As you venture beyond the pink-sand beaches and captivating landscapes that Bermuda is known for, you’ll find that the Bermuda parishes each offer unique and unforgettable experiences. From the bustling capital city to serene nature reserves and historic landmarks, the Bermuda parishes are a treasure trove for visitors seeking an immersive adventure. In this article,…
The Cup Match holiday in Bermuda is a two-day annual celebration that brings together the island’s rich history, culture, and love for cricket. This event is a fusion of the commemoration of the emancipation of slaves on the island and an exciting cricket match between two rival teams. As one of the most anticipated events…
St. George’s is a historic town located on the eastern end of Bermuda. Founded in 1612, St. George’s is the oldest continuously inhabited English settlement in the New World, and its charming streets and historic buildings have been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. History of St. George’s The town was originally founded as a…
Part of Bermuda’s rich history has been preserved through a collection of historic forts. Originally built to defend the island from invasion, many of the forts in Bermuda are now open to the public to enjoy the beautiful views that were once essential for protection. Whether you’re a history buff or just want to take…
Bermuda, known for its pink sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and stunning natural beauty, is a popular vacation spot during the summer months. However, this tropical paradise is also an ideal winter destination, with a milder climate and fewer crowds. From exploring historic landmarks to sampling local cuisine and enjoying outdoor activities, Bermuda offers a wealth…
The Peppercorn Ceremony is an event held every year in April where the Freemasons present the Governor of Bermuda their yearly rent for the State House in The Town of St. George’s. The State House is the oldest stone building in Bermuda constructed in 1620 and was where the parliament met until the capital was…
Taking a cruise to Bermuda solves the problem of getting to the island, but once you get here you will need to transportation get around. Most ships arriving in Bermuda dock at The Royal Naval Dockyard (Dockyard), the area itself is very walkable and also has a free shuttle to take you to some of…
Visiting Bermuda on a cruise is one of the most economical ways of experiencing everything the island has to offer. Most ships stay on the island for three days and two nights giving you plenty of time to check out some of the best attractions. The bigger ships dock at The Royal Naval Dockyard (Dockyard)…
