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• Snorkel Bermuda
  "Great snorkeling experience"
  "Me, my wife, and two teen age daughters thoroughly enjoyed our Bermuda snorkeling experience with Sonny and his pal Audrey. I cannot add anything more than the other reviews here except to confirm several items: 1. This adventure was much more enjoyable, intimate experience than the large ( I mean..." giant) snorkeling adventures offered by other providers. We shared the boat with only one other family. 2. Bring a SD memory card- Sonny's camera took great snorkeling pictures. 3. Bring your own drinks/snacks. This is an efficient operation. 4. Note we are all experienced snorkelers- but there should not be any issues for even novice snorkelers. 5. It does not hurt that the weather was perfect, seas calm, and water temperature just right. " More >
• Clearwater Beach
  "Clearwater Beach and Cooper's Island National Park"
  "We had the best day of our visit to Bermuda completely by accident. We took the ferry from the Dockyard to St. George, expecting to walk around for a few minutes and then ride the next ferry back. But instead, the Visitors Center had a photo of Clearwater Beach that made us want to see it ourselves...." So we took the #6 bus to Clearwater Beach, and then walked from there into Cooper's Island National Park, a series of gorgeous beaches, headlands, and trails that were almost empty of other visitors. This was preserved from development because it was a NASA base until a few years ago. Spectacular turquoise ocean, crystal clear water, a variety of sea birds, etc etc. Empty yet easy to reach by bus. I strongly recommend a visit if you like scenery, nature, and going someplace special while everyone else is shopping. " More >
• Bermuda Railway Trail
  "Safe scenic walking in Bermuda"
  "Aside from the south shore beaches, the traffic on its narrow roads make it hard to find a safe place to take a long walk in Bermuda. So last week we took the #8 bus from the Dockyard to the intersection of Lighthouse Road and Middle Road. A few yards from there we got on the Railway Trail at the st..."art of its longest continuous section. There are a few hills where I guess trestles have been removed, and a few paved sections on which an occasional car passes, but generally the trail is flat, unpaved, and only for walkers and bikes. This is a beautiful trail - not for the vistas but for the trees, flowers, wild fruits (loquat and pitanga), the backyard views of a side of Bermuda that most tourists never see. Much of the trail is cut trough solid limestone and overhung with exuberant semitropical trees. From the trail's end near Hamilton we walked into town, the narrow sidewalks and heavy traffic reminding us how special a place we had found. " More >