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Bermuda Bus
Schedule & Information
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Bermuda bus service provides a convenient and comfortable mode of transport within the island.
The Bermuda bus routes are divided in 14 zones. The bus fare depends on how many zones you are traveling.
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We never really paid much attention to the fare, as we would always buy the Bermuda transportation pass rather than point to point Bermuda bus tickets.
The weekly transportation pass is good for unlimited use for seven days. You can also get a 1-day, 2-day, 3-day or 4-day pass and the good thing is, the Bermuda transportation passes are also valid for Bermuda ferry service.
Bermuda transportation Passes cost $12 for one day, $20 for two days, $28 for three days, $35 for four days and $45 for seven days.
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However, if you want to pay for a single point to point trip, Bermuda bus fare for three zones costs $4.5 in exact change in coins or $4.0 in coin tokens.
For some reason, the 3-zone fare is called 14-zone bus fare in Bermuda. A 2-zone Bermuda bus fare will cost $3.0 in coin token.
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If you want to go to the west-end at Kings Wharf dockyard from Hamilton city, the ferry can be a lot faster than the bus. A direct Bermuda ferry from Hamilton to the dockyard will take about 20 minutes compared to about an hour by a Bermuda bus.
But there is no direct ferry from Hamilton city to St. George at the east end. You will need to first go to the west end (at Kings Wharf Dockyard) and then to St. George. The whole journey will take over an hour including the wait time at the dockyard. The bus from Hamilton to St George takes one hour and can be more convenient as well.
Bermuda Bus Routes:
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There are 11 lines, and they all start from city of Hamilton to some place in the island and come back to Hamilton city.
The Hamilton Bus Terminal is located at Washington Street, east of and right next to the City Hall.
Here are the Bermuda bus routes shown in 2 parts: West & East.
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Bermuda bus stops have poles that are either blue or pink in color. Some bus stops in Bermuda may just be a pole on the road. So look for the pole rather than the shade of a typical bus stop.
If the pole is pink, the bus you will get is returning to Hamilton. If the pole is blue, the bus is going out of Hamilton to another place. The blue buses will have all the destinations written in front of the bus so that you know the route of that particular blue bus.
Change, tokens, tickets, passes and bus schedules are available at the Central Bermuda Bus Terminal on Washington Street, near City Hall in Hamilton. Tokens may also be purchased at any post office or Visitors' Information Center.
You can call 441/292-3851 for Bermuda bus schedule and information.
Bermuda Bus Schedule:
Check Bermuda Bus Schedule if you are looking for hour by hour Bermuda bus schedule for specific routes. This is a web site from Govt. of Bermuda. Once you open the web page, you need to click on a color coded box representing the route. You will then be able to see the detail Bermuda bus schedule for that route.
Have you taken a Bermuda Bus Service?
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