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 from South Shore with the naked eye in March and April. It’s also the thing that allows various interesting open ocean inhabitants to wash ashore with the tide. The sandy coast is also an ecosystem in and…
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Shipwreck Stories: History of the Cristobal Colon
Decadence, piracy, and political unrest surround the history of this fine Spanish cruise-liner. HistoryBuilt in 1923, the Cristobal Colon was the grandest ship of its time, but it ran aground on Bermudian reefs in 1936. It was a 499 foot…
August 10, 2022
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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…
August 10, 2022
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Vintage: 6 Old Bermuda Cars
While now a common mode of transportation in Bermuda, cars were only imported to Bermuda in 1946. Here is a collection of some of the earliest automobiles to grace our shores.
August 7, 2022
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Eat Like a Local in Somerset
Many tout the City of Hamilton as the home of all the best eateries in Bermuda, however, we'd argue that you will find authentic Bermudian cuisine and dining experiences in Somerset, where tourists and locals enjoy digging in. Woody's –…
August 6, 2022
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Best Summer Ever: Cocktail Crawl
We did a cocktail crawl so you don’t have to Sure you can do your own crawl from town to Dockyard and back, but if you don't have a whole day, 20 friends and a bus handy, take our word…
August 5, 2022
