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Things to Do in Bermuda”, “Worth Going To…The Tour Guides Are Awesome!!!” A Celebration of Bermuda! A FREE guide to Bermuda by bike in 2012. Elbow Beach Cycles, Bermuda’s #1 scooter, pedal bike & electric bike rental Book online for a 10% Discount or call + 1.(441).296.2300 Page | 2 Book a scooter online and save 10% or call + 1.(441).296.2300 Elbow Beach Cycles: 60 South Shore Road At Elbow Beach Bermuda Resort & Spa, Paget, PG06 BERMUDA Beaches in Bermuda ................................................................................................................... 8 Why Are There Pink Sand Beaches In Bermuda? ................................................................................................................... 9 9 Beaches To Swim In Bermuda ............................................................................................................................................... 11 The Sea Glass Beaches of Bermuda ......................................................................................................................................... 14 Horseshoe Bay Bermuda............................................................................................................................................................. 16 John Smith’s Bay in Bermuda .................................................................................................................................................... 18 Elbow Beach in Bermuda! .......................................................................................................................................................... 19 Tobacco Bay Beach, St. George ................................................................................................................................................ 24 Shelly Bay Beach, Hamilton Parish .......................................................................................................................................... 26 Chaplin Bay, Bermuda.................................................................................................................................................................. 28 Clearwater Beach .......................................................................................................................................................................... 32 Achilles Bay Beach ........................................................................................................................................................................ 35 Nonsuch Island ............................................................................................................................................................................... 38 Warwick Long Bay Beach ............................................................................................................................................................ 40 South Shore Park In Warwick .................................................................................................................................................... 42 West Whale Bay Beach In Southampton ............................................................................................................................... 45 Hidden Beach, Bermuda – Where Is It? ................................................................................................................................. 48 Angle Beach, Southampton, Bermuda ................................................................................................................................... 51 Astwood Cove Beach, Warwick, Bermuda ............................................................................................................................ 53 Wafer Rocks Beach, Southampton .......................................................................................................................................... 55 Peel Rock Cove, Southampton .................................................................................................................................................. 57 Middle Beach, Southampton ..................................................................................................................................................... 59 Butts Beach, Southampton ........................................................................................................................................................ 62 Spanish Point Park Beach, Bermuda ....................................................................................................................................... 64 Ecotourism ............................................................................................................................... 66 A Walk To Hog Bay Park Bermuda ........................................................................................................................................... 67 Crystal & Fantasy Caves, Hamilton Parish ............................................................................................................................. 69 Victoria Park In Hamilton, Bermuda........................................................................................................................................ 71 Somers Park In St. Georges ........................................................................................................................................................ 73 Bermuda Railway Trail ................................................................................................................................................................. 75 The Par-la-Ville Park in Hamilton ............................................................................................................................................. 77 The Bermuda Botanical Gardens .............................................................................................................................................. 79 Enjoy A Trip to Warwick Pond, Bermuda .............................................................................................................................. 81 Idwal Hughes Nature Reserve ................................................................................................................................................... 83 Bermuda Fairylands & Fairy Land Creek ................................................................................................................................ 85 Palm Grove Gardens .................................................................................................................................................................... 88 Seymour’s Pond Bermuda .......................................................................................................................................................... 90 Gilbert Nature Reserve Bermuda ............................................................................................................................................. 92 Gladys Morrell Nature Reserve ................................................................................................................................................ 94 Montpellier Arboretum ............................................................................................................................................................... 97 Visit The Heydon Trust ............................................................................................................................................................. 101 Point Pleasant Park in Hamilton ............................................................................................................................................ 103 Sight Seeing ........................................................................................................................... 105 Page | 3 Book a scooter online and save 10% or call + 1.(441).296.2300 Elbow Beach Cycles: 60 South Shore Road At Elbow Beach Bermuda Resort & Spa, Paget, PG06 BERMUDA Heritage Walk Hamilton ........................................................................................................................................................... 106 St. David’s Battery in Bermuda .............................................................................................................................................. 110 Martello Tower in Bermuda.................................................................................................................................................... 112 Fort George Bermuda ............................................................................................................................................................... 114 Alexandra Battery ...................................................................................................................................................................... 116 The Birdcage in Hamilton ........................................................................................................................................................ 119 Town Crier of St. George’s in Bermuda ............................................................................................................................... 122 Old Devonshire Parish Church ............................................................................................................................................... 124 See Carter House in Bermuda ...............................................................................................................................................
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