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BEST BEACH WEATHER. May to October is the summer season and the beach time in Bermuda. This is the time when the weather is at its best. The day temperature averages to high 80s (°F) and at night it comes down to high 60s. The mornings are great and warm, THINGS TO DO IN BERMUDA IN AUGUST August is one of the busiest months in Bermuda in terms of tourist footfall with the maximum number of tourist attractions to explore. Tiny, though it is, the island offers a vast choice in exciting activities and interesting things to see and do during this time ofthe year.
WORKING IN BERMUDA
The positives of living and working in Bermuda easily outweigh the negatives. An island with turquoise Atlantic surrounding it, the amazing marine life, the pristine pink beaches, warm weather, friendly natives, and all this accompanied with great food and modern amenities is a dream for many. COMPLETE GUIDE TO KINGS WHARF BERMUDA Kings Wharf is the original cruise pier in Royal Naval Dockyard which is the largest port in Bermuda where many large cruise ships dock. Most cruise lines show the destination as Kings Wharf in their cruise schedules, and therefore visitors tend to think that Kings Wharf isthe cruise port.
MOVING TO AND LIVING IN BERMUDA Bermuda is by and large a safe place to live in for women who wish to and get the opportunity to move here. Women can join the International Women’s Club of Bermuda (IWC), which welcomes women from all over the globe living on the island. Started in the year 1981, the club now holds a membership of more than 200 women. BERMUDA WEATHER IN SEPTEMBER Bermuda Weather in September. While Bermuda weather in September becomes a little cooler compared to August, it can be still quite hot and humid. The temperature varies between an average high of 84 degree Fahrenheit to a low of 76 degree. The average water temperature is about 84 degree. Water visibility increases to 80-100 feet. MOWING AND WATERING BERMUDA GRASS June - August. During the summer time, you need to water the soil to a depth of 4 to 6 inches, and preferably in the morning. You can push in a thin wire rod to determine the level of the moisture. Bermuda grass needs 1 to 1.25 inches of water on a weekly basis to retain its color during summer. On sandy soils it requires more frequent watering BERMUDA CRUISE PORTS Update October 2011: A study by the Ministry of Transport showed that cruise ships that are longer than 680-foot and wider than 94-foot can no longer safely navigate through the Town Cut channel and dock at the St. George's Port. So out of the total of 165 cruise ships that presently operate to Bermuda from US and Europe, only 26 can enter through this channel.ELLEN AUSTIN
Ellen Austin. The Mystery Explored. The Ellen Austin was a 210-feet American schooner, a large multi-masted ship weighing over 1,800 tons. The ship was manufactured way back in 1854 in Maine. She used to ply between London (Liverpool) and New York over the fabled Bermuda Triangle zone in the Atlantic ocean. In 1881 during one of her London THINGS TO DO IN BERMUDA IN APRIL Events and Festivals held in April. Peppercorn Ceremony: This is a traditional event held annually at King's Square, St. George. Dignitaries and government officials attend this very important ceremony that comprises of a parade in full traditional costume. BEST TIME TO VISIT BERMUDABERMUDA TRIANGLEGETTING A JOBBERMUDA WEATHERIN JANUARY
BEST BEACH WEATHER. May to October is the summer season and the beach time in Bermuda. This is the time when the weather is at its best. The day temperature averages to high 80s (°F) and at night it comes down to high 60s. The mornings are great and warm, THINGS TO DO IN BERMUDA IN AUGUST August is one of the busiest months in Bermuda in terms of tourist footfall with the maximum number of tourist attractions to explore. Tiny, though it is, the island offers a vast choice in exciting activities and interesting things to see and do during this time ofthe year.
WORKING IN BERMUDA
The positives of living and working in Bermuda easily outweigh the negatives. An island with turquoise Atlantic surrounding it, the amazing marine life, the pristine pink beaches, warm weather, friendly natives, and all this accompanied with great food and modern amenities is a dream for many.WORKING IN BERMUDA
The positives of living and working in Bermuda easily outweigh the negatives. An island with turquoise Atlantic surrounding it, the amazing marine life, the pristine pink beaches, warm weather, friendly natives, and all this accompanied with great food and modern amenities is a dream for many. THINGS TO DO IN BERMUDA IN AUGUST August is one of the busiest months in Bermuda in terms of tourist footfall with the maximum number of tourist attractions to explore. Tiny, though it is, the island offers a vast choice in exciting activities and interesting things to see and do during this time ofthe year.
