Bermuda Luxury Holidays

This is an island like no other, where the sun warms a lush, sub-tropical landscape.

This is an island like no other, where the sun warms a lush, sub-tropical landscape and a vibrant colonial heritage meets a dazzling turquoise ocean. One thousand miles north of the West Indian archipelago the pace of life is sophisticated and effortless, and the climate means that holidays can be enjoyed all year round. Whether you favour history and culture, sunbathing or watersports, fine dining or swish nightclubs, you will delight in the wealth of choices. Bermuda's famous pink sand beaches beckon those in search of absolute relaxation and those who want to blaze a trail on the water. Off shore, the 'wreck capital of the Atlantic' promises brilliant wreck and reef dives, whilst the Crystal Caves are a stunning family attraction. Massive stalactites and stalagmites awe and amaze and underground lakes lie still and clear. Sports lovers will revel in the challenges of world-class golf on the island that boasts more golf courses per square mile than anywhere else! There are invigorating horseback rides to enjoy, exhilarating island tours by scooter (there are no cars for hire) or for a very special experience swim with bottlenose dolphins at Dolphin Quest in the Maritime Museum. Bermuda is alive, too, with history. At Tucker House Museum in the heart of colonial St. George's visitors can enjoy a fascinating glimpse into the life of the Tucker family, Bermuda's most famous inhabitants. Accommodation choices range from romantic cottages to boutique properties and full-service, family-friendly resorts. Bermuda is also an ideal island to head for after a shopping trip to Boston or New York.

Saint George – A scenic UNESCO World Heritage site, with small winding streets and typical British Colonial architecture. Crystal Cave and Fantasy Cave – Two of Mother Nature’s incredible natural wonders connected by a yellow brick road. Devil’s Hole Aquarium – Fish for reef fish and turtles without bait. Gibbs Hill Lighthouse – One of the oldest cast iron structures in the world. Climb to the observation deck for spectacular views of the island and surrounding waters. Horseshoe Bay, Elbow Beach and Tobacco Bay – Some of the favourite pink sandy beaches on Bermuda. Golf – Many courses and driving ranges are spread over the island.

Jan-Feb | Bermuda Festival of Performing Arts – Fine classical music and performing arts are showcased at a number of venues Feb-Mar | Bermuda Gourmet Getaway – Wine seminars, cooking demonstrations and gourmet food Mar | Bermuda International Film Festival – Features independent films from around the world at three of Hamilton’s cinemas Oct | Bermuda Music Festival – World stars light up the stage at this annual event Oct | PGA Grand Slam of Golf

Salted codfish with boiled potatoes. Hop ‘n’ John – A simple dish of boiled rice and beans. Bermuda bananas – Smaller and sweeter than others, often eaten on Sunday mornings with codfish and potatoes. Local fish – Including tuna, wahoo and rockfish which feature widely on restaurant menus across the island. Rum Swizzle – A rum cocktail made of Demerara Rum and Jamaican Rum with an assortment of citrus juices. Dark ‘n’ Stormy – A tall drink of a dark blend of local rums, mixed with ginger beer.

CLIMATE Bermuda has a mild climate that rarely sees extremes. December to March average temperatures of 21°C, rising to 26°C from May to October. Rainfall is spread evenly throughout the year. CAPITAL Hamilton TIME DIFFERENCE GMT -4 hours in winter GMT -3 hours in summer CURRENCY US Dollar FLYING TIME 8 hours

Bermuda Luxury Holiday Accommodation

• Cambridge Beaches
• Elbow Beach
• The Fairmont Southampton
• Fairmont Hamilton Princess

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