How do we love thee, Bermuda? Let us count the ways. We Take Pride in Our FlagBermudians have always been an example of patriotism. Our pride in our island can be seen in many ways, but especially in the reverence we have for our flag. ...
Here are 3 spots that never get old. Visit the Botanical GardenOne mile from the bustling City of Hamilton is a quiet place of plants and butterflies, flowers and fields. The Bermuda Botanical Gardens has been Bermuda’s most popular national par...
Whether for boating or the beach, breakfast, lunch or dinner, here is everything you need to know for the best picnic ever. Summertime is here, bringing with it a chance to get out and properly enjoy the parks, the beaches and the water. We teamed...
Women having been conquering tennis courts, running marathons and hitting home runs in Bermuda since the very beginning. Tennis players at Clermont in 1888 In July 1953, Mrs. S. Apicella boated this 42lb wahoo after an half hour battle. ...
The South Shore beaches aren’t just good for sunbathing and swimming! They are Bermuda’s most exposed shore – beyond the boiler reefs, there is only the open Sargasso Sea! This proximity to the open ocean is what allows humpback whales to be seen fro...
Mike, our friend Alison and I wander down a leafy lane and find Bermuda in blossom. The Surinam cherry flowers are out and the nasturtiums a blaze of orange and yellow. The path goes upward to a small clearing and then I see it—a commemorative stone ...
