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Crystal Caves of Bermuda Black Watch Pass 7 Terry Island Fort & Blue Hole Hill N 4 Flatts Bridge Jews Bay - B12!/ Burnt Point Fort Brighton Hill Rd K $ •BftSl Bob's Valley Ln Lest at Sc-a Memorial Mangrove Bay 13 Fort Cunningham Cahow Way .0 3 .oM Broom St KEY TO MAPS Lovers' Lake Parson's Bay Burnt House Hill 14 Fort Popple Cashew City Rd S 2. 9 Fort St Catherine S Palm Grove Garden S Pitt's Bay Cambridge Rd ” y,- ■ /T-r*»S Causeway, The O 4. Riddell's Bay E'lM 10 Fort William Portuguese- Rock Camp Hill Chaii K 8. Somerset Long Bay k"2 „A$S 12 Gates Fort St. David's Lighthouse Camp Rd Chapel of Ease Rd ,R 3 Snorkel Park Beach D0 6 King's Castle 'Verdmont' Cc-dar Av ! SOMERSET Collector's Hiil Stonehole Bay 8 Msrteilo Tower Cedar Hill <i> VILLAGE Conc-y Island Rd Stcvell Bay 15 St. David's Battery Sports Facilities O Cemetery Rd Cooper's Island R:i Sud Side 8each . H 12/'; Chapel Rd Coot Pond Rd 16 Bermuda Gymnastics Assoc .Q. 3 • Warwick Long Bay O G12: Wrt Church Rd Golf ft Cut Rd 15 Devonshire Squash Courts K/8/T Wc-st Whale Bay £1 A12 . err Cobb's Hill Rd Mid Ocean Club Devil's Hole Hill 20 Lord’s Oval Whitney Bay A 12 ' K';?M Darnel's Head Rd jfD,Lpyaity Ocean view Golf Course Devon Spring Rd 14 National Equestrian Centre Somerset Dock Hill Emily’s Bay Rd Q 3 17 St. George's Cricket Club ,P ''.2>i Country Squ Tucker s Point Golf Club Forts W Dunscombe Rd Ferry Rd O 3. 16 Sea Breeze Oval N 4 Fort Hamilton 0. :Fl§§ Dutton Av w Floral Lane 19 Southside Motor Sports Park R 4 1 Bermuda Maritime Museum I* j £ 60 % Hotels S Fort George Hill East Shore Rd 2 Scaur Hill Fort SO 41 AuntNeaS it Hilicrest Q>:?| S/IOJ Evan's Bay Rd Fractious St Watersports © MM 36 Clear Vic-v. Suites (The) Government Hill Rd 3 Wc-st Wnale Bay Fort Fairyland Rd 11 Ana Luna Adventures 39 Grotto Bay Beach Res Great Bay Rd Frog Ln 11 Blue Hole Watersports Golf fti 37 Mid Ocean Club Harrington Hundreds Rd Front St 13 Just Add Water 33 Rosewood Tucker's Pc Harrington Sound Rd Belmont Hills Golf Club George's Bay Rd . 12 K.S. WaterSpcrts Bermuda Glebe Rd. 28 Rosewood Tucker's Point Hermitage Rd Bermuda Golf Academy 11 Dive Bermuda Golf Villas Port Royal Golf Course Granaway Heights Rd Jennings Rd 10 Tucker's Point Dive & 33 Rosewood Tucker’s Point Jublilee Rd Riddell's Bay Golf Club E 12 . Grape Bay Dr Watersports Centre P Happy Valley Rd Harbour Court Knapton Hill N 7.; s Turtle Hill Golf Club £ 13 Harvey Rd 40 St. George’s Club KiiyberPass Q .1. Kindle/ Field Rd O 3- Yacht/Boat Clubs •— Hotels i Hayden Ln Lighthouse Hill S '.3'." 7 East End Mini Yacht Club Horse-shoe Rd 10 Blue Horizons Industrial Park Rd Parks m Mount Rd S 3/1 8 St. George's Dinghy & 1 Cambridge Beaches TRANSPORTATION Keith Hall Rd Abbott's Clift Pa-k Mullet Bay Rd P 2. Sports Club 8 Clairfont Apts Khyber Pass 21 Coco Reef Resort Kitchener Rd 18 Coral Beach & Tennis Club . Watersports © Lagoon Rd ED 22 Dawkins Manor _ Langton Hill 9 Aquatic Bermuda \ 28 Edgehill Manor Lighthouse Rd at Catamaran J.' 20 Elbow Beach, Bermuda Long Bay Ln 2 Banana Split Tubing Rides 31 Hamilton Princess Bermuda Longford Rd 2 Bermuda Water Tours 6 Fairmont Southampton 4 Blue Water Divers Ltd Love s Ln 13 Fourways inn Malabar Rd 2 Charter Bermuda Bermuda National Trust at The Globe Hotel’ E3J E> 4 2 Garden House R v fi Mangrove Bay Rd 8 Crystal Clear Kayaks Featuring the American Civil War exhibit and 9 GranavrayG.PI Manse Rd 7 Dive Bermuda Trustworthy shop. 24 Grape Bay Cottages Marsh Folly Rd 2 Fantasea Watetspcrts. Bermuda Perfumery in Stewart Hall 033 C.- 3 15 Greenbank & Cottages Mill Shares Rd 2 Hartley's Helmet Diving Bermudian Heritage Museum in Samaritan's <3 3 4 Greene’s Guest House Morgan Rd 3 H20 Sports Ledge Black History Museum and Gift 12 Inverurie Executive Suites. _ Mount Hill . 8 Hydrobike Bermuda shop. 35 Kingston House B&B Montpelier Rd 9 Island Tour Centre .1 "Deliverance" F 5 25 Little Pomander G.H. Orange Valley Rd 2 Island Tour Centre Replica of a sailing ship built 1610. 34 Mazarine by the Sea Oostination from City of Hamilton Bus Route 8 Ord Rd 2 Jessie James Cruises Old Rectory ES3 0/ 2 17 Newsteed Belmont Hills .Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo Palmetto Rd 2 jolly Roger Fishing J8th century home restored. Golf Resort & Spa 2 K.S. WaterSports Bermuda E.;6/3 CYCLE PARKING Motor cycles ai Parson's Rd. Botanical Gaidens , , Taxis (3 Pilot Darrell’s Square C 3 32 Oxford House Parson's Ln 5 Pompano Watersports .A 12'..; CrysaX Caves/ Hired by the hour, day or mile. Special all-inclusive pre­ required to park in marked cycle bays. St. George's Historical Society Museum 19 Paraquet Guest Apts 2 Reefcomber E$I?S§ Pender Rd SbchvBeedi j sold tours vary m price per person. A3-hrtour is suggest­ Traffic Lights in the City of Hamilton. At most intersec­ Printery & Garden 6. 2 3 Pompano Beach Club Point Finger Rd 9 Reef Explorer. I ed for a tour of the island. AH taxis are metered and tariff tions wheie there are traffic lights, pedestrians do not c 1725, with prints and relics of early Bermuda 5 Reefs (The) 0 /Faiimonv Southampton..; j *3' Pitts Bay Rd G 9 6 Sea Venture Water fixed by law.
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