Welcome to Bermuda
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Where to eat
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How's the weather
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What's the culture like
Alluring view of the sea
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Royal Naval Dockyard
Sunset from the Hamilton Princess
When you mention Bermuda most people immediately think of shorts, grass and triangles. But the North Atlantic island is about much more than just that. As the oldest British overseas territory, which celebrated its 400th anniversary recently, there is plenty of history to explore from the World Heritage Centre of St. George’s in the east to the Royal Naval Dockyard on the western most tip.
There is also every activity imaginable from a round of golf on one of the Island’s seven courses to sailing, fishing and scuba diving off the reef. Above all it boasts some of the best hotels in the world.
Did you know?:
- Bermuda was founded in 1609 by Admiral Sir George Somers
- Bermuda has a population of 65,000
- Bermuda has one of the highest GDP’s in the world at $5.7 billion
There is also every activity imaginable from a round of golf on one of the Island’s seven courses to sailing, fishing and scuba diving off the reef. Above all it boasts some of the best hotels in the world.
Did you know:
-Bermuda was founded in 1609 by Admiral Sir George Somers
-The island has a population of 65,000
-The country has one of the highest GDP’s in the world at $5.7 billion
What's the culture like
