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Blue Hole Park

Park
Park  ·  Hamilton, Bermuda 32.3483°N   64.7117°W

Why you should go

Ninety seconds on Blue Hole Park

Time needed
1 hourDeck, cave and field
Best time
Clear, still daysMangroves mirror in it
Cost
FreeGovernment park
Effort
Flat trailStarts half hidden
Season
Green in winterHerons and kingfishers
Access
No toiletsWashroom at gas station
Guide
Not neededGo on your own

Bring a swimsuit: the Blue Hole is a free pool under open sky, where jumping in from the rocks is the custom. This gate also has the best parking in the whole reserve.

Visiting

Blue Hole Park's trail starts half hidden among palms on the right of the car park at the western end of the Causeway. It comes out on Dolphin Drive, a narrow coastal lane.

A break in the hedge on the left opens onto a cave hung with stalactites, with ferns on the wet limestone and a deep blue pool inside. Wide steps lead down to the water, which rises and falls with the tide.

The Blue Hole is at the far end of a grassy field over Castle Harbour, emerald green and ringed by red mangrove. From the wooden deck you can see parrotfish and sergeant majors, and now and then a cuttlefish or a barracuda. The jumping points are along narrow red dirt paths to the right of the deck.

Know before you goThe reserve warns that rocks under the surface can cause injury. Look at the water below a ledge before you jump.

Nearby

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