HOW TO SEE TURTLES IN BERMUDA 1) St. Daivd's Island: Clearwater Beach, Turtle Bay, Long Bay etc. The shallow water sea grass beds here are great habitats for green turtles. 2) Castle Harbor: You may see turtles heading for the sandy flats during the change in tide. 3) Hog Bay Beach: Has shallow sea grass beds ideal for turtles. 5) Take a Glass Bottom Boat Tour in the HORIZONS AND COTTAGES BERMUDA One of Bermuda's oldest and charming plantation estates, Horizons and Cottages was built some three centuries ago. It provides one of the finest views of ocean and countryside on the island. It was at one time the home of the Middleton family, and over the years the land surrounding it was given to such varied activities as farming,quarrying
BERMUDA CRUISE PORTS Update October 2011: A study by the Ministry of Transport showed that cruise ships that are longer than 680-foot and wider than 94-foot can no longer safely navigate through the Town Cut channel and dock at the St. George's Port. So out of the total of 165 cruise ships that presently operate to Bermuda from US and Europe, only 26 can enter through this channel.ELLEN AUSTIN
Ellen Austin. The Mystery Explored. The Ellen Austin was a 210-feet American schooner, a large multi-masted ship weighing over 1,800 tons. The ship was manufactured way back in 1854 in Maine. She used to ply between London (Liverpool) and New York over the fabled Bermuda Triangle zone in the Atlantic ocean. In 1881 during one of her London MAP OF ST. GEORGE TOWN BERMUDA The map below shows all the important places and tourist attractions in St. George's Town. Just below the map, I have provided links for detailed information about all the places that are marked in the map including their pictures, contacts and opening hours. BERMUDA EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Bermuda Employment Opportunities. To get an employment in Bermuda and then be working and living there, a non-Bermudian will require a job plus a Work Permit. The work permit application is made by the employer and is issued by the Bermuda Department of Immigration. However, before the application for work permit can be made, theemployer needs
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Sarah Sally Basset. This is a true story of Sarah Bassett (popularly known as Sally Bassett) who was a slave in Bermuda during the 18th century. Bermuda was then a British colonial island. The ghastly act on the day of June 21, 1730 when she was burned alive at Crow Lane near the Hamilton Harbor remains as a poignant chapter of slavehistory to
BEST GROCERY & FOOD STORES IN BERMUDA The good ones will not only give you a range of food items including chicken, meat, fish and eggs, fresh vegetables (with options for organic produce, vegan and gluten free) etc and also several other items that are usually found in convenient stores (for example phonecards etc).
THINGS TO DO IN BERMUDA IN AUGUSTTHINGS TO DO IN BERMUDA AT NIGHTFREE THINGS TO DO IN BERMUDANOTHING TO DO IN BERMUDAWHAT TO SEE IN BERMUDAWHAT IS THERE TO DO IN BERMUDA August is one of the busiest months in Bermuda in terms of tourist footfall with the maximum number of tourist attractions to explore. Tiny, though it is, the island offers a vast choice in exciting activities and interesting things to see and do during this time ofthe year.
