From stand-up paddleboard yoga to waterfront rock climbing to world-class golf, there are countless ways to enjoy the island. 

As you may recall from your US history class, during the American Civil War, Union forces strove diligently to block supplies from arriving at Confederate ports. What you may not know is that Bermuda played a key role in helping the Confederates bypass those blockades. 

Do you have a soft spot for our four-legged friends? Do you marvel at birds in flight? Are you dazzled by exotic saltwater fish and the sometimes scary (but not too scary) creatures of the deep? 

Once part of an “empire on which the sun never sets,” Bermuda long served as a major hub for British naval forces. At the Royal Naval Dockyard’s cooperage, laborers worked tirelessly to fashion barrels and kegs to hold goods that would then be transported around the globe on Queen Victoria’s ships. 

Exempt from winter’s chill (highs tend to stay in the 70s, and the temperature almost never dips under 60), Bermuda is the perfect place to celebrate the holidays. Here are a few of the most beloved holiday traditions of our island paradise:

If you’ve ever indulged in the pleasures of a fantasy world—whether Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, The Chronicles of Narnia, or countless other literary, film, and TV classics—you must

As anyone who has visited our majestic tropical paradise can attest, Bermuda is an ideal destination for relaxation and rejuvenation. Here at The Reefs Resort, we take great pride in

By the end of 19th-century, Great Britain had definitively earned the moniker “the empire upon which the sun never sets." Within the British Empire, Bermuda provided a crucial military and

An island of unparalleled beauty, Bermuda is virtually a heaven on earth for nature lovers. If you’re a nature lover who also happens to be staying at The Reefs, you’re

On Thursday, August 1, and Friday, August 2, all of Bermuda will come together for one of the most popular events of the year, The Cup Match Cricket Festival. The inaugural

It was a sunny, cloudless day in 1907 when Edgar Hollis and Carl Gibbons set out for a rousing game of cricket. When one of the boys batted the ball

It is often said that great things come in tiny packages, and when it comes to the history of our tiny island nation, that couldn’t be more true. Venture over

With its lush tropical landscape, majestic pink sand beaches, and proud island culture, Bermuda has long inspired artists from across the world. At the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art, located

Located about 650 miles east of the of the U.S.’s North Carolina coast, Bermuda was for centuries a strategic docking point for the British Royal Navy. Today, you’ll see remnants of this militant maritime past all over the island.

If you’re an animal lover vacationing in Bermuda, you must devote a few hours to the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum, and Zoo.

Throughout the 19^th-century, the Royal Naval Dockyard was a major hub for the British Navy. Hundreds of laborers toiled at the dockyard’s cooperage to produce kegs and barrels, which were then used to store provisions on Queen Victoria’s ships for the long journeys across the ocean.

If you’re suffering the arctic chill of December, consider visiting our island paradise, where temperatures regularly top 70 degrees and rarely drop below 60, even in the dead of winter. And if you happen to be on the island for Christmas, be sure to check out these Bermuda holiday traditions.