BermudAir Vacation Packages: Prices & Hotels (2026)

Updated September 2026: BermudAir Holidays bundles round-trip flights with a three-night hotel stay, giving travelers a simpler way to compare a Bermuda getaway. Current advertised starting prices range from about $950 per person for Royal Palms to $1,999 per person for St. Regis, but dates, departure city, room type and availability can change the final cost.

This guide explains what BermudAir vacation packages include, how the hotel options compare and what to check before booking. Prices below are examples from BermudAir’s official Holidays page at the time of this update—not guaranteed quotes.

Quick look: BermudAir vacation package prices

Hotel or package	Advertised from price	Typical package
Royal Palms	$950 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
Coco Reef	$975 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
Newstead Belmont Hills	$1,100 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
Grotto Bay Beach Resort & Spa	$1,175 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
Cambridge Beaches	$1,250 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
The Reefs	$1,285 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
Azura	$1,325 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
Rosedon	$1,385 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
Hamilton Princess	$1,500 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
The Loren	$1,650 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
Rosewood	$1,750 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
St. Regis	$1,999 per person	Flights + hotel, 3 nights
Golf package	$1,299 per person	Flights + hotel + 2 golf rounds, 3 nights

Always confirm the total, taxes, baggage rules, cancellation terms and exact inclusions on the booking screen. Promotional prices can disappear quickly.

What is included in a BermudAir Holidays package?

The standard offers shown by BermudAir combine flights and a hotel for three nights. A package can reduce the number of separate reservations you need to manage, but “package” does not automatically mean every expense is included.

Before paying, check whether your selected offer includes:

Round-trip BermudAir flights from your chosen departure airport
Three hotel nights in the room category displayed
All mandatory taxes and fees
Checked baggage, seat selection or other airline extras
Meals, resort fees, airport transfers or local transportation
Refund, change and cancellation rights

For the golf offer, verify the courses, tee-time availability, equipment rental and transfer arrangements. The advertised package includes two rounds, but the details can vary by date.

Which BermudAir hotel package should you choose?

Best for a boutique stay: Royal Palms or Rosedon

These smaller Hamilton-area properties suit travelers who value character, personal service and easier access to restaurants and city life. They are a strong choice for couples and short breaks where exploring beyond the resort matters.

Best for a beach-focused escape: Coco Reef, The Reefs or Cambridge Beaches

Choose a coastal resort if beach time is your priority. Compare the exact room location, beach access, swimming conditions and distance from Hamilton before deciding. Cambridge Beaches is in Bermuda’s West End, while Coco Reef and The Reefs place you closer to the South Shore.

Best for families: Grotto Bay

Grotto Bay’s location near the airport and attractions in the East End can simplify a family trip. Check the available meal plan, room capacity and age policies rather than assuming all-inclusive benefits are part of the base package.

Best for city energy: Hamilton Princess

Hamilton Princess makes sense for travelers who want restaurants, shops and harbor activity close by. Remember that its private beach club is away from the main hotel, so review transportation arrangements when planning beach days.

Best for a luxury splurge: The Loren, Rosewood or St. Regis

These premium options offer polished facilities and a higher level of service, but the price gap can be substantial. Compare the final package total with booking the same flight and hotel separately before paying.

How to tell if the package is actually a good deal

Price the same flights separately. Match the travel dates, fare class, baggage allowance and seat options.
Check the hotel’s direct rate. Use the same room category and cancellation policy.
Add unavoidable fees. Include taxes, resort charges, transfers and baggage.
Compare flexibility. A cheaper nonrefundable package may be poor value if your plans could change.
Calculate the per-person total. Confirm whether the displayed “from” price assumes two adults sharing one room.

The best package is not always the one with the lowest headline price. A slightly higher rate with useful baggage, breakfast or flexible cancellation can cost less overall.

Essential Bermuda planning information

Entry requirements

Visitors arriving by air generally need a valid passport and must complete Bermuda’s free Arrival Card before landing. Requirements can change, so review the official Bermuda tourism and government guidance for your nationality before departure.

Getting around

Visitors cannot rent conventional cars in Bermuda. Public buses and ferries cover many popular areas, while taxis and small rental electric vehicles offer more flexibility. Your hotel’s location can therefore have a major effect on the cost and pace of the trip.

When to visit

Late spring through early fall brings warmer beach weather and greater demand. Cooler months can offer better value for golf, sightseeing and quiet resort stays. Compare weather preferences with hotel pricing rather than choosing solely by season.

How long to stay

Three nights works for a quick escape, especially from an East Coast gateway. Four or five nights gives you more time for St. George’s, Hamilton, the Royal Naval Dockyard and a relaxed beach day without rushing.

A simple four-day Bermuda itinerary

Day 1: Arrive and settle in

Check in, learn the transportation options near your hotel and keep the first evening easy with a waterfront meal.

Day 2: South Shore beaches

Visit Horseshoe Bay and explore a quieter neighboring cove. Bring reef-safe sun protection and check sea conditions before swimming.

Day 3: History or the West End

Choose UNESCO-listed St. George’s and the East End, or head west to the Royal Naval Dockyard. Trying to cover both in one day can mean too much travel time.

Day 4: Hamilton and departure

Use your final hours for Hamilton, local shops and a Bermudian fish sandwich, allowing generous time to reach the airport.

Frequently asked questions

Are BermudAir vacation packages all-inclusive?

Not by default. Most listed offers are flight-and-hotel bundles. Meals, drinks, transfers, baggage and resort activities depend on the selected offer.

How much does a BermudAir Bermuda package cost?

At the time of this September 2026 update, advertised three-night examples started near $950 per person and extended beyond $1,999 per person. Your total will depend on origin, dates, occupancy, hotel and extras.

Can I book flights and a hotel together?

Yes. BermudAir Holidays lists flight-and-hotel packages with multiple Bermuda properties. Use the final booking page to confirm every inclusion and restriction.

Is Bermuda part of the Caribbean?

No. Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory in the North Atlantic, east of the United States. Its location is one reason flights from several East Coast cities are relatively short.

Where to verify prices and plan your trip

Bottom line: BermudAir’s packages are worth comparing if you want one booking for flights and accommodation. Start with the hotel that fits your trip style, then compare the complete package price against identical separate bookings before committing.