Swim in safety at Bermuda's most popular beach, best known for the lifeguard on duty from May to September.
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Swim in safety at Bermuda's most popular beach, best known for the lifeguard on duty from May to September.
This bay is known for its calm waters and crowded beaches.
One of Bermuda's most popular beaches, Tobacco Bay Beach is tourist friendly, with lots of facilities like equipment rentals and a snack bar.
A half-mile stretch of paradise, with gently rolling waves, coral reefs and pale white sand.
Nice beach in front of Elbow Beach Resort - water too cold to swim in at end of April. VERY expensive - you have been warned!
From 2007, there is now Swizzle #2 on South Shore.
Avoid the crowds at this small, secluded beach.
This family-friendly beach has a lifeguard on duty from May to September as well as bathrooms and changing facilities.
Strap on those flippers: the calm, sheltered waters of the bay make this beach a great place to snorkel.
The Bermuda Harley's is the original one started in 1958. The two Hartley's currently are run by brothers, son of the man who founded the original.
Small ship built in 1610 to carry some shipwrecked explorers to Virginia; now a tourist attraction featuring a tape recorded guide and a witch-torturing device from the 17th century.
Dolphin Quest Bermuda, located at the historic Bermuda Maritime Museum, brings people and dolphins closer than ever in fun, interactive dolphin encounter programs for all ages. This unique experience is on-of-a-kind in Bermuda. A Dolphin Quest encounter program is great for everyone from kids to honeymooners! Reservations can be made 2 months in advance. A portion of the proceeds from all Dolphin Quest encounter programs supports vital marine education, conservation and research.
A long stretch of white sanded beach, perfect for lounging and sunbathing.
Beach shaped like a heel, offering calm blue waters for swimming, snorkeling or sailing.
Although most of the body of this wooden schooner has rotted away, there is still much of the ship's cargo left to explore, making it one of the most popular dive sites on the island.
Once a Spanish luxury liner, now a playground for fish and adventurous scuba divers.
People aren't the only tourists here: come April, the bay is a stopping point for whales headed north.