The Bermuda Aquarium The Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (BAMZ) is Bermuda’s premier visitor attraction, dedicated to inspiring appreciation and care of island environments. Accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA), BAMZ has more than 300 birds, reptiles and mammals from oceanic islands on display, and is committed to education, conservation and research through its support charity, the Bermuda Zoological Society.   Click here for more information

Botanical Gardens No matter where you travel in Bermuda it is hard to miss the profuse array of flowers and trees that line the roadsides. Many trees native to the island produce scented flowers that fill the air with perfume. The Botanical Gardens in Paget is one of Bermuda’s major attractions. The 35-acre landscaped park contains hundreds of clearly identified flowers, shrubs and trees, including a vast collection of subtropical fruit, hibiscus, an aviary, banyan trees and a garden for the blind. A good way to see the expanse of gardens is to take the walking tour, which lasts for 90 minutes and stretches from the Point Finger Road, to Berry Hill and the South Shore Road.   Click here for more information

Bermuda Maritime Museum Explore 500 years of local history and culture, displayed in military buildings of the 6-acre Keep citadel, including the award winning restored Commissioner’s House. Bastions, cannons, shipwreck artifacts, local watercrafts, maritime art, spectacular sea views and dolphin encounters are all found in Bermuda’s largest fort!   Click here for more information

Bermuda National Gallery Bermuda National Gallery is Bermuda's art museum, bringing the world of art to Bermuda and Bermuda's art to the world. Established in 1992 by the Bermuda Fine Art Trust Act of 1982, The Bermuda National Gallery was created with a mission to promote, benefit and advance the visual art in Bermuda through creating a collection of significant artworks both from Bermuda and worldwide, and a facility in which to care for, research and interpret these works for the public. The BNG's goals are excellence, education and bringing the community together to share in the finest accomplishments via an interwoven programme of exhibitions, permanent collections, educational programming and cultural entertainment.   Click here for more information

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Cambridge Beaches Resort
On the western end of Bermuda, looking out over Long Bay Beach and the Atlantic Ocean on one side and picturesque Mangrove Bay on the other—is the 30-acre peninsula on which Cambridge Beaches resides. Featuring 94 cottage style rooms and suites, each with its own unique name and décor, the property is surrounded by private beaches and coves, perfect for sun-bathing, swimming and snorkeling, and offers a private marina for your pleasure.
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Grotto Bay Beach Hotel
Refresh in our blues, swim on our private pink sand beach, bathe in our fresh water pool, or languish in our outdoor jacuzzi surrounded by gardens above the beach; sail, snorkel, wind surf, dive ancient wrecks or explore our delicate and beautiful coral reefs. Take a boat cruise, on a sunny afternoon or during a glorious sunset. Play tennis night or day, or work out in our exercise room. We're also conveniently located within five minutes of two of Bermuda's finest golf courses, should you wish to hit the greens. In addition we offer an extensive Activities programme for children and adults, offering a daily schedule of fun-filled things to do.
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