Tips & Tricks
Plage Bel-Air (3 km. East of Dakar): this is one of the main beaches in the capital’s area. Plage Bel-Air (3 km. East of Dakar): this is one of the main beaches in the capital’s area.
Fishing – for those interested in sports fishing, there are various private charter outfits that will take visiting fishermen to the high seas outside of Bermuda, where (depending on the season), various types of fish can be caught – from Amberjack to Barracuda, Yellowfish Tuna, Blue Marlin, White Marlin, and Rainbow Runner. Such firms include […]
National Dance Theatre of Bermuda (Bermuda College West Hall, Room 323, 11 College Rise, Paget Parish) — The National Dance Theatre of Bermuda (NDTB) offers development and performance opportunities for our dance community. The Theatre provides access to training opportunities with world-class teachers, performers and choreographers, and offers the opportunity to earn international scholarships
Horseshoe Bay Beach (Off South Road, Southampton Parish) — Once you step foot on Horseshoe Bay Beach, you will realize why it is Bermuda’s most celebrated beach. The long, sweeping crescent of pink sand makes it a popular choice any time of year. The nearby Beach House offers snacks, rentals and changing facilities.
Jobson’s Cove (Off South Road, Warwich Parish) — Jobson’s Cove may be tiny. But this sheltered cove, surrounded by steep, jagged rocks, is arguably one of the most visually stunning beaches in Bermuda.
Fantasea Diving & Watersports (Dockyard Watersports Centre, Royal Navy Dockyard) — this is the only PADI diving center located at the historic Royal Naval Dockyard. Once a strategic Atlantic outpost for the British Navy, this now popular tourist destination is the ideal jumping off point to explore genuine shipwrecks, vibrant coral reefs, and secluded island […]