BERMUDA SUNSET & SIGHTSEEING CRUISESBERMUDA SUNSET PHOTOSBERMUDA SUNSET TIMEBERMUDA SUNSET CRUISE RUM SWIZZLEBERMUDA CRUISE PORTBERMUDA CRUISES FROM FLORIDAHAMILTON SUNSET SAIL The company Rising Son Cruises offers cruise tours where you sail away on a open type catamaran and enjoy sightseeing of Bermuda's magnificent shoreline. You will enjoy a complimentary rum swizzle on board as island style music plays in the background. The boat sails through Hamilton harbor and you get wonderful view of the city. HORIZONS AND COTTAGES BERMUDABLUE HORIZON BERMUDAVILLAS FOR RENT INBERMUDA
One of Bermuda's oldest and charming plantation estates, Horizons and Cottages was built some three centuries ago. It provides one of the finest views of ocean and countryside on the island. It was at one time the home of the Middleton family, and over the years the land surrounding it was given to such varied activities as farming,quarrying
WITCHCRAFT IN BERMUDA TRIANGLE Witchcraft in Bermuda Triangle. Witchcraft was a 23-foot long luxury cabin cruiser owned by Burrack, owner of a hotel. On December 22, 1967 he invited his close friend Father Patrick Horgan to show him the wonderful Christmas lights along the shoreline of Miami at night. Their plan was not to go too far. Instead go offshore for about a mile BERMUDA HOTEL MAPACCOMMODATIONS IN BERMUDAHOTEL ROOMS IN BERMUDAHOTELS IN BERMUDA GOOGLEMAP SHOWING BERMUDA HOTELS Bermuda Hotel Map. Below is a map showing location of hotels, resorts, guesthouses, apartments and other accommodations in Bermuda, and all of them are well-known lodgings in the island in their respective category. Each number on the map corresponds to a hotel in that location whose link is given in the table below the map. MAGNETIC DISTURBANCES & ANOMALIES IN BERMUDA TRIANGLE Magnetic Disturbances & Anomalies. In Bermuda Triangle. It has been hypothesized that the interference of local magnetic disturbances and anomalies results into faulty reading of the compass and as a consequence ships and planes in Bermuda Triangle were misdirected and eventually were lost. Let's explore the credibility of suchhypothesis.
BEST FISHING LOCATIONS IN BERMUDA WATERSINSHORE FISHING IN BERMUDAFLY FISHING BERMUDASPORT FISHING BERMUDABERMUDA FISHING BOATSBERMUDA FISHING CALENDARBERMUDA FISHING CHARTERS Challenger Bank is the closest and is about 12 miles away from the south western coast. Further away (about 30 miles from the coast) is the Argus Bank. And at the North Eastern water area is the Bowditch Seamount which too is about 30 miles away from Bermuda's coastline. I would highly recommend that you reach the boat dock early in themorning
BERMUDA WEATHER IN SEPTEMBER Bermuda Weather in September. While Bermuda weather in September becomes a little cooler compared to August, it can be still quite hot and humid. The temperature varies between an average high of 84 degree Fahrenheit to a low of 76 degree. The average water temperature is about 84 degree. Water visibility increases to 80-100 feet. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH BERMUDA The buses can drop you either at the junction of Harrington Sound Road/Wilkinson Avenue or on North Shore Road opposite to Trinity Church Road. Postal Address: Holy Trinity Church, PO Box CR 186, Hamilton Parish, CR BX, Bermuda. Phone: 441/293-5366 (Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9.00am ZOYSIA VS BERMUDA GRASS: WHICH IS BETTER FOR YOUR LAWN? Zoysia is far slower to grow and fill up the lawn compared to Bermuda grass. Although in ideal conditions, Zoysia can fully grow and cover the lawn in one year, but more often than not, it would take 2 to 3 years for its full growth and coverage. And once it covers up the lawn, it forms a thick mat of grass which is very pleasing to theeyes.
THINGS TO DO IN BERMUDA IN AUGUSTTHINGS TO DO IN BERMUDA AT NIGHTFREE THINGS TO DO IN BERMUDANOTHING TO DO IN BERMUDAWHAT TO SEE IN BERMUDAWHAT IS THERE TO DO IN BERMUDA August is one of the busiest months in Bermuda in terms of tourist footfall with the maximum number of tourist attractions to explore. Tiny, though it is, the island offers a vast choice in exciting activities and interesting things to see and do during this time ofthe year.
