Visitors can spend the day gambling at Borgata or the Hard Rock before enjoying some tax-free retail therapy. Drive times from both cities are even less, and the Atlantic City International Airport is there for those coming from further afield. NJ Transit transports travelers from Philadelphia in an hour-and-a-half, while New Yorkers can get there in three hours via Amtrak and NJ Transit.
The "Las Vegas of the east" doesn't disappoint those looking for a weekend of glitz and glamour. The island is home to an array of high-end, seaside hotels, but it's hard to beat the downtown convenience of the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club or Rosewood Bermuda's tranquil elegance. For a night of fine dining, head to the capital city of Hamilton for an upscale seafood dinner at Barracuda Grill. When it comes to dining options, a fish sandwich and a Dark 'n' Stormy at Woody's in Somerset is a must.
Active visitors can walk, run, or bike a section of the 18-mile Bermuda Railway Trail or check out the island's shoreline by kayak. Bermuda is home to dramatic underground caves (don't miss Crystal and Fantasy Caves) and Blue Hole Park, where walking trails traverse coastal cliffs, caverns, and lagoons. When you've had your fill of seaside fun, explore the other side of the island.
The island's swathes of pink sand are one-of-a-kind, so rent a scooter or hop in a taxi to hit Bermuda's best - big names include Elbow Beach, Horseshoe Bay Beach, and Warwick Long Bay. Of all the international weekend getaways the East Coast offers, Bermuda is by far the dreamiest. And thanks to two-and-a-half hour daily flights from New York, an island escape is more than doable. For the ultimate change of scenery - think hammocks strung over turquoise waters, underground caves, and an island vibe - there's nothing like a trip to the island of Bermuda.
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