Only a two hour flight from the east coast, lies an island oasis where you can leave the pressures of the city behind. One of the twelve smallest places in the world, a secret hideaway of only 21 secluded square miles awaits you. Relax in a private cottage or explore one of the more than 130 surrounding islands. Known for its pink sand beaches and turquoise waters, this British territory is also famous for the Bermuda Triangle. As a result of the sharp coral reefs, there are many shipwrecks that make for great diving experiences and bring the legend of the "Triangle" to life.
Cambridge Beaches
This secluded resort features private cottages and is located on a peninsula at the westernmost part of the island.
Cake Frosting
Island homes exhibit bright pastel colors along with white stair-stepped roofs known as "cake frosting."
The Dockyards
The historic Royal Naval Dockyards have recently been transformed into a collection of shops and restaurants.
Dockyard Glassworks
One popular attraction is Dockyard Glassworks. Free demonstrations reveal how workers use a technique of hand-blowing glass and shaping it with wet newspaper.
Island Oasis
Enjoy the pink sand and turquoise waters under a straw umbrella.
The City of Hamilton
Hamilton offers upscale shopping with a unique atmosphere. Don't be surprised if you see a businessman walk by wearing traditional Bermuda shorts and knee-high socks!
Captivatingly Colored Cottages
The vibrant and wide assortment of Bermuda’s homes can be seen across the island.
Afternoon Tea on a British Isle
Where else can you enjoy this tradition while sitting at the water's edge?
Scaur Hill Fort Park
Fort Scaur is a National Park that offers views of the island's dramatic scenery. Explore the historical remnants of the British Navy's defenses.
Inherent Beauty
Rich, vibrant, natural colors are the essence of Bermuda.
Botanical Bliss
White "cake-frosted" roofs peer above the lush foliage.
Historic Churches
The St. James' Church is located on Somerset Island. It is one of the many churches in Bermuda overlooking the sea.
Private Paradise
Find your own secret hideaway in Bermuda!
TJ & Jessica Gleason are originally from California, and now live in New York City. Jessica is a teacher and TJ works in television but when they're not working they love to travel to warm climates. They enjoy the ocean and relaxing on the beach.
Only a two hour flight from the east coast, lies an island oasis where you can leave the pressures of the city behind. One of the twelve smallest places in the world, a secret hideaway of only 21 secluded square miles awaits you. Relax in a private cottage or explore one of the more than 130 surrounding islands. Known for its pink sand beaches and turquoise waters, this British territory is also famous for the Bermuda Triangle. As a result of the sharp coral reefs, there are many shipwrecks that make for great diving experiences and bring the legend of the "Triangle" to life.
