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Marcus' Bermuda
Marcus Samuelsson's harbourfront restaurant at the Hamilton Princess hotel — Caribbean-American menu, glass-walled room over the harbour. Bermuda's marquee modern restaurant.
Hog Penny
1957-vintage English-style pub on Burnaby Street — fish chowder with sherry pepper and black rum (the Bermudian way), bangers and mash, dark wood interior. The reliable Hamilton pub.
Bermuda Railway Trail
Twenty-two-kilometre walking and biking trail along the route of the old Bermuda Railway — broken into nine sections of 2-5km each. The island's defining outdoor route, partly coastal, partly inland.
South Shore Park Beaches Walk
Coastal park walk linking Horseshoe Bay, Warwick Long Bay, Jobson's Cove and Chaplin Bay along the south shore — about 3km of pink-sand beaches and limestone outcrops.
National Museum of Bermuda
Naval and maritime history museum inside the Royal Naval Dockyard's old keep — Bermuda's slavery story, the Sea Venture wreck and the founding, an immersive 3D wreck exhibit. The country's defining museum.
Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (BAMZ)
Compact aquarium, natural-history museum and zoo on the north shore in Flatts Village — North Atlantic ocean tank, sloths, alligators, lemurs. Family-magnet half-day.
Horseshoe Bay Beach
The pink-sand crescent that defines Bermuda's beach reputation — protected horseshoe of fine pink-tinted sand backed by limestone cliffs, calm shallow water inside the reef. Crowded in cruise season but worth the visit anyway.
Warwick Long Bay
Half-mile of pink sand backed by rugged cliffs and dune scrub — the quieter alternative to Horseshoe Bay. Most of the year you'll find a stretch to yourself.