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Endless Thrills
Set the sail on the best Bermuda cruises to experience historical wonders to natural beauty. Snorkels search for ships under mysterious water deep down and hundreds of years ago, or kick their sandals and rest on the unique pink sand of some of the world's most beautiful beaches.
Wreck-It Reef
Dive into the ancient blue water of Bermuda. Explore underwater debris sites and vibrant reefs in water in water in tobacco bay or near the Royal Naval Docyard. This part of the Atlantic is the home of the most ships in the region. When you are down there, you can see many species of Barakudas, Parrot Fish and Angfish, as well as colored coral.
Paradise Found
Spend the afternoon walking around in turquoise water and rest on the beaches of pink sand like West Whale Bay Beach or Horsasho Bay Beach. Shill out with the towel or rent some chairs and enjoy the day with a cocktail in your hand. This is rest in its best.
Dive Down For Crystals
Was your beach time filled? Go underground in crystals and fantasy caves. In this underground natural surprise, you will find a network of rowed caves with crystals, quartz and calcite structures, illuminated by the brightness of underground lakes.
Time Travelin'
Bermuda is buzzing with history. From Hamilton to St. George, there are hundreds of years to detect historical buildings and places. Cruise for Bermuda to discover colonial roots of these vibrant cities, where cultures collide in a specific mix of European and indigenous influences, which you will not be repeated anywhere in the world.
History In Hamilton
Wander over the streets of the colonial capital, Hamilton, where you will find some of Bermuda's best bite, boutiques and galleries. Walking at the shops and portray the brightly painted colonial buildings of the front road, and check the cathedral of the most sacred trinity, with your towers and turrets designed in the Gothic style of medieval England.
When The Saints Come Marching
The head of St. George, where you can spend the oldest Anglican Church in the Western Hemisphere in search of St. Peter Church. Or set your course just out of the center of the city and look at the incomplete church, where a partially full chapel walls and columns stand with a green hill.
Become An Island Expert
Want to learn more detail about Bermudon history? Check the National Museum of Bermuda during your holiday. Here, you can see the history of this region throughout the ages through early English and Spanish coins and artifacts including the residue of Shipavrak for a long time.
FOR THE FOODIE'S
Bermudan Bounty
The dish of Bermuda reflects its various cultural history. From traditional fish to islands take the classic English on fish and chips, the sea reward is one that brings this Pak tapestry together.
And A Splash Of Rum
You cannot go to Bermuda without tasting Gosling's black seal rum. And fortunately, it is a main component in a ton of Bermuda favorite. Taste it in a cocktail form in the signature dark 'n' Stormy or Rum Swizal, or enjoy it as a major component in the famous Bermuda Fish Chounder, which is a white fish tomato broth-based steu and lots of warming spices.
I'll Take It Fried
The taste of that signature fish chord is a fish crochet, a fried, ball -shaped fritter to the new life that incorporates white fish and spices. The head crispy for the restaurant marks for the bite of the fish chords made with snapper, scallops, churizo and spices is fried to the golden-brown fritter, which has the right amount of cutting the right amount for it.
It's a Piece Of Cake
Any journey of Bermuda is not fulfilled without the bite of Bermuda Black Rum cake of an original horton. The first was created 31 years ago, and now you can pick up one in the Bermuda Craft Market. Butter, light, moist cake is a delicious and traditional Bermuda dessert.