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Nestling in the warmth of the Atlantic gulf stream, Bermuda is a romantic haven for lazy relaxation also offering abundant leisure pursuits. Colonial charm, colourful landscape and fine local hospitality are sure to captivate |
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This glorious island getaway is made up of 181 picture-postcard islands and islets many of which are connected by quaint bridges and causeways. Bermuda’s green landscape with limestone hills and coves are dotted with picturesque houses painted in pastel shades. All around are stunning island vistas and turquoise sea stretching to the horizon |
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Pink sandy beaches, perfectly manicured landscapes, excellent shopping, first rate cuisine and friendly Bermudians will make you feel right at home. You are sure of a holiday to treasure
Bermuda is divided into nine parishes each with its own character and special attractions. Once there, you will want to be out and about exploring. Venture to Hamilton - a shopper’s paradise for perfume, jewellery, fashion, fine gifts and local art; the town of St. George`s is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with its 400 years of history; in the West End you will be enchanted by the restored Royal Naval Dockyard and Bermuda Maritime Museum. All over the island you will find lots to do and enjoy
There are also plentiful activities in which to participate and enjoy. As well as being the scuba diving wreck capital of the world, Bermuda has more golf courses per square mile than any other country. Warm crystal clear waters and magical romantic beaches welcome you for swimming, snorkelling and diving. If you prefer, stroll, jog or cycle along the old Bermudan Railway Trail, canter a horse along the beach trails, go fishing for bonefish and marlin or take the helm of a yacht and sail into the sunset
When it comes to dining you will enjoy Bermuda’s eclectic culinary delights. You must have a sip (or two!) of the famous local drinks - Rum Swizzle and Dark ‘n Stormy. True to English tradition, you will also be tempted by the daily ritual of afternoon tea and cakes
TRAVEL GUIDE
The Gulf Stream which flows between Bermuda and the North American continent provides the island with two main seasons. The hotter summer season from May to mid-November is warm and sunny though temperatures rarely exceed 30ºC. From mid-December to late March the weather is spring like with an average temperature of 21º C; perfect for hiking, golf, even scuba diving. Between these seasons be prepared for both spring and summer weather!
A visa is not required for EU citizens. All visitors must have a valid passport and return or onward ticket
Vaccinations are not normally required although an international vaccination certificate against yellow fever is needed if arriving from an infected country
The unit of currency is the Bermuda Dollar (BMD) with an indicative exchange rate of GBP1 = BMD1.9. The Bermuda Dollar is at parity with the US Dollar which is also widely accepted
The official language of Bermuda is English (as in the Queen’s English)
GMT - 4 hours
FLIGHT INFORMATION
Flight Duration
Approximately 6hrs 30 minutes
Airlines
British Airways – direct non stop – please click here for further details
Zoom Airlines – direct non stop
Please enquire for flight connections from UK regional airports
If you wish to combine your Bermuda holiday with a shopping trip to New York, Boston or other US east coast cities, several US airlines and Zoom provide frequent connections to Bermuda
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