To explore our treasures, just rent a two-wheeled vehicle. You can cover the entire island from magnificent vistas and castles of old, to cute local watering holes and the most remote sandy cove.
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If you wish to learn more about the history of Bermuda, then set off on the Gold Tour. This is a fascinating excursion of Waterville and Paget Marsh, organized by the Bermuda National Trust. Visitors can then take in some of the most important historical spots on the island.
When looking for the finest accommodation in Bermuda, many people flock to The Reefs. This is a luxury hotel known for its wide range of events held during the week. These include providing the perfect backdrop for a film buff to take in a flick, with a Movie on the Beach at the Reefs.
Bermuda has always had a wide appreciation of arts and crafts. You can experience the best in custom made, hand crafted items by visiting the Bermuda Art and Craft Market Fair, at the CV Cafe, by Walter Street, in St Georges.
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If you are looking for a good laugh this May, then Heaven help us for the Lord Make Me Laugh comedy festival in Bermuda. It is the hilarious cavalcade of comedy for all the family, and it is coming to the Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts in Devonshire, on Saturday, May 4th.
There is an annual sporting fixture in Bermuda which is seen by thousands of people each year. The event takes in the entire island and covers many outdoors activities. It is called the Catlin or Bermuda End to End, and it takes place on the 4th of May.
The arts have always found a good home in Bermuda’s capital city, which forever celebrates its artistic accomplishments. This is through activities, exhibits and competitions. People could then experience such an event for themselves by attending the 4th Annual City of Hamilton Art Festival.
If you would like to explore the colours, sights and sounds of Bermuda, then visit the island in May. You can then let yourself get caught up in the theme of this annual event, honouring Bermuda’s rich identity and cultural achievements. Why not open your eyes to the wonders of Heritage Month 2013?
If you enjoy athletics, then you wouldn’t want to miss the inaugural urban based steeple chase taking place on the island. The meet makes up part of the exciting Bermuda Triple Challenge and is called the Urban Foot Race.
If you love sailing, then you will truly be in your element with the arrival of “Bermuda International Invitational Race Week 2013″. The excitement is all set to last from April 27th to May the 3rd, and you wouldn’t want to miss it.
The Bermuda Peppercorn Ceremony is a long established island event which takes place at the end of April. It dates back to 1816 and is held annually at King’s Square, in the parish of St. George’s. The ceremony is scheduled to go ahead on the 24th.
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