Travel 120 feet below the earth's surface and explore subterranean lakes and passageways.

A half-mile stretch of paradise, with gently rolling waves, coral reefs and pale white sand.

From 2007, there is now Swizzle #2 on South Shore.

Once the location of the Bermuda Railway, now a walking and biking trail that provides excellent opportunities to see the island by foot.

Well-kept gardens in the city of Hamilton.

Once a British fort, now a tourist playground: picnic, fish, stroll and lounge while enjoying the spectacular view of Ely's Harbor.

Avoid the crowds at this small, secluded beach.

Path cut through solid limestone, named after a well dug by a Scottish regiment in 1849.

Beautiful coastal park containing over 10 beach coves connected by a scenic hiking trail.

This beach is best known for its dramatic limestone rock formations.

Make the most of your Caribbean vacation at this park, where you can snorkel, hike a nature trail and picnic.

Explore the mangrove forests and limestone caves of this tropical island.

Take a stroll along this isolated sandy beach, but be careful when swimming: the waters here are often unsafe for swimmers.

Two-acre nature reserve for endemic trees and the Bermuda bluebird.