Looking for the ultimate list of things to see and do in Bermuda? Check out this roundup of local and visitor favourites.

1. Cozy Up to at Tobacco Bay Bonfire

Go beyond the nightlife of Front Street and head to a beach bonfire after dark at Tobacco Bay Beach. The fire crackles as you listen to local music and sip a Dark 'n Stormy®. You may even be tempted to go for a midnight dip.

2. Dance along to Bermuda's Gombey Beat

Want to know where the dance party is in Bermuda? Just listen. The colourfully attired Gombey dancers are the pulse and rhythm of Bermudian culture and are usually the finale at any event. When you hear that snare drum and whistle, you know it's time to party!

At many street festivals, Bermudians follow behind their favourite Gombey troupe and cheer them on as the dancers "clash" against other troupes. Fans show a little love by throwing money into a circle of the dancers.

3. Walk the entire South Shore

Ahhh, Bermuda's beaches. There is one for every mood, feeling and activity. In the mood for walking? You can walk from the famous Horseshoe Bay Beach to Warwick Long Bay – along the scenic South Shore. The winding trail is about a mile-long stroll, during which you can see coral reef formations, beaches with pink sand, and shipwrecks.

4. Be a Romantic

For an unforgettable spa experience, try a couples’ massage at the Grotto Bay Beach Resort spa, Natura Spa, located in an ancient cave with shimmering, ocean-fed lakes.

5. Say Hello to a 40-ton Humpback

Bermuda's wild beauty comes to life in springtime when majestic whales make their annual arrival. With the deep blue waters of the Sargasso Sea to the east and the warm currents of the Gulf Stream just to the west, Bermuda is perfectly situated along the migration routes of 10,000 whales as they travel to their northern feeding grounds each spring.