St. George's Club

Often compared to Colonial Williamsburg, St. George's is the most British of Bermuda's cities, with colonial-era buildings and historical charm.All the main historic attractions are within walking distance of the town square except for a few outlying forts and beaches. On Ordnance Island's west side is a statue of Sir George Somers, the shipwrecked founder of Bermuda, and on the island's opposite side is a replica of the Deliverance, the ship Somers built in 1610 to resume his journey to the Virginia colony of Jamestown. There are several exceptional art galleries located on the town square or nearby on Water Street. Branches of Bermuda's main department stores are located on Water Street and this is also where you'll find unique boutiques and moped rentals. Beaches: The main public beach at Tobacco Bay is also an excellent choice for swimming and snorkeling.

Restaurant/Bar, Three Outdoor Swimming Pools (One Heated), Fitness Center, Golf Course,Grocery Store, Laundry, Lift/Elevator, Three Tennis Courts .

Private Beach and Beach Club with Restaurant, Beach Chairs, Watersports Equipment Rental( 1 mile); Boating (1 miles) Fishing, Salon, Fitness Center, Horseback Riding (10 miles), Live Entertainment (1 mile), Medical Facilities, Shopping Area, Snack Bar, Spa (4 miles), Water Skiing (1 mile), Bermuda Airport (3 miles - 4 km)