Welcome to the End-to-End

The 2012 Catlin End-to-End was a success in what the Bermuda Sun calls "an astonishing mobilization of the island."  More than 2,600 people walked, rode, swam, and rowed the length of Bermuda to raise funds for local charities.

Pledging continues for several weeks (both online or dropoff at the Catlin offices in the Washington House building at 18 Church Street) before we can announce the final tally that will be funded to the 2012 recipients:  Age Concern, The Adult Education Centre, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Open Airways, The Family Centre, St. John Ambulance, and YouthNet.

For reporting and great images from the event, please visit:

IMPORTANT:  All advance tickets for the early Hamilton - St. George's ferry have been distributed.  Please do not go to the ferry terminal if you do not have an advance ticket, as no additional tickets will be available at the terminal.  With all the bikes, we must control the number of passengers.

The St George's ferry leaves at 8:30 am and is free thanks to the kind sponsorship of Marsh Bowring.

Returning from Dockyard to Hamilton, ferries are free thanks to the kind support of the Department of Marine & Ports if you show your E2E number.  Capacity of each ferry is limited to 350 persons.

Ferry departure times from Dockyard: 1:30pm, 2:00pm, 2:30pm, 3:00pm, 3:30pm, 4:30pm, 5pm, 5:30pm.

Back in 1996, well known Bermudian calypsonian Gene Steede penned a song celebrating the personal challenges and triumphs of walking the End-to-End.  For those who have slogged those weary miles, you'll recognise the joys of reaching Dockyard with "de agony of de feet".