BERMUDA SUNSET & SIGHTSEEING CRUISESBERMUDA SUNSET PHOTOSBERMUDA SUNSET TIMEBERMUDA SUNSET CRUISE RUM SWIZZLEBERMUDA CRUISE PORTBERMUDA CRUISES FROM FLORIDAHAMILTON SUNSET SAIL The company Rising Son Cruises offers cruise tours where you sail away on a open type catamaran and enjoy sightseeing of Bermuda's magnificent shoreline. You will enjoy a complimentary rum swizzle on board as island style music plays in the background. The boat sails through Hamilton harbor and you get wonderful view of the city. HORIZONS AND COTTAGES BERMUDABLUE HORIZON BERMUDAVILLAS FOR RENT INBERMUDA
One of Bermuda's oldest and charming plantation estates, Horizons and Cottages was built some three centuries ago. It provides one of the finest views of ocean and countryside on the island. It was at one time the home of the Middleton family, and over the years the land surrounding it was given to such varied activities as farming,quarrying
WITCHCRAFT IN BERMUDA TRIANGLE Witchcraft in Bermuda Triangle. Witchcraft was a 23-foot long luxury cabin cruiser owned by Burrack, owner of a hotel. On December 22, 1967 he invited his close friend Father Patrick Horgan to show him the wonderful Christmas lights along the shoreline of Miami at night. Their plan was not to go too far. Instead go offshore for about a mile BERMUDA HOTEL MAPACCOMMODATIONS IN BERMUDAHOTEL ROOMS IN BERMUDAHOTELS IN BERMUDA GOOGLEMAP SHOWING BERMUDA HOTELS Bermuda Hotel Map. Below is a map showing location of hotels, resorts, guesthouses, apartments and other accommodations in Bermuda, and all of them are well-known lodgings in the island in their respective category. Each number on the map corresponds to a hotel in that location whose link is given in the table below the map. MAGNETIC DISTURBANCES & ANOMALIES IN BERMUDA TRIANGLE Magnetic Disturbances & Anomalies. In Bermuda Triangle. It has been hypothesized that the interference of local magnetic disturbances and anomalies results into faulty reading of the compass and as a consequence ships and planes in Bermuda Triangle were misdirected and eventually were lost. Let's explore the credibility of suchhypothesis.
BEST FISHING LOCATIONS IN BERMUDA WATERSINSHORE FISHING IN BERMUDAFLY FISHING BERMUDASPORT FISHING BERMUDABERMUDA FISHING BOATSBERMUDA FISHING CALENDARBERMUDA FISHING CHARTERS Challenger Bank is the closest and is about 12 miles away from the south western coast. Further away (about 30 miles from the coast) is the Argus Bank. And at the North Eastern water area is the Bowditch Seamount which too is about 30 miles away from Bermuda's coastline. I would highly recommend that you reach the boat dock early in themorning
BERMUDA WEATHER IN SEPTEMBER Bermuda Weather in September. While Bermuda weather in September becomes a little cooler compared to August, it can be still quite hot and humid. The temperature varies between an average high of 84 degree Fahrenheit to a low of 76 degree. The average water temperature is about 84 degree. Water visibility increases to 80-100 feet. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH BERMUDA The buses can drop you either at the junction of Harrington Sound Road/Wilkinson Avenue or on North Shore Road opposite to Trinity Church Road. Postal Address: Holy Trinity Church, PO Box CR 186, Hamilton Parish, CR BX, Bermuda. Phone: 441/293-5366 (Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9.00am ZOYSIA VS BERMUDA GRASS: WHICH IS BETTER FOR YOUR LAWN? Zoysia is far slower to grow and fill up the lawn compared to Bermuda grass. Although in ideal conditions, Zoysia can fully grow and cover the lawn in one year, but more often than not, it would take 2 to 3 years for its full growth and coverage. And once it covers up the lawn, it forms a thick mat of grass which is very pleasing to theeyes.
WORKING IN BERMUDA
The positives of living and working in Bermuda easily outweigh the negatives. An island with turquoise Atlantic surrounding it, the amazing marine life, the pristine pink beaches, warm weather, friendly natives, and all this accompanied with great food and modern amenities is a dream for many. BERMUDA SUNSET & SIGHTSEEING CRUISES Several operators in the island offer boating and sailing tours of various types. There are sunset sailing cruises where you can watch wonderful sunset on the Atlantic while enjoying an island cocktail, there are sailing tours to show you the sights along the shoreline, watch partially submerged shipwrecks etc, and there are even boat tours to view marine nightlife. THINGS TO DO IN BERMUDA IN JULY Bermuda Cup Match: Usually held end of July or early August, is the biggest event on the island. The islanders enjoy four continuous holidays during the cup match days (including weekends) and the island activities virtually become stand still. Soca vs. Reggae Event: This is an after party musical event following the Cup Match. COMPLETE GUIDE TO KINGS WHARF BERMUDA Kings Wharf is the original cruise pier in Royal Naval Dockyard which is the largest port in Bermuda where many large cruise ships dock. Most cruise lines show the destination as Kings Wharf in their cruise schedules, and therefore visitors tend to think that Kings Wharf isthe cruise port.
