The Fairmont runs a free ferry shuttle back and forth between its location on the south shore, and the main town Hamilton, which is inside the enclosed harbour known as The Great Sound (where the Americas cup races were held last year).
The ferry takes about 30 minutes and the trip is spectacular in its own right as it passes some spectacular waterfront villas.
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Other options for getting around are the public buses and ferries, or taxis. Bermuda is one of the few places in the world where tourists are not allowed to hire cars.
You can however, as of quite recently, hire a small electric Twizy vehicle. This has an unusual layout that seats two people in single file (think Maverick and Goose in an F14).
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Or you can hire a motor scoter. Normally something I wouldn't do on holiday, but the whole island has a 35kph speed limit, so it's a lot safer than riding a scooter in say Asia.