One might think that an island has to import almost everything, but Bermuda has a few surprising local products. In this installment of “Hidden Gems: Bermuda”,Peter Greenberg learns about island-made products.
Bermuda is an archipelago of more than 120 small islands, which have some of the country’s richest national resources. There’s Nonsuch Island, the whole of which is a wildlife sanctuary. There, you’ll find Bermuda’s national emblem and one of the most endangered birds in the world.
Back on the mainland, there are some less traditional modes of transportation. Renting a car may only be for residents, but you can hit the road on two wheels. Watch Peter Greenberg as he heads off the beaten path in this edition of Hidden Gems: Bermuda. For more information, please visit
Bermuda is not just one island. It’s actually to over 120 small islands. Beyond the famous pink sand beaches, there are sunken treasures and unique geological features that you can only see if you get off the shore and into the water. On a boat, you can see shipwrecks from five centuries and 15 countries. There are also mysterious off-shore caves that are not your typical view from the beach. Peter Greenberg explores Bermuda from the ocean in the first installment of Hidden Gems: Bermuda.
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For a taste of Bermudian history and culture, the best place to go isn’t always a museum. Despite its small size, Bermuda is full of historic off-the-guidebook sites. The best part: they are accessible to anyone.
Join Peter Greenberg as he takes a look at Bermudian gravestones that really have a story to tell, plus a church where one man has spent years creating his own version of the Sistine Chapel.
Famous for its pink sand beaches and infamous triangle, Bermuda has a reputation for being an elite travel destination. But even though it is one of the smallest territories in the world with a landmass of only 21 square miles, this island nation is full of surprises.
Watch the full video of Peter’s Hidden Gems: Bermuda, as he uncovers places and experiences that even the locals don’t know about. From spicy Bermudian cuisine to off-the-beaten path islands with rare inhabitants, this is a Bermuda you haven’t see before.
Famous for its pink sand beaches and infamous triangle, Bermuda has a reputation for being an elite travel destination. But even though it is one of the smallest territories in the world with a landmass of only 21 square miles, this island nation is full of surprises.
Watch the full video of Peter’s Hidden Gems: Bermuda, as he uncovers places and experiences that even the locals don’t know about. From spicy Bermudian cuisine to off-the-beaten path islands with rare inhabitants, this is a Bermuda you haven’t see before.
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