The tournament runs from Monday, December 7, through Sunday, December 13, 2026, at Coral Beach & Tennis Club in Paget, Bermuda. It is listed as both a USTA Level 2 tournament and an ITF Masters MT700 event, bringing together local and visiting adult players for singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. The USTA listing shows a $100 player entry price. Spectator admission and public access arrangements have not been confirmed in the event information reviewed.
For players, the dates and venue are clear enough to start planning. For tennis fans, the key is to check the club’s viewing arrangements before making a journey to watch. Coral Beach is a private club, so a tournament on its grounds should not be mistaken for unrestricted public access to every facility.
"The Bermuda Breeze Tennis Championships bring together local and visiting players for a week of competitive tennis against the stunning backdrop of Bermuda's South Shore."
Bermuda Breeze 2026 Dates and Venue
Mark Your Calendar for December 7 to 13, 2026
December 7 to 13, 2026 is the confirmed tournament window. The International Tennis Federation lists the event as MT700 Warwick, titled The Bermuda Breeze Tennis Championships, while the USTA lists it as a Level 2 competition. Bermuda’s tourism listing also confirms the December 7 to 13, 2026 dates.
The matches are scheduled at Coral Beach & Tennis Club, 34 South Shore Road, in the Paget area. You may also see Warwick in an ITF listing. That is part of the tournament designation and address information; the venue to use for your travel plans is Coral Beach & Tennis Club.
Bermuda tourism’s event calendar displays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. as the daily event window. That is useful for a broad itinerary, but it does not mean matches will run continuously throughout those hours. Players should rely on the current order of play for their specific court and start time.
What Kind of Tournament Is It?
Understanding the Competition Format
The Bermuda Breeze Tennis Championships are an adult competitive tournament, not an exhibition by touring professional stars. The USTA Level 2 designation and ITF Masters MT700 classification mean eligible players can compete for ranking points under the rules of the relevant circuits. Bermuda tourism describes a program of singles, doubles, and mixed doubles on clay.
For Bermudian players, hosting a ranked event at home can mean competing with overseas entrants without leaving the island.
That format creates a varied week. Singles puts one player’s choices under the spotlight; doubles bring teamwork and positioning into every point; mixed doubles add another draw for eligible partners. The exact age divisions, draw sizes, match times, and conditions should be checked in the current tournament registration and fact sheet before entering.
Coral Beach & Tennis Club: The Playing Setting
A Venue with a View
Coral Beach & Tennis Club occupies 26 acres along Bermuda’s South Shore. Its grounds include gardens, accommodation, dining spaces, and eight championship clay courts. That combination gives the tournament its distinctive feel: a serious week of tennis in a setting where the ocean is never far from view.
The club's courts are described as Har-Tru clay, a surface that rewards movement, patience, and thoughtful point-building.
Coral Beach also has a private beach and other club facilities. Those amenities are not automatically included with a tournament entry or a visitor’s wish to watch. Accommodation guests, club members, registered players, and spectators can have different access rights. Ask what your booking or tournament status includes before planning a beach afternoon or a meal on the property.
A Little Bermuda Tennis History
From Paget Parish to the World
Tennis has an unusually deep connection with Bermuda. The island’s tourism account traces that story to 1874, when Mary Outerbridge encountered the game in Paget Parish and later carried equipment back to New York. She became associated with the introduction of tennis to the United States.
That history gives a South Shore tournament a pleasing sense of place. Bermuda Breeze is a modern ranked competition, but it unfolds on an island with a long relationship to the sport. You do not need to know that story to enjoy a rally; once you do, it adds another dimension to the week.
Bermuda Breeze 2026 Registration and Price
Get Ready to Compete
The USTA tournament listing shows $100.00 for the December 7 to 13, 2026 Bermuda Breeze Tennis Championships. It identifies the tournament as Level 2, names Coral Beach & Tennis Club as the venue, and gives tournament ID 26-45411.
Treat $100 as the published player registration figure on that listing, not as a spectator ticket or an all-inclusive holiday cost. Before paying, check the registration page for eligibility, which draws you can enter, any additional transaction charges, withdrawal rules, and the current entry deadline. The reviewed public excerpts do not establish all of those details.
The ITF lists Monika Rowat as tournament director and provides a club tournament contact. The tournament venue telephone number on the ITF listing is +1 441 239 7216. That is a useful point of contact if your entry depends on a specific eligibility or schedule question.
Can Visitors Watch?
Navigating Spectator Access
Bermuda’s tourism page describes the event’s admission in terms of USTA and ITF registered players. It does not publish a general spectator price or public viewing policy. Local coverage said spectators were welcome at the 2025 championships, but an arrangement reported for last year is not an access guarantee for December 2026.
Confirming before you go is more considerate of the club and much easier than arriving to find that your expected entrance is not open to visitors.
