jet, St. Peter’s Church is easily accessible and provides an enriching cultural experience. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or a visitor seeking serenity, this iconic site offers a memorable step back in time.

Historic Royal Naval Dockyard fortress overlooking pristine Bermuda beach with swaying palm trees

Fort St. Catherine

Fort St. Catherine, a well-preserved 17th-century fort in St. George’s, offers visitors a fascinating look into Bermuda’s military history. With its informative exhibits and stunning panoramic views of the coastline, it’s a must-see for history buffs arriving by private jet. This historic site provides a unique opportunity to explore Bermuda's past while enjoying breathtaking vistas. Whether you're interested in military heritage or simply seeking scenic beauty, Fort St. Catherine is an unmissable destination.

Crystal clear turquoise waters and dramatic limestone formations create a pristine swimming cove in St Georges

Tobacco Bay Beach

Tobacco Bay Beach, a scenic pink-sand destination in St. George’s, is renowned for its calm waters and exceptional snorkeling opportunities. Perfect for travelers arriving by private jet charter, this idyllic beach offers a tranquil escape with vibrant coral reefs just off the shore. Whether you're looking to relax on the sand or explore the underwater world, Tobacco Bay provides a serene, unforgettable experience. Ideal for luxury travelers, it’s a must-visit spot for those seeking both natural beauty and adventure in Bermuda.