BERMUDA HOTEL MAP
Bermuda Hotel Map. Below is a map showing location of hotels, resorts, guesthouses, apartments and other accommodations in Bermuda, and all of them are well-known lodgings in the island in their respective category. Each number on the map corresponds to a hotel in that location whose link is given in the table below the map. HORIZONS AND COTTAGES BERMUDA Horizons Bermuda provides access to the private Coral Beach for guests. It has its own smart-casual restaurant The Splendido which serves Bermudian cuisine in a romantic setting and has both inside and terraced seating. There is also more formal Middleton Room.There are three all weather hard Tennis courts at Horizons. MOVING TO AND LIVING IN BERMUDA Bermuda is by and large a safe place to live in for women who wish to and get the opportunity to move here. Women can join the International Women’s Club of Bermuda (IWC), which welcomes women from all over the globe living on the island. Started in the year 1981, the club now holds a membership of more than 200 women. HOW TO SEE TURTLES IN BERMUDA 1) St. Daivd's Island: Clearwater Beach, Turtle Bay, Long Bay etc. The shallow water sea grass beds here are great habitats for green turtles. 2) Castle Harbor: You may see turtles heading for the sandy flats during the change in tide. 3) Hog Bay Beach: Has shallow sea grass beds ideal for turtles. 5) Take a Glass Bottom Boat Tour in the CAROLE HOLDING BERMUDA Heritage Wharf (Royal Naval Dockyard). This is a Duty Free shop selling various items that are available at her other shops but at lower duty free prices. Open when cruise ship is berthed at the dock. 'The Bermuda Shop by Carole Holding' at Fairmont Southampton Hotel, Phone: 441/238-7310. Open year round daily including Sundays, 9am to5pm.
BRINGING FOOD TO BERMUDA William Wilburn (June 2011) Hi, Virtually all food stuff that you bring to Bermuda attract a duty of certain percentage of their assessed value, except a few items like rice, wheat, breakfast cereals etc which are duty free. If a food item is dutiable, you are required to pay duty on the whole amount and there is no minimum limit which isduty
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Bermuda is one of the prettiest and the best island destinations in the world. More than 7,50,000 tourists visit the island annually by cruise and air. Over 80% visitors arrive from the US, while the rest mainly come from the UK, Canada and other parts of Europe. The island is famous for its gorgeous pink sandy beaches , warm subtropical weather, turquoise water that's ideal for swimming and snorkeling, great dive sites around the numerous reefs and shipwrecks that are teeming with stunning marine life. The island has magnificent landscapes, colorful architecture and pastel houses, a deep colonial history and a rich culture that has evolved through British, African, Caribbean and Portugueseinfluences.
Horseshoe Bay Beach, Bermuda Source: Wikimedia Commons Bermuda is home to some of the best scenic golf courses in the world with elevated tees and sweeping ocean views, and also offers a host of other activities including water sports, island and sailing tours, fishing and even horseback riding. St. George's town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site steeped in history. There are natural caves with stunning formations, a scenic 18-mile Railway Trail, forest with Blue Holes, as well as urban attractions such as quality museums, galleries, aquarium and more. Bermuda is quite close to the US East Coast and much easier to reach than many Caribbean islands. It takes only 2 hours flight from New York to get to Bermuda, and there are frequent as well as low cost airlines that operate between Bermuda and several airports in the US. Numerous cruise lines too operate between various ports on the US East Coast and Bermuda. Many visitors also fly in from the UK, Canada and other parts of Europe. READ: Location of Bermuda relative to the US and Europe.
