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6 Reasons to Love Bermuda: The Places
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6 Reasons to Love Bermuda: The Places

How do we love thee, Bermuda? Let us count the ways. These 6 places to visit were taken from “37 Reasons to Love Bermuda” which featured in our Winter 2018 issue.     St. George’s or The Town of St. George by Elizabeth Jones St. Georgians have long known their town is unique. That’s why few of them will consider leaving the old capital, let alone Bermuda. So while they appreciated the honour, they were not surprised when St. George's,…


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5 Little Known Facts About Paget Parish

Thanks to the location of Bermuda's hospital, most of us can say that we were born in Paget, but how much do we really know about the small central parish?   1. Paget was named after William Paget, 4th Baron…


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Crafting a Traditional Bermuda Kite, Presented by HSBC Bermuda

If you've never made a traditional Bermuda kite before, now's the time! Here's everything you need to make one just right.    Here's What You'll Need: Kite sticks (sold as a set, complete with bamboo bow and nail) Tissue paper…


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Vintage Hotels

With a long history of hosting visitors on our shores, Bermuda has some of the most beautiful hotels in the world and while many have been in operation for quite some time, there are some that have passed on to…


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Places to Discover: Spittal Pond

Spittal Pond is Bermuda’s largest nature reserve and wildlife sanctuary, seen on contemporary maps of Bermuda as a reassuringly large green blob in Smith’s Parish. This stretch of land consists of a diverse range of habitats including a dramatic coastline,…

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Virtual Tourist in Your Own Town: Bermuda’s Best Wrecks and Reefs

Explore Bermuda's most beautiful reefs and fascinating wrecks from the comfort of your living room. 1. Marie Celeste - South Shore</p> 2. Pollockshields - Elbow Beach, Bermuda</p> 3. Wreck Diving with Dr. Philippe Rouja and Conde Nast Traveler</p> 4. North…