Nestled in the Atlantic Ocean, Bermuda is a dazzling gem of an island that beckons travelers with its unique charm and striking beauty. Known for its pink-sand beaches and turquoise waters, Bermuda offers an idyllic escape that combines relaxation with adventure. The island’s rich maritime history is reflected in its historic sites, such as the Royal Naval Dockyard and the charming towns of St. George’s and Hamilton.
Nature enthusiasts can explore the lush Botanical Gardens, while scuba divers can delve into vibrant coral reefs and intriguing shipwrecks. The local cuisine, a delightful mix of British and Caribbean influences, is a treat for the palate, with fresh seafood taking center stage. Bermuda’s warm, hospitable atmosphere and temperate climate make it a year-round destination. Whether you’re seeking a serene getaway or an active adventure, Bermuda promises an unforgettable island experience.
Subtropical; mild, humid; gales, strong winds common in winter
African descent 52%, White 31%, mixed 9%, Asian 4%, other 4% (2010 est.)
Bermudans tend to dress up when dining out.
Bermuda fish chowder — fish stock, fish, vegetables, and bacon fat served with spices or black rum and sherry peppers
Small, tourism- and construction-based, territorial-island economy; American import and tourist destination; known offshore banking hub; increasing inflation; major re-exportation and re-importation area