Bermuda was colonized in 1612 and though that makes our island only some-400-years-old, there's a lot of history packed into our four centuries. Get in-touch with Bermuda's ancestral past with visits to The National Museum in Dockyard, Shelly Bay (which was once home to shipyards and race tracks) and Kings Square in St. George's - the more you know about each place, the more you can appreciate it. The National Museum of Bermuda Formerly Bermuda Maritime Museum, this impressive…
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Vintage Bathing Beauties!
July 5th is National Bikini Day and we've pulled together a collection of our favourite vintage finds featuring the suits and scenes of vintage Bermuda beach photography.
July 5, 2019
Our Bermuda
5 More Places In Bermuda You’ve Probably Never Been To, Even If You’re A Local
How many of these perhaps lesser known local attractions have you visited? Admiral’s Cave, Hamilton Parish This cave is so named because a British admiral was known to use troops to excavate and send cave formations back to the…
June 30, 2019
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7 Things You Should Know about Spittal Pond
At 64-acres, Spittal Pond Nature Reserve is the largest national park on the island. It is co-owned by the Bermuda National Trust and the Bermuda Government and features rocky coastline, a large brackish pond, several freshwater ponds, marsh and woodland.…
June 29, 2019
Our Bermuda
The Definitive Guide to Snorkeling In Bermuda
If you're planning on spending time beneath the surface this summer, make sure you're prepared with our guide to snorkeling. Exploring the rocks, reefs and coves that house some of Bermuda's most colorful sea-life will be all the better if…
June 27, 2019
Our Bermuda
Vintage Scenes of Bermudian Life
From preparing our classic Bermuda grass for planting, to relaxing under the shade of trees at Flatts Inlet, this photo gallery showcases the scenes from the lives of locals.
June 27, 2019
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