Step beyond the beaches and discover where Bermuda’s story truly begins. This private East End walking tour takes you through the island’s most historic region—where shipwrecks, colonial ambition, and dramatic coastal landscapes shaped Bermuda’s identity. Travel with a knowledgeable local guide who brings these places to life, connecting what you see with the stories that most visitors never hear. Explore the UNESCO-listed town of St. George’s, - the oldest continuously inhabited British settlement in the western hemisphere. Stand before the hauntingly beautiful Unfinished Church and uncover the legacy of the Sea Venture shipwreck that changed the course of Atlantic history. This is not a rushed group tour—it’s a flexible, personalized journey shaped around your interests. Whether you’re drawn to history, photography, or simply seeing Bermuda beyond the obvious, this experience adapts to you. If you want to understand Bermuda—not just see it—this tour is for you.

Discover Bermuda’s Colonial Heritage and the introduction of Freemasonry to the island on this exclusive private walking tour of Olde St. George - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Gain privileged access to the Old State House - this isn't just a building—it's a living monument to the introduction of Freemasonry to the island. You'll be walking in the footsteps of history, standing in the oldest Masonic Lodge in Bermuda, constituted in 1797 and the oldest continuously working Scottish Constitution Lodge outside of Scotland. This illuminating interactive tour progresses at a leisurely pace and also features anecdotal tales and access to 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites including The Towne Hall, St. Peter’s Church and Church Yard, Mitchell House and Tucker House. * Can be customized to accommodate interests and mobility of most travelers.

Come join us and take a look into Bermuda's past! Early life was marked by resourcefulness and adaptation to the Island's unique environment. Get a glimpse of Smith's Island where the Plough arrived from England in 1612 with the first Governor and 60 settlers; Enter an authentic replica of a settlers 'Cabben' from 1612 and view its contents. The Tucker House Museum, the St. George Historic Museum and the St. Peter's Church will definitely take you back in time. Exploring these aspects of early Bermuda life will provide valuable insight into the ingenuity and resilience of the Island's early inhabitants.