10 Things To Do In Bermuda

1. Take a  boat trip  to one of its many beaches and  snorkel . The water is so crystal clear that sometimes it is not necessary to snorkel to enjoy the great variety of fish on the island. Without a doubt, an unforgettable experience.

2.  Say hello to Johnny Barnes  as you pass by. Johnny is a local who has been hailing for more than 25 years and saying he loves everyone who passes by. From 3:45 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Rain or shine, Johnny is always at his roundabout, rewarding those who pass by with his smile and love. In this video you will get to know this great man better.

3. Visit the  rum factory  and try the  Rum cake,  or rum cake. They have tasting all the cupcakes. A treat! In this factory you can also see how the glass is handcrafted. It is located in Royal Naval Dockyard and is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. And when there are cruises in the port, they open until 21:00.

4.  Talk to a local  and ask why they wear shorts with high socks. You will be surprised by the answer. Let’s not forget that they are an English colony.

5. Visit Hog Penny pub one night  , order a Rum Sizzle and enjoy the voice of rocker  Will Black.

6. Visit  Crystal Caves.  The beauty of this place is indescribable. Underground lakes with crystalline turquoise water adorned with stalactite formations and white stalagmites. They are located in  Bailey’s Bay in  the district of Hamilton Parish, about 36 meters deep. It opens from 09:00 to 17:00 and offers tours every 20 minutes. No reservation required.

7.  Visit the Museum of Natural History, Zoo & Aquarium.   It opened in 1926 and is located in  Flatts Village . Despite being a small place, they have more than 300 different species of animals, among which we can find: turtles, seals and exotic birds. Open everyday from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (except Christmas Day). Price : Adults $ 10, Children (5 to 12 years old) $ 5
Children under 5 years, Free. You can know much more about the Aquarium by visiting its  website.

8. Enjoy a  pink sand beach . As you can see in this place everything is pink, to the sand of its beaches and this is due to the erosion of the corals. The most outstanding are:  Horseshoe Bay, Stonehole Bay and Astwood Cove .

9. Enjoy the local dance of the  Gombey dancers  and their colorful attire. The African and Caribbean influence of this English colony is shown in the dances and dress of the  Gombey . It reminds me a lot of the Carnival of me land.

10.  Meet the man of your life.  Did you know that Bermuda is the place of the World with more chances to marry a millionaire? Hahaha Curious, I read it in my travel guide during my first visit to the island. It is a destination where expatriates predominate, mostly men between 25-35 years of English nationality who are engaged in the banking or insurance sector. Coincidences of life, I found the man of my life there, although of millionaire nothing at all hahaha.

I hope that after what you have read you are as much in love with us as these islands of pastel houses and turquoise waters. If you want to know more curiosities of the  Bermuda Islands , do not miss  this post.