Top Things to do in Sandys Parish
The 6 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Sandys Parish, Sandys Parish
Discover the best top things to do in Sandys Parish, Bermuda including BDA Watersports, H2O Sports, Hidden Gems of Bermuda Ltd., Ricky's Island Tours & Minibus Service, Scaur Hill Fort Park, Daniel's Head Park.
1. BDA Watersports
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 966 reviews
Bermuda's longest running watersports facility, with incredible jet-ski tours, boats, paddleboard rentals and now our brand new Crystal Kayaks!! All at the lowest prices on the island!! Our family owned and run business is proud to be part of the TripAdvisor Hall of Fame, receiving the Certificate of Excellence 5 years in a row!
2. H2O Sports
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 510 reviews
H2O SPORTS, ideally located in beautiful Mangrove Bay, Somerset Village, with experienced staff ready to advise you on the best cruising itinerary for the water sports adventure of your choice!
3. Hidden Gems of Bermuda Ltd.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 699 reviews
Hidden Gems of Bermuda Ltd. is an all-inclusive island eco tours company. The company name signifies our mission to provide customers with an experience of a lifetime exploring Bermuda's best kept secrets. We travel to exquisite locations offering a sense of excitement for individuals with an adventurous spirit and passion for the great outdoors.
4. Ricky's Island Tours & Minibus Service
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 368 reviews
We provide fun, informative tours of the Island. Our Total Island Experience Tour (T.I.E. tour) will provide you with the opportunity to see the entire Island and if you wish you can incorporate shopping, swimming and lunch at the world famous Swizzle Inn. Hear how Bermuda helped the American Revolutionary Army win the war of Independence! View some of the most beautiful beaches in the world! We also have a Beach Bus to Horseshoe Bay, Church Bay & Warwick Long Bay!
5. Scaur Hill Fort Park
6. Daniel's Head Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By scruz777 - Staten Island, United States
Just a short taxi ride from the Dockyard, this great little park is the same location as the abandoned 9 Beaches Resort. The waters are calm and shallow enough to walk out to the Surfsup water obstacle course and take advantage of their paddleboards and kayaks. The grounds include many of the abandoned 9 Beaches cabins, a building with a bathroom, a small snack stand, and the aforementioned Surfsup shop. There are several small beaches which are rather flat and good for laying in the sun. There are many rocks along the shoreline and in the water, so it's best to wear water shoes at this beach. Also, once in the water, the bottom is typically not very sandy due to the many water plants that abound on all these beaches. They won't hurt your feet, but they are uncomfortable if you don't like squishy plants between your toes! The highlight of this area were the Sea Turtles! They were numerous in the waters to the right of the park entrance. They are harmless, but will swim close to you if you don't thrash around too much. You may even be lucky enough to take a selfie with one! There is no fee to enter the park, but the Surfsup activities range from $20-$30/ hour, which is very inexpendive by Bermuda standards. Enjoy your trip there. It's definitely worth the time and expense!
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