Note that Bermuda is not a single island. It comprises of 138 islands that are scattered in close proximity on the North Atlantic and many are so tiny that they are suitable only for birds' nests. Only few larger ones are joined together by bridges forming the mainland of Bermuda, and this is where you arrive. You can see several of the other islands by taking a sightseeing boat tour or alternatively by renting a boat to explore on your own. The total area of Bermuda is only about 21 square miles. It is an autonomous country and a British Overseas Territory. Bermuda is not part of Caribbean. Boats on anchorage, Bermuda countryside Although vast majority of tourists come to Bermuda by cruise, unlike several popular Caribbean islands, Bermuda is far more than just a cruise destination. While Royal Naval Dockyard which is the main port area in Bermuda, is a self contained commercial tourist hub offering many activities, attractions, shopping opportunities and even wining and dining experiences, Bermuda also promotes the places and attractions beyond the port area. And therefore you can find tourists all across the island. Just go a few files out of the port area and you will find quaint eateries that are locals' favorite, where you can not only enjoy authentic local food but also be able to chat with friendly Bermudians. You will find many beautiful stores where artisans make authentic Bermudian products. You can experience the pristine beautiful beaches and coves that are free of tourists, walk nature's trails like the Railway Trail and enjoy the wonderful landscapes and scenery. Bailey's Bay Footbridge (part of railway trail) Culture and Tradition of Bermuda has evolved since the 1600s and so has its dining and culinary diversity... there are several traditional food and beverages that are extremely popular in the island. Codfish based food that originated from the early inhabitants of the island remains popular and there are several restaurants that proudly serve codfish breakfast, codfish cakes etc. Island cocktails such as Rum Swizzle and Dark n' Stormy are overwhelmingly popular among tourists and localsalike.
Go down to Paget in the morning and experience the traditional Codfish breakfast at Paraquet Restaurant, a family run eatery in operation for over 50 years. Or go down to Hamilton City (the capital of Bermuda) and have Bermuda fish chowder at Lobster Pot or HogPenny.
The tradition of elaborate English afternoon tea complete with finger sandwiches and sweets is followed island-wide and there are several restaurants that offer such experience to visitors. READ: The Best Restaurants in Bermuda to know about great dining venues in the island. Although tee time in Bermuda is expensive, play a round of golf at Port Royal Golf Course which has been a PGA Grand Slam venue and many celebrities and world renowned players have graced this picturesque course which offers lovely greens and sweepingviews of the ocean.
Try to spare a minimum half a day to visit St. George where the first ever settlement of Bermuda took place in 1609. Walk down the narrow alleyways that still bear the old names from the colonial days, look at the old yet charming architecture and the quaint shops... you will feel the time has come to a standstill here and can imagine yourself back in the historical days. There are numerous historical buildings, churches and museums in St. George. And there are of course nice eateries too. Unfinished Church in St. George Photo: Malcolm Manners/ flickr You can get around the island easily using air-conditioned and comfortable public buses and ferries. Privately operated taxis and minibuses are also popular transports in the island. Ample scooters, bicycles and even recently introduced battery operated minicars are available on rent to get around the island. However, there is no motor car rental in Bermuda in order to control pollution. READ: Transportation in Bermuda to know about all transport and rental options and fares. Being a sub-tropical island, the weather in Bermuda is pleasantly warm for most time of the year and people are even warmer. Bermuda never looks crowded. There are no billboards or neon signs, and relatively few cars to spoil the wonderful countryside. The houses with gabled limestone roofs and pastel colors fit beautifully into the landscape. There are land tour operators who use vans or minibuses offering group as well as private tours to show you around the island and visit several attractions. Even the taxis can also be hired by the hour and the taxi driver doubles up as your tour guide to take you around... a great tour option too. READ: Tours in Bermuda to know all options of touring Bermuda on land and water. Nightlife in Bermuda is far from being sedate. There are numerous bars and pubs (mostly concentrated in Hamilton and also in Dockyard and St. George) that serve amazing cocktails and some of them stay awake until the wee hours. When it comes to pubs and bars, Swizzle Inn located in Hamilton Parish (island's oldest pub), Hog Penny in Hamilton City and Frog and Onion Pub at the dockyard are some of the forerunners. Hamilton city also has a few night clubs that offer live music and dance. READ: Nightlife in Bermuda for completeinformation.
There are ample opportunities for Shopping in Bermuda and you can take back home some unique souvenirs, gifts and keepsakes. There are local artists and artisans in Bermuda who make amazing handmade products including glass-made and other jewelry, pottery and cedar art works, paintings, and even perfumes. Hamilton City is the main shopping hub of the island although there are shopping malls and stores in Royal Naval Dockyard as well as St. George and few other places. Bermuda Shorts originated in this island and are still worn by men for official purpose. There are stores in Hamilton that offer authentic Bermuda shorts. And there are numerous other stores and even vendor stalls selling accessories, branded stuffand lot more.
