St. Georges is beautiful with interesting historical landmarks such as old stone army forts from the 1800s. If you go to Bermuda it makes a nice day trip. Bermuda is a great place to go if you want to relax. Just be warned that it's a lot further North than the other islands so if you go during the winter or early March like I did you will definitely need a coat

St. George itself is actually a rather small town, easy to see on foot, but there's a wealth of history to take in. Sites relating to both British and American (particularly the Civil War--Bermuda was a storage point for British armaments destined for the Confederacy) history abound. As for the rest of Bermuda, it's a beautiful place, with friendly people and magnificent views. However, don't come here expecting sprawling resorts and wild nightlife like in Jamaica, the Bahamas, and the Virgin Islands. Bermuda is a much more stoic place, built upon the old British traditions. Definitely not a place to bring small children.

Bermuda in general is a beautiful place with nice people. However, it's very expensive (and very small), and there's not exactly an abundance of things to see and do.