The Anglican Church of Bermuda is as much a part of our Bermudian culture as the beat of the snare drum from the neighborhood Gombey troupe; or the refreshing taste of a sweet loquat in season. In fact, the Anglican Church has been a part of the Bermudian way of life from the very beginning.
Bermuda
Bermuda
Types of trips: Adventure, Culture, Relaxation, Beaches, Geographical
Best known for: Holidays, Bermuda Triangle, Storms, Bermuda Onions, Pink Beaches
Why Go?: Bermuda is a country of beautiful weather, fun events and thriving culture - an unforgettable trip for people of all ages and interests set in the idyllic Caribbean.
Fact File
Population: 65,000
Capital: Hamilton
Language(s): English
Ties to the UK?: Bermuda is an Overseas British Territory, and a popular holiday destination.
Landscape: Formed from the peaks of underwater volcanoes, and is generally lush and green with many coral reefs and beaches.
Climate/Seasons: Generally warm all year round, but with windy/cooler winters and humid summers.
When to Go: The summer season of April to October has the best weather, but the peak heat and humidity in July/August can be uncomfortable for those who are unused to it. Hurricanes could occur in summer but Bermuda does not lie in the main risk zone.
Reasons to Visit: Individual and impressive landscapes and fun cultural activities
How to Get There: Coming from the UK, air travel is the best way to get to Bermuda - there is a good international airport you can fly to.
Places to Go: Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, Spanish Point
Famous People: Gene Steede, Johnny Barnes, George Fergusson
Natural Wonders/Wildlife: Bermuda Botanical Gardens, Horseshoe Bay
History: A British colony since the 18th Century
Architecture: Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity
Culture: Strong British and Native American influences
Sport: Cricket, Golf, Football, Sailing, Fishing, Equestrian Sports, Rugby
Events: Golf Tournaments, International Film Festival, Bermuda Music Festival
Watch Out For: You should always be watching the forecast if travelling to the country during the hurricane period.
Medical Issues: No mandatory vaccinations or boosters, but some may be advised - check here for an overview and always consult with a doctor to make sure.
For travel details visit the FCO website page for this country (see below):
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