Fodor's Bermuda (Travel Guide)
Language: English
Pages: 224
ISBN: 1101879726
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Bermuda is famous for pink-sand beaches, impossibly blue water, and Kelly-green golf courses, but that's only the beginning. The combination of British old-world charm and modern luxury here presents visitors with an abundance of historic sites, high-end shops, and both chic restaurants and casual beachside eateries, as well as nightlife that's exciting and sophisticated.
away, but what Bermuda lacks in venues it makes up for in attitude. Tourists, expats, and locals all mix together to create a melting-pot social scene, especially on Friday nights—the unofficial party day for just about everyone living on the Rock. The vibe is civilized but still fun and friendly, and if you’re not sure where you want to go, just ask around; people will be more than happy to give you their thoughts—they might even buy you a drink! If you prefer your nightlife to have more
certificate) must accompany the form. The Notice is then published in the local newspaper. There is a waiting period of 15 days, and if no formal objection is raised, the license will be issued. The license to marry is valid for three months from the date of issue. The Perfect Backdrop. The obvious choice for a Bermuda destination wedding is right on the beach. Another popular choice is the sunset clifftop ceremony looking down over the turquoise water. Many hotels will set up gazebos on their
mingle to await the dawn of another day of runs, catches, and cries of “Howzat.” Cricket Cricket is one of the favorite pastimes on this sports-mad island, a fact that was seen with the national celebrations that followed Bermuda’s qualification for the Cricket World Cup in 2007. Bermuda is the smallest country ever to make the finals of the competition, and its cricketeers are treated as heroes in their homeland. The island’s cricket season runs from April through September. Bermuda Cricket
the number of wrecks attests, navigating around Bermuda’s reef-strewn waters is no simple task, especially for inexperienced boaters. If you rent a boat yourself, stick to the protected waters of the sounds, harbors, and bays, and be sure to ask for an ocean-navigation chart. These charts point out shallow waters, rocks, and hidden reefs. For trips to the reefs, let someone else do the navigating—a charter-boat skipper or one of the snorkeling-cruise operators. Some of the best reefs for
such as a certified birth certificate with seal issued by the state where you were born. However, you may still be required to present a passport when you dock at a foreign port, depending on the islands or countries that your cruise ship is visiting. And if your cruise begins in one U.S. port and ends in a different port, you will be required to have a passport. Check with your cruise line to ensure you have the appropriate documents for the stops you’ll be making on your cruise. What to Pack