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Bermuda

Bermuda Bermuda history

Shipwrecks. African drum beats. Knee socks. Culturally, the resort island is a unique blend of colonial history and African heritage. This has given birth to the colourful local legends and rich traditions.
As Britain’s oldest colony, its influence continues to dominate the government, educational and legal institutions. You may spot one of the judges walking through Hamilton in a powdered wig, see a bobby directing traffic or overhear a passionate conversation about a local cricket match.

African influences, while subtler, can be found in the dance and music, especially reggae, calypso and the rhythm of the Gombeys.


Many people mistakenly believe this island is part of the Caribbean. In fact, it rests hundreds of miles north of the Bahamas in an astoundingly beautiful stretch of the Atlantic. A mere 1046KM / 650MI east of North Carolina, flights from New York and other eastern US cities reach the shores in less than two hours.
Our time zone is Atlantic Time, or one hour ahead of New York and four hours behind London
The island is an overseas territory of the UK
All of Bermuda fits in a cosy 53.7SQ KM / 20.7SQ MI
We boast 120KM / 75MI of dramatic coastline

Although this confusion, we have added this beautiful island at our Caribbean directory.

If you've decided that Bermuda sounds like the perfect place to relax, feel free to start unwinding right now, because they've done all the legwork for you. At these pages you'll find a carefully compiled lists of the best that Bermuda has to offer, from beaches and dive sites to resorts, restaurants, and sightseeing and nearly everything else you'll want to see and do.

Settling into Bermuda is relatively easy. First-timers soon learn that Bermuda isn't one island, as is commonly thought, but a string of islands linked by causeways and bridges at least the 20 or so that are inhabited. The other islands can be reached by boat.

Bermuda is a prosperous island characterized by neat, trim houses that are a source of great pride to their owners. There won't be a casino at your megaresort, Bermuda has no casinos, and you'd better have your fill of Big Macs before you leave home. There are some fast food joints, but nothing like those on the U.S. mainland, or even in the Bahamas. There's a sense of order in Bermuda, and everything seems to work efficiently, even when the weather's hot.

Climate and Islandscape
Extraordinarily pleasant weather and a distinctive islandscape make us love our island wholeheartedly. We know you will love it too.
Even though they speak of Bermuda as the “island,” it is in fact composed of approximately 180 islands, linked by bridges, and divided into nine picturesque parishes. But all of the islands feature spectacular beaches, lush vegetation and unique wildlife.


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