READ: Why you must visit Bermuda to know of many other reasons why Bermuda remains as one greatest island destinations in the world.THE TOP ATTRACTIONS
There are numerous lovely beaches in the island and some of them have amazing pink sands and rock formations. The south shore of Bermuda is home to the best pink sandy beaches including the famous Horseshoe Bay Beach which is the most popular and photographedbeach here.
There are also several quiet and stunning coves along the south shore. Walk along the South Shore Trail and discover secluded and picturesque gems like Chaplin Bay, Stonehole Bay, Jobson's Cove and even half a mile long Warwick Long Bay Beach where you will hardlyfind any tourists.
Tobacco Bay Beach in St. George is another popular beach with its own beach cafe and water-sports and has greatrock formations.
READ: The Amazing Beaches of Bermuda to know about all the great beaches in the island. Snorkeling and Scuba Diving are two favorite water sports here and for good reasons... there are numerous underwater shipwrecks (some of which are in shallow waters), colorful coral reefs (many in shallows) and stunning marine life around the island. While you can snorkel from several beaches, there are snorkeling cruises that take you offshore to snorkel over coral reefs and even ship wrecks. There are over 300 shipwrecks around Bermuda many of which are excellent diving sites. There are several PADI certified dive operators offering both reef and wreck dives . Catamaran sightseeing tour with snorkeling Photo: Restless Native And there are several private operators who offer glass-bottom boat tours to show the marine life and corals from the comfort of a luxury boat while you can enjoy some snacks and drinks on board and listen to a live narration. And some offer sailing tours showing wonderful sunset while on sail and others combine various water-sports such as swimming, kayaking, paddle-boarding etc while anchoring near an offshore island with its own lovely beach where you can relax.However, Bermuda's attractions are not limited only to water based activities. The land attractions are equally great... the National Museum of Bermuda located at the dockyard is home to a myriad of exhibits and artifacts that capture the history of Bermuda over the past four centuries including its maritime trades, dark history of slavery and evolution of its culture and heritage. The Crystal and Fantasy Caves are two fantastic subterranean caves with their own large underground lakes... walk along the pontoon bridge over the lakes and experience stunning limestone formations hanging from the ceiling and rising from the
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Bermuda Aquarium is the place to go and see the vast array of marine creatures and corals that are found in the Atlantic surrounding Bermuda. It also has a museum and a zoo. Gibbs Hill Lighthouse is one of the oldest cast iron lighthouses in the world and was once used to navigate the ships several of which had fallen prey to the treacherous reefs near Bermuda. Climb up the stairs and get a wonderful panoramic view of the parishes and Ely's harbor from the circular open balcony on top. Gibbs Hill Lighthouse Tom Moore's jungle is a lush forested land with walking trails and you can find beautiful blue holes, hidden caves and explore many flora and fauna of Bermuda. There are many other excellent nature reserves and parks in the island where you can blend yourself with the nature. South Shore Park has a 1.25 mile sandy trail along the south shore and is home to several fabulousbeaches and coves.
Years back Bermuda had a railway track covering almost the entire length of the island and it was laid mostly along the north shore. Railway was abolished and the track route was converted into a wonderful walking and cycling trail which now spans across 18 miles of the island. Not only can you explore the old railway route and trace the history, it is also one of the most scenic trails to enjoy wonderful views of the water and landscapes of Bermuda. READ: Top things to do in Bermuda to know all the great options of what to do here. RECOMMENDED RESOURCES If you are visiting Bermuda, take a look at the Bermuda eBooks that can help make a great vacation plan as you get to know about the best attractions, guided and self-guided tours, water sport and other activities, great dining and shopping options, vacation tips and lot more.Raj Bhattacharya
Raj is an avid traveler, a travel journalist and a blogger. As an author of this website, he shares deep insights on Bermuda and related areas of interest. Since years, he has been helping countless viewers by posting quality articles, answering questions and sharing experiences on this website. Launched in 2008, this website is Bermuda's one of the leading sources of information since manyyears.
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