Carter House, St. David’sAfter the Sea Venture’s colonists wrecked on Bermuda’s shores in 1609, they quickly built another boat to continue on to Virginia, to support the colony there. However, three men were asked to stay behind to continue the Brit...
Queen Elizabeth II graced the cover of The Bermudian four times during her 70-year reign. Here we look back at our most famous cover girl....
Built in 1731, the St. George’s Historical Society Museum is one of the oldest buildings in Bermuda. It was formerly a private home once known as Mitchell House, built by a merchant named Walter Mitchell and owned by his descendants for the next cent...
Although Paget Parish can seem like a quiet part the island, it's actually ripe with places to visit and things to do. This weekend, get out and explore the best that this central Parish has to offer, we bet you learn or discover something new. &nbs...
Once you get off the bus outside the Admiralty House gates, you follow the twisting trail down the rocky hillside until you reach Clarence Cove. There you will find two beautiful sandy little beaches tucked around this lagoon-like inlet of the north ...
In the summer of 2016, when I just turned 18, I fulfilled my dream of not only competing in the biennial Newport to Bermuda Race, but also crossing the finish line first with one of the youngest crews to ever compete in the race. I was a watch captai...
