Bermuda
Cambridge Beaches
Miles of secluded pink sand beaches. Hidden coves. Lush tropical gardens. Intimate rooms with a view. Romantic candlelight dinners. European charm. Splendid sunsets. Moonlit strolls. No wonder they call Bermuda the island made for two. Walking down an aisle lined with hibiscus and oleander. Stealing a kiss under a Moongate. A horse-drawn carriage ride through the old world streets of St. George’s. Memories to have and to hold for a lifetime. It’s all yours, and it’s just a click away.
Bermuda has a remarkably mild climate that seldom sees extremes of either hot or cold. During the winter months (December through March), temperatures average 70°F. The hottest part of the year is between May and mid-October, when temperatures range from 75°F to 85°F. The summer months are somewhat drier, although rainfall is spread fairly evenly throughout the year.
The town was founded in 1612, the first municipality in Bermuda. It was established long before St. George’s Parish (in which the town is located). It was first populated by settlers from Great Britain who arrived in 1609 by accident instead of going to Jamestown in Virginia. The town is accessible by bus, moped, bicycle and taxi. Bermuda has beautiful Beaches. Boating. Coves. Caves. Golf. Gombey. Mopeds. Moongates. Watersports. Walks. Shipwrecks. Shopping. Tennis. Tea. (Talk about the icing on the cake.) An afternoon in Bermuda’s quaintest shops, found mostly throughout the City of Hamilton, is a must. Enjoy highly-personalised service as you browse over Irish linens, crystal, local art, and antiques from around the world. And of course, Bermuda shorts are always a hot item. Whether you want to hear classical music or classic rock & roll, nightlife in Bermuda definitely won’t leave you singing the blues. And you never know who you’ll find jamming at any one of our pubs, lounges, and hotel bars. Hotel clerks, cab drivers, and even shopkeepers will be happy to tell you where to have a good time please know that some places close in the off-season (December - April)
Passion. It leaves footprints on a pink sand beach. Blossoms under a hibiscus tree. Dances under a moonlit sky. And swims in a secluded cove. If you’re looking for romance, you’ll find it in Bermuda. Just be sure to leave your inhibitions at home. Take a moonlit stroll along the crescent-shaped beach at Horseshoe Bay. Ride in a horse-drawn carriage through the quaint streets of Hamilton. Steal away to the undiscovered beauty of Devonshire Parish. Wherever you go, you’ll find romance in Bermuda.
