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Very nice people, very unique island
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Unpredictable rain, extremely narrow roads, and rather expensive costs for everything.
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Fishing, Snorkeling, Boating, Drinking in that order
25 Reviews The "Unfinished Church" is considered a point of interest in St. George's, but I really consider it more of a landmark. With no particular intention to see it while visiting, nonetheless we did see it as we walked by it on Duke of Kent Street on our way to Tobacco Bay. The "unfinished church" is...
15 Reviews The Bermuda Anglican Cathedral, over on (of course) Church Street, is one of Hamilton's most impressive buildings. The original cathedral on the site was built in 1844, but was apparently burned down by an arsonist. (THERE's someone who wants to take the express train to hell, eh?) The cathedral was...
6 Reviews One of Bermuda's most famous beaches, this is a great all around beach with beautiful water for swimming and very cool rocks that you can climb on. Watch out for your feet though, they're an almost volcanic rock.
12 Reviews One of the sites I was most disappointed that I didn't see during our visit to Bermuda was the Bermuda Maritime Museum. Everyone that I talked to who had been there said it was well worth a few hours time and not to miss it. The Maritime Museum, possibly soon to be known as the National Museum of...
4 Reviews Between Horshoe Beach and Warwick Long Bay lie two equally enchanting beaches. I should add that all of these beaches are linked together by footpaths along South Shorte Park, the length of which is probably about 1.5 kilometers. Because you have to walk a little further and the beaches are not...
5 Reviews Established in 1926, the Bermuda Aquarium is the island's premier natural attraction. Now teamed with the Bermuda Zoo and the Bermuda National History Museum, this Hamilton Parish/Flatts Village area stop gives you three things to enjoy on one $10 adult/$5 child ticket. Referred to in some corners...
3 Reviews We debated between doing the aquarium or a glass-bottom boat ride, but were happy we'd chosen the aquarium (esp. after seeing the rough water that day). Our daughter loved looking at all the fish, and the North Rock tank is especially impressive (see if you can find the plexi that separates the...
1 Review Ireland Island south is separated from the north section by a man made channel, cut for defensive purposes, so you can walk from The Dockyard across the short bridge to Ireland Island south. Across the bridge you will find some housing and lots of photographic scenes. You can explore the convict...
1 Review OK, I'll admit up front...we love botanical gardens. On our travels throughout the world, we'll generally find our way to the local garden spots. The Bermuda Botanical gardens are pleasant and relaxing. Uncrowded and filled with a nice variety of native and non-native plant species, it's a good way...
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The Frog and Onion Pub: Dockyard Favorite
starship Says: Whilte doing research for our trip to Bermuda and for King's Wharf and the Royal Naval Dockyard in particular, one place that I often saw mentioned was the Frog & Onion Pub." After dinner one balmy evening we decided to stroll over with one of our ship friends to see what it...
The Wheels on the Bus Go Round and Round
starship Says: Bus transportation is one of the three most used methods of traveling to Hamilton and all around the island. The color of Bermuda's buses is so unsual you cannot fail to notice them!! They are Pink and Blue!! Even though we did not use the bus to travel to Hamilton, it is...
The Clocktower Mall at the Royal Naval Dockyard: Everything Under One Roof
starship Says: Although we were docked at King's Wharf for the better part of 3 days during our stay in Bermuda, it wasn't until the last day when we felt compelled to do a little last minute shopping and visited the "Clocktower Mall". Part of the area known as the "Royal Naval Dockyard"...
Notorious for being an outlining point of the mysteriously paranormal Bermuda Triangle, Bermuda travel is packed with all kinds of beach vacation activities that might also seem out of the ordinary. Have a lazy day on pink-sand beaches, poke around St. George looking at museums and historical sites, go dancing in Hamilton, watch the boats arrive, or snorkel with some of the world's most colorful fish. Careful not to pack too much - Bermuda has a climate so comfortable you may never want to leave!
Obtaining a Taxi is relatively easy from the dock since they are lined up waiting. At the information desk they have a listing of Txi rates along with how much...
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I actually used to live in Bermuda a long, long time ago. I was born in Alabama in June of 1956, but we moved to Bermuda in August of that year. We lived there until September of 1960. My younger...
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Bermuda is a unique place - a series of islands divided into nine parishes which are named after the great gentlemen “adventurers”. This is important to recognized since virtually every attraction,......
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Bermuda - A snapshoot from an outsider
I saw in this photo the future of Bermuda not just in the beautiful children embracing each other going forward into the future – But, the richness of it all over the Island - Yes Bermuda is thought...
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Welcome to Bermuda. The sigh says it all. You have come to one of the best places on Earth. At least, that was my opinion after just a few days on the island. The people are nice, the culture is laid...
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I had cruised to Bermuda with my family before heading to college. I've been wanting to return ever since. Happily, we cruised there on the Zenith (Celebrity cruise lines) in 2002. It was a dream come...
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