National Museum of Bermuda

#1 Horseshoe Bay Beach Southampton parish's Horseshoe Bay is the most photographed (and famous) beach in Bermuda, making it hard to score a prime spot on the sand, especially if a cruise ship ... Read more » Photo by Scott Dunn / Getty Images

#2 Historic St. George Did you know that St. George was one of the first English towns established in North America? And like its contemporaries (Jamestown, Virginia, and St. John's, Newfoundland), St. George ... Read more » shunyufan / Getty Images

#3 Unfinished Church In 1874, settlers in St. George began building an opulent replacement to St. Peter's Church, an Anglican place of worship that was established after the 1612 English settlement. But ... Read more » Gfed / Getty Images

#4 Royal Naval Dockyard The Royal Naval Dockyard is a picturesque way to break from the pink sand beaches. And if you're visiting during Bermuda's chillier seasons, it could end up being ... Read more » Joel Carillet / Getty Images

#5 Elbow Beach If you're looking for sand at its pinkest, stop by Elbow Beach. Just remember that a good chunk of those pink pebbles are privately owned by the Elbow Beach ... Read more » Stuart Gregory / Getty Images

#6 Port Royal Golf Club If you like star sightings while you putt, then you should stomach the exorbitant green fees and book a tee time at the prestigious Port Royal Golf Course. This is ... Read more » Thomas Strubel / EyeEm / Getty Images

#7 Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo Founded in 1926, the government-owned and operated Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo is one of the world's oldest aquariums. The facility offers a variety of activities to engage visitors ... Read more » Richard Goerg / Getty Images

#8 Crystal & Fantasy Caves In 1907, the Crystal & Fantasy caves were accidentally discovered by two young boys. The story goes that Carl Gibbons and Edgar Hollis were playing an intense game of cricket ... Read more » Iarigan - Patricia Hamilton / Getty Images

#9 Warwick Long Bay Beach This Bermuda beach, the longest on the island, snakes along a half-mile of the island's southern coast. Vacationers report a pleasant breeze at Warwick Long Bay during the summer ... Read more » Massimo Calmonte (www.massimocalmonte.it) / Getty Images

#10 Tobacco Bay There are few public beaches on Bermuda that have concessions stands or restaurants with a liquor license. One that does – Tobacco Bay – is just a short distance from the cruise ... Read more » Orchidpoet / Getty Images

#11 National Museum of Bermuda The National Museum of Bermuda chronicles more than 500 years of the island's history with several exhibits on slavery, immigration and tourism. Located on the grounds of the Keep ... Read more » onepony / Getty Images

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