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Bermuda APEX Bermuda Destination Management

A tiny island, a global impact.

APEX Bermuda Destination Management is a local DMC in Bermuda, based in Southampton and led by Rochelle Quinn and Darren Chichester, who bring more than 60 years of combined hospitality experience. Rochelle, who was born in Bermuda, designed the DMC department at the Fairmont Southampton. Darren ran Discover Bermuda DMC there for over eight years, after a national operations role with Kuoni Destination Management in Las Vegas.

Their team handles transport, staffing, tours, amenities, golf, dine-arounds and customised events, so a group deals with one company from arrival to departure. Bermuda is only about 21 miles long, which means a group can play a round of golf in the morning, snorkel over a shipwreck in the afternoon and finish with a bonfire on the sand.

The island packs more than 400 years of history into that small space, from the cobbled streets of St George’s to the Royal Naval Dockyard. Seven golf courses, more than 300 shipwrecks to snorkel over and some of the most photographed beaches in the Atlantic give planners plenty to build a programme around.

APEX’s approach is “We Listen, We Collaborate, We Create”: they start with the brief, then build the programme around it. Contact APEX Bermuda, your local DMC in Bermuda, to start planning.

Top travel highlights in Bermuda

  • Explore Bermuda’s beaches, from the pink sand at Warwick Long Bay and Horseshoe Bay to hidden coves such as Jobson’s Cove and Tobacco Bay.
  • Snorkel or dive Bermuda’s reefs and shipwrecks, with more than 300 wrecks on the island’s doorstep.
  • Take a sightseeing cruise, charter a private sail or head out deep-sea fishing.
  • Watch humpback whales migrate past the island in spring.
  • Descend the stone staircase into Crystal and Fantasy Caves, thought to be millions of years old.
  • Roam the cobbled streets of St George’s, then trace the island’s seafaring past at the National Museum of Bermuda.
  • Browse local crafts at the Bermuda Craft Market in Dockyard, see the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art and take in the outdoor murals in Hamilton.
  • Watch Gombey dancers parade in bright costumes, a Bermudian tradition.
  • Walk or cycle the historic Railway Trail, or follow the shaded paths of Tom Moore’s Jungle to a viewing deck over a blue sea pool.
  • Taste Bermuda’s food, from a traditional codfish breakfast to fish chowder with a splash of black rum, mussel pie and fish sandwiches.
  • Play a round on one of Bermuda’s seven golf courses.