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10 Nature & Parks in Bermuda That You Shouldn't Miss
Don’t be fooled by Bermuda’s small size; this 21-square-mile Atlantic island is big on history, personality and charm, from pink-sand beaches to historic forts. It’s known for aquatic adventures like shipwreck scuba diving, cliff jumping and deep-sea fishing. On land you’ll find an eclectic island culture of vibrant neighborhoods, brightly colored shorts and delicious fish chowder.
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1. Nonsuch Island
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
This island, named 'nonsuch' for its unparalleled beauty and remote location, is now a nature reserve, home to rare tropical plants and animals.
2. Jobson's Cove Beach
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5.0 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By Lee929 - Eden, United States
Caught a bus from Hamilton and got off at Warwick Long Bay. After spending some time in the beach there, we decided to walk to Horseshoe Beach. Came upon this gorgeous cove after a short walk. This small cove is unbelievably beautiful and the water is perfect for small children to play in as it’s mainly protected from the larger waves coming in due to the smaller opening to the ocean.
3. Heydon Trust
4. Cooper's Island Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By missruncia
Incredible history and wonderful trails to get lost in .. NASA site ... local chickens and cats around each corner .. cute bridge .. romantic hideaways .. take the extra time to explore all the trails and beaches and venture to the lighthouse on the edge ... if you run this is where to go !! Please no dogs on the trails as they want to keep It a natural reserve
5. Southlands Park
6. Tobacco Bay
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4.5 based on 904 reviews
2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019 Certificate of Excellence Winner & voted as the #1 Visitor Attraction in Bermuda, Tobacco Bay's pristine beauty is only rivaled by her impressive cultural, historical, ecological and economic impact on Bermuda since 1609. Uncover the understated significance this local treasure has played in helping America during crucial periods via the infamous GunPowder Plot, timely Tobacco trade and shipping of survival goods to Virginia via the Deliverance. Gorgeous sunsets, tropical drinks, fresh and delicious food, fantastic snorkeling spot, family-friendly, bonfire nights, fun and very relaxing. Truly a bucket list on any visit to Bermuda, Tobacco Bay, operated by a new local company of tourism professionals, Beach Boys Ltd., takes pride in executing a fun, attentive, friendly, full-service concession, day into the early evening.
Reviewed By ramojs50 - Peachtree City, United States
We were walking around the St. George community and found this incredible Hidden Gem...by chance. We had found "The Unfinished Church" and as we walked around taking photos the road to the right of the entrance compelled us to keep walking. A short walk up the hill and down toward the ocean we found this beautiful beach "Tobacco Bay Park". Absolutely wonderful view.
7. Queen Elizabeth Park
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4.5 based on 166 reviews
Well-kept gardens in the city of Hamilton.
Reviewed By 349KarenK - Brighton, United Kingdom
We came accross QE park quite by accident. We enjoyed a delightful stroll, admired the wild chickens, and rested for a while on a bench. We wished we had brought a picnic with us.
8. Bermuda Aquarium, Natural History Museum & Zoo
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4.5 based on 980 reviews
Seals, turtles, fish, monkeys, birds, and the first living coral reef exhibit in the world: this complex offers a fairly complete survey of the natural wonders found in the Bermuda and islands of the world. Please note: Last admission is at 4:00pm but the facility is open until 5:00pm daily, with the exception of December 25th.
Reviewed By siphiwed2015 - Johannesburg, South Africa
While a bit small, there is still quote a lot to see at this place. The variety of fish species and view of Bermuda's underwater life is amazing. You can also learn a lot about Bermuda's history, both past and present. A good place to walk around leisurely and be entertained. If you are lucky you can catch the sea lions feeding and swimming, which is always fun.
9. Horseshoe Bay Beach
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4.5 based on 3,669 reviews
Swim in safety at Bermuda's most popular beach, best known for the lifeguard on duty from May to September.
Reviewed By tinaw313 - Hinsdale, United States
Fine powder pink sand beach , beach club restaurant on site taxis easy to catch it was beautiful rock formations surrounding it and just beautiful soft sand beaches with mild waves and caves
10. Elbow Beach
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4.5 based on 583 reviews
Three hotels line this beach, making it popular with tourists; you might want to avoid this place if you're not into the Spring Break college kid party scene, which tends to crowd the beach during the Easter season.
Reviewed By BurnetCountyC - Burnet, United States
We did not stay at the Elbow Beach Resort as we had cruised to Bermuda on the Celebrity Cruises ship, Summit. Booked a day pass through Resorts for a Day to the Elbow Beach Resorts beach. Beautiful beach and much less crowded than the popular and public Horseshoe Bay beach. Our pass included 2 lounge chairs, umbrella, small table and food & beverage service was available at our chairs. The loungers had very nice, towel-like covers that completely covered the chairs and they were changed whenever someone left and another guest was given that lounger. If you prefer not to eat at your lounge chairs just put on a cover-up and eat at the nice beachfront restaurant which is just a few steps away. We ate at the restaurant. It was good but expensive - as is everything in Bermuda. (Be warned - you do not get iced tea refills. If you want a refill it is charged like a new drink.) We took beach towels from the ship, but everything else you need for a great beach day is right there - food, restrooms, changing rooms, and showers. Highly recommend this beautiful beach. Note on the Resort for a Day package: We were disappointed in the transportation part of our Resort for a Day package. It is a 45 minute ride from Royal Naval Shipyard where our ship was docked to Elbow Beach (about the same distance as Horseshoe Bay is from the ship). The driver was very late arriving to pick us up from the ship and then after another delay he put us in a cab (which I guess he paid for - cab fare was about $45). He said he needed to wait for some other people. When time to depart Elbow Beach at 5:30 that afternoon our ride never showed up. After about an hour one of the Elbow Beach hotel managers had a bellman who was just getting off duty drive us back to the ship. This was a lengthy round trip (1 1/2 hr) for this gentleman as he lived right by the hotel. I assume hotel paid him. Never did know if it was resorts responsibility to provide the transportation we had paid for or Resorts for a Day. Nevertheless, the beach was wonderful. We learned while there that the main, original, very old - and beautiful - hotel building is not currently open. We assume it is being renovated. There are motel-like rooms on the beautiful grounds that were housing resort guests.
