Spittal Pond Bermuda - A Walking Tour

Spittal Pond walking tour

Spittal Pond is maintained by the Bermuda National Trust and the Bermuda Department of Agriculture.

One of Bermuda’s most spectacular open spaces, this 64-acre reserve is part of a necklace of wetlands along the South Shore.

Spittal pond provides a diversity of habitats and an amazing variety of birds, especially during the migration seasons.

It is Bermuda’s largest bird sanctuary. It's also a home to many native and endemic plants.

Spittal Pond Bermuda Reserve

Spittal Pond has unique features such as Spanish Rock, the oldest evidence of humans on the island, and the checkerboard, a geological formation of marine limestone with a distinct pattern of cracks.

The Bermuda National Trust offers a guided walking tour of Spittal Pond Nature Reserve on demand. Reservations are required before 3pm on Monday.

The tour begins at Waterville, where you learn about the unusual plants and features of their traditional garden.

This is followed by a trip to Spittal Pond, Bermuda’s largest pond and bird sanctuary. The tour includes important historical and geographical sites as well as information on Bermuda’s native and endemic flora and fauna along the trail that winds around the pond.

Find out about our experience during Spittal Pond nature reserve tour.

Tour details

This tour is offered on Tuesdays 1:30–3:00pm. Tour cost is $50 per person.

Call (441)236-6483 for reservations.

Location: South Road, Smith’s Parsh

Bus Route: #1

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