Bermuda Travel Guide
Bermuda is a sub tropical Atlantic archipelago, some 600 miles north of the Caribbean and used to be a refuge by pirates, however now the islands are visited by many Europeans, Americans and Canadians.
Things to do
The island is perfect for snorkelling and diving as the clear waters allow perfect viewing of the sparkling coral and multitude of sea life. You could take in the underwater scene in a glass–bottomed boat. Bermuda is also an ideal destination for those pursuing the sports of tennis and golf, which can be particularly challenging due to the changing winds.
Bermuda can be visited all year round but the busiest tourist season is between April to October when the weather is at its warmest and water temperatures are comfortable for swimming and diving.
