Bermuda

The 181-island archipelago of Bermuda is shrouded in myth thanks to a series of shipwrecks in the so-called Bermuda Triangle. The coral reefs responsible for these disappearances are now major draw cards for visitors keen to explore the natural underwater ecosystem.
Bermuda is a unique Caribbean destination. For starters, the beaches are a pretty shade of pink, making for a spectacular photo against the backdrop of azure seas or lush green jungle – Horseshoe Bay might be the best beach destination. The local economy is booming thanks to international corporations established under the country’s liberal tax system, and the seven main islands are connected by a series of bridges.
Explore Bermuda’s colonial past, represented in military forts, gothic churches and English-style cottages. Hike the historic Railway Trail, play a round at the famous Port Royal golf course, go underground in the Crystal and Fantasy Caves, and buy up a storm at the markets behind the fortified walls of the Royal Navy Dockyard.