In St. George's you'll find small shops and the only Confederate Museum outside of Richmond, Virginia. Also a nice beach area called Tobacco Bay and Fort St. Catherine is only a short walk from where the ship is docked. On Tuesday morning the ship repositioned to Hamilton, the current capital of Bermuda. We stayed docked there for two and a half days. The ship discourages renting mopeds, and I can't say that I disagree with them.
Msot roads are narrow and curvey and they drive on the left side of the road.
We decide to get a 3-day unlimited use Bus and Ferry Pass. Bermuda has a very extensive bus sysytem that will take you just about anywhere you want or need to go. We went to see both the Leamington Caves and the Crystal Caves, if you have only one cave site to try, take in the Crystal Caves, they are more extensive and the guides are much more knowledgeable. One thing you'll want to see is the Somerset Bridge. The Royal Dockyards on the west end is also a must see, but the CAN'T MISS place on Bermuda is the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse.