You fancy a day of charting lovely Bermuda. But you own a pair of unyielding, lazy legs that constantly seeks ease and comfort above anything else. Well, do not fret for this enchanting island boasts of an array of quick and easy options for the insatiably comfortable traveler like yourself.

 There is the taxi. Taxis are the most convenient and practical means of transportation in Bermuda, as is anywhere in the world. New York cabbies may be notorious for unfair fare rates - hence passengers are advised to agree on a price before they get in - but Bermuda taxi drivers beg to differ. They are honorable, as they are friendly. They even laudably conduct themselves as the island’s public information officers and/or tour guides! All taxis here are metered, so you are sure that you are never going to argue regarding fares with any of them.

 Bus stops abound everywhere in Bermuda. If you feel like mingling with a whole bunch of people, then taking the bus may be a good alternative. Designated by color-coded bus stops, trips are usually bound to (pink) and from (blue) Hamilton. Buses are abundant and service most areas of interest. Bring with you exact change of coins though.

 For the free spirited, scooting around would be the coolest thing to do while in Bermuda. With this motorized two-wheeled vehicle, you do not only experience firsthand the pureness of the wind while passing through winding roads and quaint pink houses. Most importantly you get to wander at your own pace.

 Gas stations, which are mostly open from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm daily, are everywhere to fill up gasoline-deficient tanks. But please abide by Bermuda’s road rules for safety’s sake. Bermudians drive on the left-hand side of the road; the speed limit is 35 kilometers per hour; scooter drivers and passengers are required, by law, to wear securely fastened safety helmets at all times; and children under 16 years are not allowed to drive motor scooters.Ride bicycles instead, kids!

 Ferries are another means of local transportation in Bermuda. If you have gone tired of land roving and would prefer taking in the luscious scenery from a distance, the rails of ferryboats are fit for your type. Ferry (and bus) passengers may consider the prevalent and handy “Transportation Pass” available for one, three, and seven days of unlimited use on the ferries (and buses). Get it at the Central Terminal, the Visitors’ Service Bureau in Hamilton, and at authorized outlets.Contact your hotel concierge or host for more information, help and/or directions.