Bermuda Travel Guide (click here)

Britain's oldest colony, Bermuda, is a land of pink, sandy beaches, clear turquoise seas and picturesque old colonial towns. It is hard now to imagine that sailors knew it as Devil's Island, but the combination of shallow waters and coral reefs caused many a shipwreck in the past. Today, however, the reefs provide a wonderful playground for swimming, snorkelling, and diving.

Bermuda is an archipelago comprised of approximately 200 coral islands and islets located 650 miles (1,045km) off the east coast of America, in the Atlantic. The mainland consists of the seven main islands linked to each other by causeways and bridges and stretches just 20 miles (32km) from tip to tail.

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