Bermuda offers a well-organized bus system with 11 routes centered on Hamilton, complemented by four ferry routes providing fast and affordable island-wide coverage. Frequent schedules, integrated ticketing, and recent electrification of buses enhance service quality, though multiple transfers may be needed for some trips.

The island has 447 km of paved roads, including 225 km of public roads. Roads are generally well-maintained with good signage and safety features. The limited road network and vehicle import caps help manage congestion, but the narrow island geography restricts highway development.

Bermuda has solid internet infrastructure with average broadband speeds around 100 Mbps, supported by growing fiber optic availability in urban areas. Mobile internet is reliable with expanding 5G coverage. Rural connectivity is generally good given the island's small size.

Avg: 100+ Mbps • Growing fiber coverage mainly in urban centers

Bermuda has one major international airport providing direct connections primarily to North America and the UK. The airport is well-equipped but limited in scale, with no domestic flights due to the island's small size. Three additional smaller airports support general aviation.

Hubs: L.F. Wade International Airport (BDA)