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 Bermuda Resort Review Index BermudaLanguage: English
Population: 66,536 Capital: Hamilton Electricity: 110/60 Currency: Bermudian Dollar Departure Tax: $35 Currency Converter Bermuda Weather Thinking of Bermuda brings to mind images of tidy pastel cottages, pink-sand beaches and British traditions like cricket and afternoon tea. Bermuda is located off the east coast of the United States and is approximately 2½ hours from New York City It is made up of 150 small islands, volcanic in origin, totalling just 21 square miles. The eight largest islands are connected by causeways and bridges to form a continuous fishhook-shaped land mass 22 miles in length and averaging less than a mile across. The majority of Bermuda’s visitors come from North America for short stays, with the busiest tourist season being from April through October when the weather is warmest and water temperatures comfortable for swimming and diving. It is also the liveliest time on the island with plenty of events and entertainment options for visitors. Other times of the year are perfect for visitors interested in tennis and golf and seeing the island. The best conditions for windsurfing also tend to be in the winter. The island is full of colourful flowers – hibiscus, bougainvillea and oleander. Bermuda has the northernmost corals found in the Atlantic which attract a variety of colourful tropical creatures. |
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Bermuda Tourism Web Site Travel Documents Needed When travelling outside of your home country you should always have a valid passport. Passports are the preferred document for entry into Bermuda. Always check with your travel agent regarding current entry requirements. There are no drive-yourself cars for hire, but visitors can get about easily by taxi, bus, ferry, motor scooter, and by horse and carriage.
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