Bermuda’s 5 most photogenic spots
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Bermuda is the ultimate island escape. The pink sand beaches and crystalline waters have to be seen to be believed, and youll soon find yourself basking in the luxury lifestyle and the endless sun. But your holiday snaps wont just be of blue skies and cobalt seas, for Bermuda is embedded with historical intrigue and secret spots, magical hideaways and underground worlds. Weve taken the time to find the islands most photogenic spots of all – and we suggest you add all five to your itinerary, without delay.
Grape Bay
Its the myriad shades of blue at Grape Bay that will really have you mesmerised. From the calming blue of the sky to the deep greeny-blue of the ocean, Grape Bay is truly a soul soother. Its listed here as one of the islands most photogenic spots, but in reality we think youll have trouble capturing the depth of those azure shades on camera. Still, its worth a try.
The Railway Trail
If you thought Bermuda was all blue skies and golden shores, think again. A train used to run from one end of the island to the other, and in the place of the old railway is a beautiful tunnel of trees and lush plant life. We recommend a lazy wander through the flowers and green arches: its a photo opportunity a minute. And when youre not snapping away, you can walk, run or cycle along this wonderful alternative route.
St. Georges
If there were a prize for the most Instagrammable spot on the island, St. Georges would win it hands down. If youre looking for symmetrical, pastel-coloured prints that definitely dont need a filter, look no further. In essence, St. Georges, Bermudas original capital, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a cultural mecca that can’t be missed. Make sure you capture it.
Rosewood Tuckers Point
If youre looking for a place to stay where you can capture stunning panoramas without having to stray too far from the hotel, youve come to the right place. Rosewood Tuckers Point Beach Club is host to Bermudas largest private beach, and if you need a break from saltwater, look no further than the two freshwater pools. Whilst here, youll be treated to blissful views from dawn til dusk, only taking a break from sunbathing and swimming to dine at the seasonal open-air restaurant Sur Mer. This elegant spot overlooks the picturesque South Shore and the Atlantic Ocean, its shaded pergola perched above a pink sand beach. We think you can be forgiven for a sneaky snap above the dining table.
The Crystal Caves
For an island famed for its sea and sun, its ironic that possibly Bermudas most photogenic location is underground. Just over one hundred years ago two boys playing cricket happened upon these 30 million-year-old caves, and the sense of amazement they must have felt that day is experienced time and again by visitors to this natural wonder. Fortunately, these days we know to come well-armed with cameras to capture these breath-taking subterranean sights. Expect crystal-clear blue lakes, chandelier clusters, stalactites and soda straws, all lit by stunning soft-white lighting.
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Looks Lovely, one for the bucket list.
Not a place to be without a camera, Lovely beaches, world heritage sites and crystal clear water.
Oh wow the Crystal Caves looks amazing. I am obsessed with caves and will add this one definitely to my bucketlist.
which soul wound not wanna be here. atlest Once in a a life time i wish to party on this Islands with Pink sand and crystalline waters !
The Crystal Caves are beautiful. I want to visit Bermuda one of these days. My SO stopped over in Bermuda on a flight and he was drawn to the colorful homes and architecture.
I’ve been to the Bahamas but I was unaware there were caves!?! Definitely looks like a good reason to go back to the Bahamas! Now I just have to check and see where they are exactly.
The Railway Trail is so awesome place. I been visit to there almost three times and in love with that place.