Anyone who read Charles Berlitz‘s Bermuda triangle would definitely want to visit Bermuda. Cheap tickets to Bermuda can be booked via Delta, US Airways or United Airlines.
Bermuda – Places to see
People board cheap flights to Bermuda only to see and savor the ambiance of its 34 pink sandy beaches with flecks of red foam. Bermuda has much more than that for the adventurous tourist like parks, trails, museums and aquariums in its quaint little parishes.
Kings Wharf Bermuda
Visit this 19th century British naval base and dockyard located in Sandy’s Parish for a taste of old world charm.
Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo
One of Bermuda’s crowded Tourist spots is this complex of Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo in Hamilton’s Parish .There are 200 species of marine animals, fish and the award-winning North Rock Exhibit in the Aquarium. The Zoo has 300 species of birds, reptiles and other oceanic animals. This visit is definitely worth the flights to Bermuda.
National Maritime Museum
Converted into a heritage site, this 19th century fort now houses the National Maritime Museum. This museum displays the naval and military memorabilia of the British at the Royal Naval Dockyard in Sandy’s Parish.
Dolphin Quest
For a rendezvous with dolphins, this Dolphin Center at the Royal Naval Dockyard is the ideal place.
Crystal Caves and Fantasy caves
Watch spell bound at the natural splendor of the stalagmites and stalactites in the Crystal caves and Fantasy Caves at Hamilton Parish.
Gibbs Hill Lighthouse
Climb atop the oldest cast –iron lighthouse in the world at Southampton Parish.
St. Catherine’s Fort
Fort St. Catherine is a well-preserved fort in north eastern tip of St. George Island. The historic artifacts and exhibits displayed make it a popular tourist site.
Spittal Pond Natural Reserve
Spittal Pond reserve in Smith’s Parish is an ornithologist’s delight. This 64 acre premium natural reserve is the best location for bird watching on the island.
Adventure activities at Bermuda
For swimming, the ideal places are Shelly Bay, Tobacco Bay and Jobson’s Cove with their shallow waters. Snorkel Park in Dockyard or Church Bay was the best to try snorkeling. Paradise Lake beckoned to me for kayaking. Water-skiing, jet-skiing, parasailing, kite-surfing, wind-surfing, scuba diving, fishing, whale –watching and swimming with the dolphins are other idyllic pastimes.
Try going on chartered cruises or boat tours to Castle harbor and the smaller islands. Sailing below the world’s smallest drawbridge called Somerset Bridge is a truly memorable experience.
Sailing and yachting are other pleasurable adventures to enjoy at Bermuda along with playing golf at its lush courses.
Shopping in Bermuda
Bermuda’s capital Hamilton has a bevy of shops along Front Street facing the harbor. Try shopping also at St. George or the Dockyard.
Staying in Bermuda
Exclusive 4 star accommodations invite you for a luxurious stay like the Fairmont Southampton Hotel or the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel or the Wyndham Bermuda Hotel. For Breakfast & bed accommodation, try the Oxford Guesthouse or the Rosemont Hotel. Resorts too are in plenty like the Grotto Bay, 9 Beaches and Elbow Beach Club Resorts.
Bustling Bermuda is full of excitement, adventure and sedate fun. Check out the cheap airfare tickets offered by affordable airlines like the British airways that land you in this mystical magic land of fun and adventure.
Bermuda – Places to see
People board cheap flights to Bermuda only to see and savor the ambiance of its 34 pink sandy beaches with flecks of red foam. Bermuda has much more than that for the adventurous tourist like parks, trails, museums and aquariums in its quaint little parishes.
Kings Wharf Bermuda
Visit this 19th century British naval base and dockyard located in Sandy’s Parish for a taste of old world charm.
Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo
One of Bermuda’s crowded Tourist spots is this complex of Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo in Hamilton’s Parish .There are 200 species of marine animals, fish and the award-winning North Rock Exhibit in the Aquarium. The Zoo has 300 species of birds, reptiles and other oceanic animals. This visit is definitely worth the flights to Bermuda.
National Maritime Museum
Converted into a heritage site, this 19th century fort now houses the National Maritime Museum. This museum displays the naval and military memorabilia of the British at the Royal Naval Dockyard in Sandy’s Parish.
Dolphin Quest
For a rendezvous with dolphins, this Dolphin Center at the Royal Naval Dockyard is the ideal place.
Crystal Caves and Fantasy caves
Watch spell bound at the natural splendor of the stalagmites and stalactites in the Crystal caves and Fantasy Caves at Hamilton Parish.
Gibbs Hill Lighthouse
Climb atop the oldest cast –iron lighthouse in the world at Southampton Parish.
St. Catherine’s Fort
Fort St. Catherine is a well-preserved fort in north eastern tip of St. George Island. The historic artifacts and exhibits displayed make it a popular tourist site.
Spittal Pond Natural Reserve
Spittal Pond reserve in Smith’s Parish is an ornithologist’s delight. This 64 acre premium natural reserve is the best location for bird watching on the island.
Adventure activities at Bermuda
For swimming, the ideal places are Shelly Bay, Tobacco Bay and Jobson’s Cove with their shallow waters. Snorkel Park in Dockyard or Church Bay was the best to try snorkeling. Paradise Lake beckoned to me for kayaking. Water-skiing, jet-skiing, parasailing, kite-surfing, wind-surfing, scuba diving, fishing, whale –watching and swimming with the dolphins are other idyllic pastimes.
Try going on chartered cruises or boat tours to Castle harbor and the smaller islands. Sailing below the world’s smallest drawbridge called Somerset Bridge is a truly memorable experience.
Sailing and yachting are other pleasurable adventures to enjoy at Bermuda along with playing golf at its lush courses.
Shopping in Bermuda
Bermuda’s capital Hamilton has a bevy of shops along Front Street facing the harbor. Try shopping also at St. George or the Dockyard.
Staying in Bermuda
Exclusive 4 star accommodations invite you for a luxurious stay like the Fairmont Southampton Hotel or the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel or the Wyndham Bermuda Hotel. For Breakfast & bed accommodation, try the Oxford Guesthouse or the Rosemont Hotel. Resorts too are in plenty like the Grotto Bay, 9 Beaches and Elbow Beach Club Resorts.
Bustling Bermuda is full of excitement, adventure and sedate fun. Check out the cheap airfare tickets offered by affordable airlines like the British airways that land you in this mystical magic land of fun and adventure.
