Bermuda

Bermuda stands out from its fellow islands by being a semitropical island. Yes it has its pink beautiful sanded beaches and turquoise water but due to the Gulf Stream its temperatures keep constant in the 60s and 70s range for most of the year. The summer months are the most popular due to the temperature increasing into the high 80s.

The food in Bermuda is mainly British with a local tropical hint of ingredients. Being that Bermuda is an island, seafood is its specialty. Lobster, steak, black-eyes peas, rice, and fish chowder are among the many foods offered here.

The Reefs is the main resort that visitors chose to stay in. Its increasing comfort and friendly staff keep every tourist coming back for more. The freshly done hotel is large and full of light complete with an in house steakhouse, as well as a seafood restaurant.  If you are looking to venture outward for a remote location with an intimate dining setting then Biu Bar & Grill is the perfect place. This country club oasis serves mainly comfort food inspired meals and is a known favorite on the island, even cooking pizza!

Not only is there many beach and water activities for the family, there is also a romantic spas and golf courses. To top that off there is a great nightlife. Middle Eastern hookah lounge Café Cairo, being part restaurant and then a club after hours it brings in many people. Egyptian styled the waterfront building serves mainly traditional Middle Eastern dishes and offers a plethora of flavored tobaccos for the person who’d rather relax than dance.

Bermuda is a wonderful family place as well as a fun place to getaway for a little. More reserved and calm it is generally best to travel here if you want a vacation spot to relax. Although it has a great nightlife mainly people go here to get away from the hustle and bustle and lay on a relaxing beach.

- John Oliveri

For further travel information see: http://www.frommers.com/destinations/bermuda/