Admiralty House Park Bermuda

Admiralty House Park Bermuda

Admiralty House Park is about two miles from Hamilton City and is located at Spanish Point off the North Shore.

The property has a historic building, nice park, nature and hiking trails. The trails lead to great ocean view.

It also has a beautiful beach called the Clarence Cove.

The property was given to the British Royal Navy as a gift by the Bermuda Government in 1800s.

The British Navy constructed a state home for their senior officials who were posted at the nearby dockyards.

Underground tunnels were created to join the caves and led to the limestone cliffs. The building was later abandoned and demolished in 1951. The only remaining part of the building today is the ballroom. You can enjoy strolling through the colorful vegetation while exploring the ruins.

It is open from morning till sunset all days of the week, and there is no admission fee.

How to reach Admiralty House Park?

It is at Spanish Point road and northwest of Hamilton City. Bus #4 has a stop right next to the main gate of Admiralty House Park. If you have a scooter, just go down the winding small road. You can also drive the scooter right down to the waters edge.

Check Pembroke Parish or Hamilton City for many other attractions in and around City of Hamilton.

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