Fodor's Pocket Bermuda, 1st Edition 2002

by Fodor's Travel Publications Inc.

Fodor's new Pocket series gives you trusted coverage of major cities and resort areas around the globe - all in a trim, petit package. These are the ultimate all-in-one guides to fun-filled days and nights, packed with places to eat, sleep, play, and relax.

Fodor's Pocket Bermuda 2002 gives All the basics you need to help you decide what to see and do in the time you have; smart contacts and detailed practical information, including the scoop on public transportation, local holidays, what to pack and more; the very best dining and lodging in every price range; great recommendations for shopping nightlife, outdoor, activities, and essential side trips; and detailed maps with sights, restaurants, night spots, and hotels clearly marked.

"An excellent choice for people who want everything under one cover." - Washington Post

Genres: Travel, Reference, Nonfiction

288 pages, Paperback

First published December 12, 1983

About the author

Fodor's Travel Publications is a United States-based producer of English-language travel guides and online tourism information. It was founded by Hungarian Eugene Fodor in 1936.
Fodor’s was acquired by Random House in 1986 and sold to Internet Brands in 2016.

Reviews

[Jerry Summers]

Getting ready for our cruise from NY to Bermuda on Virgin Voyages.

[Kristi]

I consulted this book before embarking on a cruise to Bermuda. I liked the fact that it was able to tell me a little bit more about my ship! It was also nice to get a handle on places to explore. I'm not much for the clubbing or restaurant scene, but the information provided was right on price-wise. I also liked that a brief summary of Bermudan customs and history was provided as well. All in all a nice little travel book (the maps were helpful too!).

[Bethe]

Well organized distribution of photos, tips, icons, maps, text blocks, all the features you expect in a travel guide. The last chapter on cruising to Bermuda seems superfluous, unless you’ve never been on a cruise before I guess. It’s very generic and could apply to cruises anywhere. Interesting page on the Bermuda Triangle which I remember being a big deal when I was younger but now you don’t hear too much about it. Writer bios mention Bermuda residency which adds authority to the information. Will read another Fodor guide for the next big trip, in fact I have 2 in the reading pile right now.

[Maureen]

Even though this is the 2026 version it seemed outdated in some parts

[Laurie Byro]

This was a 2023 post pandemic version and like all the others, excellent advice. Even good information regarding hotels etc. Reads easily and fun for those contemplating BDA.

I was a travel agent for 25 years, I still always look at either Frommers/Fodors for specifics and Rick Steves or Lonely Planet for leisure/days etc.

[Marla]

Trying to figure out where to go during Anna's srping break. This place sounded easy to get to -- now that we have our passports -- but it sounds pretty stiff and formal. Also can't determine how much spraying goes on at this island and in the Caribbean.

[Debbie]

I`m going to like this place...
It was a super vacation - and this book (and others) had lots of useful information.

[Maaike]

Cant help but like this!

[Brian Williams]

The ISBN for his book is actually Fodor's Bermuda and there is obviously a data entry error. It is not Off 84 etc.

[E G Melby]

taking notes