One young girl, Charlotte, came to see the King and got to shake his hand.
“I’m never washing my hand again”, she told the BBC.
Charlotte’s mother Jennifer recounted how her own mother brought her to see Queen Elizabeth II on one of her six visits to the territory.
King Charles then went on to visit The Living Classroom on Bermuda’s Trunk Island, an initiative for young people to learn about the island’s eco-system.
During the visit, Bermuda Zoological Society (BZS) staff performed a health check on a Bermuda Longtail, also known as a white-tailed tropic bird.
BZS are also celebrating the 100th anniversary of the island’s aquarium museum, for which the King stopped by to cut the cake.
In addition to events on land, the King also took a boat trip with Bermuda’s coastguard, and heard about their work tackling illegal fishing and smuggling.