end-to-end

Fun Raising for Bermuda

Have fun while supporting Bermuda's good causes!
 
Funds raised in our 2010 event will support the Adult Education Centre, Alzheimer's Family Support Group, Bermuda School of Music, Chewstick Foundation, The Family Centre, Greenrock, Keep Bermuda Beautiful, The Reading Clinic, Sandys 360 Foundation, and Windreach.

2010 Thank You

The Catlin End-to-End raised $335,000 for 10 local charities in 2010.  Thank you to all our participants and their supporters!

Read more about the good causes supported by the End-to-End.

  

Event Details

Bermuda end-to-end

The Catlin End-to-End is committed to providing a range of outdoor activities that appeal to the maximum number of participants, volunteer marshals, and spectators from all aspects of the Bermuda community.

For Walkers

End-to-End (ETE), 40km/24.1miles starts at 8 am at King’s Square, St.George

Middle-to-End (MTE), 24km/14.7miles starts at 10 am at Albuoy’s Point, Hamilton

Fun Walk, 5km/3miles starts at 2 pm at Sandys Middle School Playing Field.  Free rides from Dockyard back to parking starting at 4 pm provided by Project Action.

For Bicyclists

End-to-End-to-End cyclists, 8:00 am start at Dockyard

ETE cyclists, 10 am start at King’s Square, St.George

MTE cyclists, 11 am start at Bermuda College in Paget

For Swimmers

10:30 am check in at Watford Bridge (East Jetty) for 11:30 am start. Note: swimming is organised by the Bermuda Masters Swimming Association and is dependant on good weather conditions. Contact 799-9137 for information.  This year the route has changed, starting on the jetty on the south side of Watford Bridge, swimming under the bridge and along the northern shore of Ireland Island and finishing at Snorkel Park. The distance is 3600 meters or 2.25 miles.

For Rowers

Start from White's Island at 7:30 am at Whites Island. Please reconfirm start time with Bermuda Rowing Association

For Equestrians

Start on the Railway Trail in Paget at 9:00 am.

At the Finish

There will be entertainment at the Royal Naval Dockyard from 1:30pm-4:30pm featuring live music.  The Explorer of the Seas will be at King's Wharf.

Transportation

There will be special buses from Hamilton Bus Terminal to St George at 7 am for $5.  Tokens are available at registration.

9:00am ferry will be available from Hamilton to St.George’s, at the price of $15 per person, and bicycles are permitted. Tickets are available as participant boards the ferry. Exact change is necessary.

Free ferries from Dockyard to Hamilton (on regular schedule) if you show your event number.

Sweeper vans will be provided by Open Airways to assist last-arriving participants with transportation to Dockyard.

Other Activities

At the "End" get a free picture of your achievement to take home! M3 Wireless also offers fresh fruit in the Green Zone and a towel to help soothe your sore limbs.  Entertainment provided by the Bermuda School of Music Steel Pan Orchestra and Friends of Chewstick

At noon, the Premier will open the Northwest Ramparts which connect the Maritime Museum and Casements (which will eventually house the National Museum of Bermuda).  The Maritime Museum will have an open house from 10am to 4pm, including Dolphin Quest, with all sorts of family fun activities.

A visiting group of Harley Davidson owners will be touring Bermuda that day.  Efforts are being made to coordinate with them to avoid traffic conflicts.