Standing alone in the Atlantic, 508 miles east of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, Bermuda remains one of the wealthiest countries in the world with a beauty and charm second to none. Although Bermuda is a major link in international business, it still manages to uphold the quaintness and friendly atmosphere of a small island paradise. 

Bermuda is only a 2 hour flight from New York, and 6 major airlines service the island on a daily basis. Airfare to Bermuda is generally less expensive during the "off season" which is November through March where the weather is at it's coolest & wettest.  Between May and mid-October, the temperatures range from 75°F to 90°F with the humidity very high.

Bermuda offers some of the best site-seeing in the world. With it's gorgeous crystal blue water, and cool pink sand, some of the beaches are ranked the most beautiful in the world. There is lots to do and see on the Island, so you need to plan your days out carefully to make sure you experience as much as you can. Anything from water sports, golfing, hiking, or even sunbathing - you will be sure to find some activity to keep you busy during your stay.

	Getting around in Bermuda is fairly easy as you have a choice of methods. Taxis are plentiful throughout the Island, and most drivers make it a general practice to be extremely friendly and helpful. You could always get adventurous and rent a moped or scooter, which seems to be the most popular method of travel for locals alike. Cars are not available to visitors. Aside from that, there is the public bus system, and ferry boats that will take you from one end of the Island to the other for a small fee. Dining is always a treat in Bermuda as there is a diversified selection of international cuisine to choose from. Eating out can tend to be rather expensive at times, especially since there are no McDonald's or Burger King to grab a quick bite. Be sure to make reservations and check the dress code at some of the finer restaurants. Always watch the bill as it is a general practice of most restaurants to add the 15% gratuities to the bill automatically.
Generally, you will find the locals friendly and helpful, but there are some areas of the Island that would probably be best to stay clear of. Check with your hotel staff on areas to be aware of, otherwise enjoy the sites and be careful on the roads... we drive on the left!
All of the text, images and design elements on this website are protected by international copyright law. Any unauthorized use is strictly forbidden. Questions regarding copyright or technical issues affecting this website may be directed to "The Tam-Marina Webmaster" at the following link. Web Consultant  COMPUTER CONCEPTS LTD.  Bermuda