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Sriruya Stay Safe & Healthy in Bermuda Violent crime is becoming increasingly problematic in Bermuda, but is still rare as compared to other destinations in the Caribbean. Most of the time it's only petty crimes like robbery. Using common sense and similar precautions one would take at home is usually sufficient enough to deter most thieves.
Mopeds are very frequent targets for theft; make sure that you properly lock up any rented moped when leaving them unattended. Also rented mopeds have a tendency to get into accidents due to the sometimes narrow roads as well as driving on the left hand side, which may take getting used to. Using common sense and keeping calm in the traffic helps.
Although homosexuality is allowed by law in private, it is seen as taboo in public in Bermuda. The local gay community exists on a more low-key scale than elsewhere, with no gay specific venues at this time.
Bermuda can get very hot during the day, meaning a bottle of water is very handy for those venturing more than a short distance from their hotels.
Health care in Bermuda is incredibly expensive, and is roughly at the standard of expense found on the USA. There is one hospital on the island, the King Edward VII Memorial, with emergency services, including a decompression chamber. Air Ambulance service is available to additional medical services on the US east coast. There is no government funded National Health Service.