Only shirts with collars on the green, please, and make your reservations early, because this course is popular among those golfers with refined tastes.

Accuracy is key at this challenging course of par-3s.

People aren't the only tourists here: come April, the bay is a stopping point for whales headed north.

One of South Shore Park's beaches, featuring calm waters for swimming.

A South Shore Park beach best known for its calm waters.

Small beach located in South Shore Park and known for its white sands and placid waters, great for swimming and snorkelling.

A sheltered beach in South Shore Park, offering beautiful white sands for lounging and calm blue waters for swimming.

A small, sandy beach on the south shore of the island.

Soft white sands and calm waters make this beach the perfect site for a romantic retreat.

Many of Bermuda's bird species flock to this nature reserve; why don't you?

Strap on those flippers: the calm, sheltered waters of the bay make this beach a great place to snorkel.

The coral reefs make this bay great for snorkeling, but not for inexperienced swimmers: the waters can get rough.

One of the most popular places on the island to get married, celebrated for its beautiful waterfalls and ocean view.

This Government-owned golf course has nine holes at 2,940 yards, which is perfect for a quick game of golf or to practice a few shots.