Bermuda is another world, full of caves, ocean and forest to explore. From perching atop the lighthouse flagpole, to taking a leisurely bicycle ride around the island, we've compiled a gallery of Bermuda tourist scenes.          …

From temporary settlements made by the Spanish in 1603 to the arrival of the naval Commander-in-Chief of the American and West Indies Station at Admiralty House, Spanish Point has had its role in Bermuda’s history. Look at Spanish Point on…

With the Atlantic Ocean on our doorstep, fresh local seafood is within reach year round - whether you catch it or someone else does. Depending on the weather, tuna and wahoo are most abundant in spring and fall, but they…

Although Harrington Sound is a place of great scenic beauty, it is also unique from a biological and geological point of view. We Explore its distinctive waters, wildlife and surroundings. At first glance, Harrington Sound on a small tourist map…

This article was taken from our archives. It first appeared in the February 2005 issue of The Bermudian. The full text appears here in its original form.   Pioneer photographer N.E. Lusher captured the essence of Bermuda’s people in the late…

How do we love thee, Bermuda? Let us count the ways.    1. Bermuda Nights While Bermuda has long been praised for the vibrant brilliance of its daytime colours, it also has nighttime charms with special sound effects. Nightlife starts…