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The gorgeous Blue Lagoon at Blue Hole Park is definitely worth a few hours out of your vacation time in Bermuda ; It's only 5 minutes away from the Grotto Bay Resort. It is a terrific spot for a leisurely swim or an opportunity to try jumping in from several ledges surrounding this delightful swimming hole.
Blue Hole Park Bermuda is a gorgeous spot for swimming, hiking, and cliff jumping. It is a bit off the beaten path but so worth the trek!
Blue Hole Park, popularly known as Tom Moore's Jungle, is located in Hamilton parish. It is part of Walsingham Nature Reserve. The entrance is where the Blue Hole Hill road meets the Causeway opposite to the Grotto Bay Beach Resort.
The Blue Hole itself is a large, deep pool fringed by mangroves that provides an enticing spot to swim surrounded by forest. The park is free to visit, and there’s a convenient parking area with trail access.
Discover the beauty of Walsingham Nature Reserve in Bermuda with its stunning Blue Hole Park and breathtaking scenery. Perfect for nature lovers.
Not to be confused with the other “blue holes” around the world, Blue Hole Bermuda is a 12-acre park comprised of underground tunnels that feed into a turquoise swimming hole. There are also hiking trails, caves, and sandy beaches.
Discover the beauty of Blue Hole Hill Park with mangroves, bird-watching spots, tranquil grottos, and caves in a serene natural setting.
One of Bermuda’s most magical walks links the prosaically named Blue Hole Park with the Walsingham Nature Reserve in Hamilton Parish.
Next door to the Walsingham Nature Preserve, and just around the corner from Grotto Bay Beach Resort, is the Blue Hole Park, named for the blue hole at its center—a 12-acre destination for...
To explore the caves, enter using the gate to the right of the Blue Hole. There are also paths along the ocean where shallow water makes easy snorkeling possible. It's best to get there before 10 or later afternoon to swim in the blue hole and avoid the tour groups which crowd the reserve.