How do we love thee, Bermuda? Let us count the ways. These 5 cultural to reasons to love our island were taken from “37 Reasons to Love Bermuda” which featured in our Winter 2018 issue. The Gombeys An intrinsic element of Bermudian culture with a deep history, Gombeys can be heard on various occasions but especially on public holidays, such as Boxing Day. Those who live near their practicing areas can hear the whistles and the rhythm of the…
Culture
Heritage | Our Bermuda
6 Must-Know Facts About Paget
From Ice Queen to some of the oldest houses on mainland Bermuda, Paget seems to have something for everyone! Paget is a mixed bag of places to explore, from the railway trail, to Harbour Road and Hamilton Harbour, to the…
January 25, 2020
Our Bermuda
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.…
January 24, 2020
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.
January 24, 2020
Our Bermuda
9 ICONIC Reasons to Love Bermuda
How do we love thee, Bermuda? Let us count the ways. These 6 iconic to reasons to love our island were taken from “37 Reasons to Love Bermuda” which featured in our Winter 2018 issue. We Are Still a…
January 20, 2020
Our Bermuda
11 Things to Know about Walsingham Before You Go
Walsingham Nature Reserve, or "Tom Moore's Jungle" as it's lovingly known, takes about two hours to explore. While some parts of the park demand sturdy shoes and light climbing, the views, lush vegetation and biodiversity make an afternoon spent in…
January 18, 2020
- « Newer Posts
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- …
- 75
- Older Posts »
