Bermuda Parish Map

 
 
While this page looks quite simple, it can really get you to the treasures that we have uncovered after years of exploration and research in Bermuda. If you are looking for a detailed map of a parish, just click on a parish in the map below and you will be taken to the detailed map of the parish. 
 
 
 
If however you want to know about a parish and what it offers including attractions, activities, restaurants, transports, shopping, accommodations etc, then scroll down to the section 'Know about a Parish' and click on a parish link for its full description with pictures. 
 
Click on a parish and see its detailed map 
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Bermuda has 9 parishes. They are like districts or counties. Other than the parishes, there are three important places in the island - Royal Naval Dockyard at the west end is the major cruise port of Bermuda where the large cruise ships dock, Hamilton City at the center is the capital of the island (Hamilton too has a port where smaller ships dock), and St. George in the east is a historical town and the former capital of Bermuda (there is a port in St. George as well for smaller ships to dock). 
 
Explore the Bermuda parishes through the links below and find out the hotels, restaurants, beaches, attractions, recreational activities, buses and ferries for a parish, and lot more information. 
 

Know about a Parish

 
 
 
 

Three most important locations in Bermuda

 
 
Hamilton City, the capital of Bermuda is NOT in Hamilton Parish. It is in Pembroke Parish instead. 
 
Town of St. George is in St. George's Parish. The historic town is a designated UNESCO world heritage site. 
 
Royal Naval Dockyard is located at Sandys parish and at the western tip of the island. This is where all the large cruise ships dock. Once a Royal Navy base, it's now a large complex with many tourist attractions. 
 
 

Which parish is good for vacation stay?

 
If you are trying to figure out which is the parish to choose for your stay on your vacation, the answer lies in what you want in the location - Beach? Great Restaurants? Shopping? Great luxury hotels or budget accommodations? Privacy? All of that? 
 
Check out Location to Stay to know which is the location or parish best suited for your requirements. 
 

How the parishes originated?

 
The parishes were formed during the early British settlement days in 1600s. Initially the administrative powers were given to the main sponsors of the parishes. Most parishes were also named after the sponsors. 
 
Go through  History of Parishes to know about the historical background of the parishes. 
 
 
Raj BhattacharyaBy Raj Bhattacharya 
Raj, a seasoned travel writer and Bermuda destination expert, has extensive global travel experience. This website reflects his profound insights, garnered over nearly two decades of dedicated findings and research on the island. Raj has assisted countless Bermuda-bound visitors by providing direct, personalized responses to their queries and imparting his wealth of knowledge through this platform. This site serves as an indispensable guide for those seeking informed and reliable insights into Bermuda's treasures. 
 
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1) Check out Bermuda Map for all the maps that you will ever need in Bermuda. 
 
2) Check out Bermuda's Parishes to know about the historical background of the parishes and how they were formed.