Bermuda Pictures

Blushing sand and aquamarine waters are the signature scene of a Bermuda vacation. wwing Getty Images

In 1870, St. George settlers began building (but never completed) this church as a replacement to St. Peter's Church. Gfed Getty Images

The blushing sand at Horseshoe Bay is gorgeous any time of year. Photo by Scott Dunn Getty Images

You'll spot these British telephone cabins at the Royal Naval Dockyard. Mark Edward Harris Getty Images

Less crowded than nearby Horseshoe Bay, Warwick Long Beach Bay offers a serene escape. Massimo Calmonte (www.massimocalmonte.it) Getty Images

If you're looking for sand at its pinkest, stop by Elbow Beach in Paget parish. Stuart Gregory Getty Images

Tobacco Bay is one of the few public beaches on Bermuda that has concession stands and restaurants with a liquor license. Orchidpoet Getty Images

Crystal and Fantasy Caves are the island's most famous subterranean caverns found in Hamilton parish.  Ionut Busca Getty Images

Recent Horseshoe Bay beachgoers said the views are stunning and the pink sand is breathtaking. Stuart Gregory Getty Images

Lobster is a staple on many Bermudian menus. Orchidpoet Getty Images

Even in the colder months, Horseshoe is a great spot for a romantic stroll along the sand.  Joel Carillet Getty Images

Vacationers report a pleasant breeze at Warwick Long Bay during the summer months. But take note: Those winds feel like a chilly blast come wintertime. Brian Bumby Getty Images

The Crystal and Fantasy caves are found deep underground and lined with crystals.  Iarigan - Patricia Hamilton Getty Images

The National Museum of Bermuda chronicles more than 500 years of the island's history. onepony Getty Images

More than 500 different species of fish, mammals, birds and reptiles call the 7-acre Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo home.  Richard Goerg Getty Images

The Royal Naval Dockyard offers a picturesque way to break from the pink sand beaches. Joel Carillet Getty Images

The the structure of the Unfinished Church has been fortified to withstand visitors, though it still only has a sky for a ceiling.  wwing Getty Images

Did you know that St. George was one of the first English towns established in North America?  shunyufan Getty Images

If you only stop by one spot in the historic village of St. George, travelers implore you to make it the Unfinished Church for the incredible Gothic architecture and serene surroundings. jstephenlee Getty Images

Dark 'n' stormy drinks are a staple on Bermuda. 5m3photos Getty Images

Elbow Beach is one of the South shore's most popular shorelines. vladispas Getty Images

Elbow Beach is chock full of amenities since it shares its sands with several luxury resorts. Glowimages Getty Images

Warwick Long Bay Beach is the longest on the island. Massimo Calmonte (www.massimocalmonte.it) Getty Images

Tobacco Bay is just a short distance from the cruise ship dock and the village of St. George.  anouchka Getty Images

Busy Front Street in Hamilton is packed with shops and restaurants. larigan - Patricia Hamilton Getty Images

Climb 185 steps up to the top of the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse for this spectacular view. wwing Getty Images

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute is home to one of the largest privately owned collections in the world Poh Kim Yeoh / EyeEm Getty Images

Even if you're not a fan of military history, you may still want to make the trek up to Fort Scaur for sweeping views of the Great Sound of Bermuda and Royal Naval Dockyard. AnthonyRosenberg Getty Images