

Bermuda may be small, but its nine parishes offer vastly different lifestyles. Whether you want to walk to your office in Hamilton or wake up to the sound of the South Shore waves, choosing the right parish is your first major relocation decision.
A "15-minute drive" in Bermuda can quickly turn into 45 minutes if you hit the Paget Stoplights at peak time. Check our Relocation Guide for the specific commuter bottlenecks you should know about before you sign your lease.
The urban heart. Home to the City of Hamilton. Ideal for young professionals who want a 5-minute commute and easy access to nightlife.
Lush, prestigious and central. Features the iconic pink sands of Elbow Beach and the 5-minute Pink Route Ferry commute to town from Salt Kettle.
The 'sleeper' parish. Quiet, residential and central. Perfect for those who want a yard without the long West-End commute.
Loved by families. Home to Warwick Long Bay. Residents enjoy the Pink Route Ferry from Belmont and Darrell's Wharf for a scenic 10-15 min commute to town.
Tranquil and quiet. Home to Horseshoe Bay and the island's best golf courses. Expats here trade a slightly longer commute for more space and the Green Route Ferry from Rockaway.
A quiet village with a slower, local pace. Located at the western tip near Dockyard, it offers the most 'bang for your buck' on rent if you don't mind a 45-minute commute or a Green Route Ferry to work.
Known for the picturesque Flatt's Inlet and John Smith’s Bay. It’s a quiet residential 'sweet spot' only 15 minutes from the City of Hamilton.
A nature lover's haven surrounding Harrington Sound. Home to the Crystal Caves and the Aquarium. It offers a suburban feel with easy access to both the airport and the city.
A UNESCO World Heritage site filled with 400 years of history. It is quaint, quiet and pedestrian-friendly, offering a completely different pace of life than the rest of the island.
Choosing a home is about more than just the view. You need to balance proximity to schools and ferry routes and be aware of the 'traffic bottlenecks' that locals know to avoid.


Subscribe to get notified as soon as new jobs are posted, plus receive helpful tips for job hunting and employment in Bermuda.