If you want to watch matches, ask Coral Beach & Tennis Club which courts spectators can reach, whether registration is needed, and whether non-members may enter the grounds. This matters especially because the venue is a private club.
Planning a December Tennis Trip to Bermuda
Maximize Your Tournament Experience
A tournament trip is easier when your itinerary leaves room for changing match times. The event covers seven days, but your own schedule will depend on your draw and results. If you are playing, avoid putting a nonrefundable activity immediately after a match you hope to win.
Coral Beach offers accommodation on its grounds. Bermuda tourism describes cottages, rooms, and suites among its facilities; a separate tennis-travel guide says the club is offering a special stay rate for 2026 tournament players, without publishing a fixed price. Confirm availability, conditions, and access directly before booking.
If you stay elsewhere, plan your journeys around South Shore Road in Paget and the time on the daily order of play. Bermuda’s December weather is generally cooler than its summer weather; the island tourism guide describes typical tennis-season temperatures in the 60s and 70s °F. Check the forecast and bring layers you can remove before play.
A practical checklist helps:
- Confirm your draw and match time through the current tournament information, not a general 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. event listing.
- Check entry eligibility and categories before purchasing the $100 player registration.
- Ask about court access if you hope to practise at Coral Beach before your first match.
- Confirm spectator and club access for friends or family travelling with you.
- Allow for weather changes when planning outdoor play and other island activities.
Enjoying Bermuda Beyond the Courts
Explore the Island's Beauty
A free afternoon is an opportunity to see more than your tournament venue. Bermuda’s South Shore is known for its coastal scenery and pink-sand beaches. Leave time to walk somewhere open to the public, take photographs, and enjoy the shift from match-day concentration to island pace.
Hamilton offers shops, dining, and an easy change of scene if you want an evening away from the club. If you have a full day, St. George’s brings a different side of Bermuda’s history through its old streets and museums. Neither outing needs to be squeezed into a tightly timed tournament day; keep your plans flexible until you know your draw.
If you would like an additional hit, Bermuda tourism notes that visitors can book courts at the government-run W.E.R. Joell Tennis Stadium near Hamilton. That may be more straightforward than assuming practice access at a private club. Confirm court availability and any fee before travelling there.
The Bermuda Breeze Championships are appealing precisely because the tennis and the island can share the week. Play your match with full attention. Then, when the day’s competition is done, go and see the place that gives the tournament its name.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Things People Always Want to Know
When are the Bermuda Breeze Tennis Championships 2026?
The championships run from Monday, December 7, through Sunday, December 13, 2026. The ITF, USTA, and Bermuda tourism listings agree on those dates.
Where is the Bermuda Breeze tennis tournament held?
It takes place at Coral Beach & Tennis Club, 34 South Shore Road, Paget, Bermuda. Some ITF information also uses Warwick in its tournament designation.
What surface is used at Bermuda Breeze 2026?
The ITF lists outdoor clay. Bermuda tourism describes the Coral Beach courts as Har-Tru clay.
How much does it cost to enter Bermuda Breeze 2026?
The USTA listing shows $100.00 for the 2026 tournament. Check the registration details for eligibility, available draws, and any additional charges before paying.
Is Bermuda Breeze 2026 an ITF tournament?
Yes. The ITF lists it as MT700 Warwick, under the name The Bermuda Breeze Tennis Championships. It is also listed as a USTA Level 2 tournament.
Can non-players watch the matches?
A 2026 general spectator price and access policy have not been published in the reviewed event information. Spectators were welcomed in local coverage of the 2025 edition, but check with Coral Beach & Tennis Club before attending this year.
Are there singles and doubles events?
Bermuda tourism describes singles, doubles, and mixed doubles as part of the championship. Confirm your eligible division and its entry conditions in the current registration details.
Verified Information at a Glance
- Event category: Adult competitive tennis tournament.
- Event name: Bermuda Breeze Tennis Championships 2026.
- Confirmed dates: December 7 to 13, 2026.
- Venue: Coral Beach & Tennis Club, 34 South Shore Road, Paget, Bermuda.
- Tournament classifications: USTA Level 2 and ITF Masters MT700.
- Playing surface: Outdoor clay, described locally as Har-Tru clay.
- Listed disciplines: Singles, doubles, and mixed doubles.
- Published player registration price: $100.00 on the USTA listing; verify final registration terms before paying.
- Tournament ID: 26-45411 on the USTA listing.
- Tournament director: Monika Rowat, as listed by the ITF.
- Venue contact: +1 441 239 7216, as listed by the ITF.
- Published spectator price or general access policy: Not confirmed for 2026 in the reviewed information.
- Individual match schedule: Check the current order of play; a general daily event window is not a confirmed time for every match.
Put December 7 to 13, 2026, on your calendar if competitive tennis and Bermuda’s South Shore sound like your kind of week. Enter the draw that suits you, or confirm a place to watch, then give yourself time to enjoy the island after the last point.
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