Bermuda

More than a hundred islands (including coral islets) make up the Bermuda archipelago, the largest of which are Great Bermuda, St. George, St. David and Somerset Island. All are located in the Atlantic Ocean, some 1,000 kilometers off the coast of North America. They form one of the three corners of the Bermuda Triangle, along with Miami and Puerto Rico. The capital of the archipelago is Hamilton. You won't be climbing here (but that's not what you came for), as the highest point (Town Hill) is only 80 meters above sea level, but over 100 kilometers of beach await you!

The dream vacation destination for the majority of sane people is Bermuda. Imagine starting your trip around the archipelago on your honeymoon on a boat... Imagine falling asleep partially under an umbrella with your other half watching the kids. When they think they've conquered the sea by jumping 10 cm over a wave, listen to their cries of joy. Let yourself relax by feeling the warm sand under your towel. Because the day was too short, work out a diving strategy for tomorrow. Think of nothing while you take the most beautiful photos of your life. Enjoy your vacation while it lasts! Bermuda enjoys a pleasant climate all year round, thanks to its subtropical climate and the Gulf Stream, a well-known warm ocean current. As a result, the weather is pleasant all year round.

The inexplicable disappearances of ships and planes crossing the Bermuda Triangle are the reason most people know about it. Experts and scientists have had occasion to investigate the matter, but the craft mysteriously disappear, leaving no wreckage or corpse to provide evidence. In addition, the archipelago was colonized by the British after a shipwreck in 1609. Bermuda was settled for four centuries. As a result, we can clearly detect British influences in everyday life. We drive on the left, and tea time and cricket are sacred. Caribbean cuisine is particularly renowned.