Bermuda offers three ports with ferry, bus and taxi transportation making it easy to get around Bermuda:

St. George's - a World Heritage Site with 17th Century structures and re-enactments of bygone years. You will relive history.
Hamilton - Bermuda's capital city with shops, businesses, restaurants, museum's, galleries and more!
Dockyard - The Royal Naval Dockyard is a former military base that has been transformed into unique shops, museums, restaurants, water activities, Dolphin shows and more!

* All private yachts are required to obtain Immigration, Customs, and Health Clearance in the port of St. George.
* When approaching, visiting yachtsmen must contact Bermuda Harbour Radio, on VHF Channel 16, and list your approximate arrival time and any special needs you may have. They will guide you into St. George’s Harbour and direct you to Customs clearance berthing. Travelers should enter this port flying the yellow quarantine flag and head to the Customs dock, which is located on the Northeast corner of Ordnance Island and is open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Yachts entering between midnight and 8:00 a.m. will be directed to anchor in Powder Hole, where they must remain until Customs opens.
* A Customs Officer normally clears all three departments and will board to process the forms required. (Documents will be supplied by the Officer.) A passenger tax of BM$15 for each person on board is required and can be paid in US or Bermuda Dollars.
* Passports are required for entry for all visitors and returning residents.
* After clearing Customs, yachts may travel elsewhere in Bermuda; yachters who don't stop here first will be fined.

Yacht Pre-Arrival Information Questionnaire
Updated Seaport Security Pass Application Form