Devonshire, Smiths & Flatts Scenic Tour - Bermuda YP
Take a scenic tour through Devonshire, Smiths and Flatts Parishes in Bermuda. Showing you many of the different sites and attractions of the area.
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Bermuda Railway Trail . Smith's Parish
Store Hill Smith's to Flatt's Inlet. Thank you to the sponsors of foot bridges.
Bermuda Trip in 1939
This is a short color film of a 3 week round trip cruise between New York City and Bermuda aboard the Monarch of Bermuda in 1939. The ship arrived back at the Manhattan Cruise Terminal on the 9th of September. There are quick glimpses of the Royal Naval Dockyard, Hamilton, SS Queen of Bermuda, Paget Parish, the Bermuda Railway, Front Street, and Manhattan.
Warwick Long Bay, Bermuda
This beach is right next to Horseshoe Bay in Bermuda. It is incredibly beautiful. There are 3 long beaches and a little enclosed area with rock formations. There are a lot of fish for the kids to see and swim with too. Very scenic place.
Southampton Parish Scenic Tour - Bermuda YP
Take a scenic tour through the city of Hamilton in Bermuda. Showing you many of the different sites and attractions of the area.
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Bermuda
The Bermudas or Somers Isles, which most people know as Bermuda, is an enchanting land with mystery and intrigue. The water that surrounds it is the North Atlantic Ocean and it is considered part of the British seas. The climate here is spectacular as it is considered to be a humid subtropical climate with warm Gulf Stream air that blows through here. Many visit here for exhilarating vacations and peaceful getaways. Here are five things you may or may not know about Bermuda:
5 Facts You Might Not Know
1
Bermuda is divided into nine parishes, they are: Devonshire, Hamilton, Paget, Pembroke, St George's, Sandy's, Smith's, Southampton and Warwick. These parishes are known to some as counties in other areas. Each of these parishes also has individual towns or neighborhoods within them.
2
Most people come to Bermuda for the beach, which is no secret; however few know that the sand is actually a pink color. The vibrant blue waters and coral colored sand actually are the biggest attraction on the island. Many people enjoy scuba and snorkeling. There are also many ship wrecked sights that tourists who are into scuba love to explore. If one is into water sports, Bermuda is the place to visit.
3
The locals in Bermuda actually celebrate many holidays like the American's. In fact they celebrate Easter, Christmas and even Labor Day. However, the customs observed are slightly different. For instance, the locals celebrate Easter, but they do it by flying handmade kites to celebrate the day.
4
Though there are 150 islands that make up Bermuda, only 20 of them have people living on them. This is partly because the Bermudians believe that the islands are haunted. On the main island of Bermuda, over 20 documented cases of people vanishing from the beaches without a trace left of them. An old legend says that there is a ghost knapper that haunts the beaches, while it may seem like silly superstitions, the Bermudians wholeheartedly believe in it.
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In a land that is surrounded by water, it seems odd that there are no rivers, streams or fresh waters supplies available. Because of the scarce nature of the water, Bermudians must rely on rain water to replenish their water systems. Due to the fact that they depend on rain water, at times they may be in a water crisis. Rain water harvesting is a smart resource but can be unnerving when supplies get low.
The capital of Bermuda is Hamilton. The currency of Bermuda is the Bermudian Dollar (customarily known as Bermuda Dollar)(BMD) Flag of Bermuda
Bermuda belongs to the North American continent
Airports in Bermuda
Kindley Field
The Country dialling code of Bermuda is +1 441, and the TLD (Top-level domain) of Bermuda is .bm
Population
66,163
Languages spoken in Bermuda: English
Coordinates (in Latitude & Longitude) of Bermuda
32 20 N, 64 45 W
Kilometers of coastline
103 kilometers
Square kilometers of land
53.3 square kilometers
Square kilometers of water
0 square kilometers
Birth rate
11.26 / 1000 population
Death rate
7.84 / 1000 population
Irrigated land
NA sq km
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CLEARWATER BEACH - ST. DAVID'S ISLAND - ST. GEORGE'S PARISH - BERMUDA
Plage de Clearwater - Île de St. David - Paroisse de St. George's - Bermudes
Coordonnées GPS: 32°21'20.7N 64°39'35.5W
La plage de Clearwater est située sur l'île de St. David, pas très loin de l'aéroport. On peut d'ailleurs observer de cet endroit les avions qui y atterrissent.
C'est une superbe plage de sable blanc. Elle est idéale pour les familles avec enfants car l'eau est très calme.
On peut y faire de la plongée en apnée. Comme il n'y a pas de récifs, on ne voit pas de poissons de récifs. Cependant, on peut y apercevoir des tortues et même des conques.
Il y a également un joli parc aménagé avec des aires de pique-nique, de jeux ainsi que des toilettes publiques. On y retrouve également un resto-bar.
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John Smiths Bay Bermuda, Named For Captain John Smith, Founder Jamestown
John Smiths Bay is a beach in Smiths Parish, Bermuda. It is named after Captain John Smith, famous for establishing the first permanent English settlement in North America at Jamestown and his relationship with Pocahontas.
In 1624 Captain John Smith produced a map of Bermuda, despite never visiting the island. It is believed he obtained the information from Governor Nathaniel Butler.
The beach is more popular with locals than tourists. Lifeguards are on duty during the summer months.
Bermuda Drive Devonshire to Hamilton Parish
From Lindos in Devonshire Middle road to North shore road Shelly Bay in Hamilton Parish
Explore the Bermuda Railway Trail
Spanning the island from end to end, the Railway Trail follows an abandoned railbed that winds through tranquil landscapes and along stunning rocky coastlines. Eighteen peaceful miles of island history and breathtaking views are yours to explore by foot or pedal bike, but no motorized vehicles are allowed.