Surf and Swim Shop

Boarding passes and beach bags end up together at Surf and Swim Shop.

This small shop sits airside at L.F. Wade International Airport (BDA), a last call for beach gear before you fly out of Bermuda. It leans hard into resort basics: swimsuits, flip-flops, cover-ups, and sun hats you can throw straight into your carry-on. Prices run higher than island supermarkets, but lower than some hotel boutiques, so it’s a reasonable fix if you forgot something essential.

Stock centers on warm‑weather needs: SPF sunscreen in multiple strengths, reef‑safe options, kids’ floaties, goggles, and basic snorkel sets. You’ll also see branded Bermuda T‑shirts and caps if you need a quick souvenir that actually fits in a personal item. Sizes in swimwear skew toward mainstream S–XL; if you’re outside that range, treat this more as an emergency option than a full wardrobe stop.

The shop keeps typical airport retail hours, opening in the morning ahead of the first US and UK departures and usually staying open through the late‑afternoon bank of flights. That timing means you can replace broken goggles after a 10 a.m. hotel checkout and still make a midday departure. Payment is straightforward: major credit cards accepted, Bermuda dollars and US dollars both common at the register.

Smart move: check your checked bag for wet items before you drop it, then hit Surf and Swim Shop for a dry swimsuit or cover‑up if something never dried at the hotel; it beats flying home in damp gear under your clothes.