The number of things to do in Bermuda will amaze you. You might think that an island only 22 miles long and two miles across would have a limited amount of activities. Erase thoughts like that out of your head as there are so many tourist attractions in Bermuda you may run out of vacation days before you run out of things to see and do!

Snorkeling: Crystal clear waters gently wash the pink sand beaches in Bermuda. Snorkeling in the waters off Bermuda is considered to be the best world over. Coral reefs undisturbed by commercial enterprise allow you to see up close the wonders that lie beneath the sea.

Dolphins: Dolphins in the area are fond of people, often swimming alongside small skiffs and tour-guided fishing boats. Dolphin Quest, located next door to the Bermuda Maritime Museum, presents daily programs and allows you to touch and get to know more about these amazing animals in a safe and protected environment.

Bermuda Maritime Museum: The Bermuda Maritime Museum is a blend of past and present sea faring buildings. Originally the fort was built to protect the Royal Navy Dockyard. After the shipyard was closed in 1995 the facility was turned into a focal point for tourism. Restoration of many buildings including the home of the commissioner, invite guests to wander through limestone passages, climb up the lookout towers and peek into the days of the Spanish Galleons.

Kid Programs: Motels and resorts cater to the younger traveler providing special kid oriented pools and water play areas. Some resorts have created sandy beaches in the shallow ends to allow your young child to experience the beach without the worry of being near the ocean.

For the Active: Land lovers are not left out while vacationing in Bermuda. PGA Sanctioned golf courses, horseback riding and squash courts are sure to provide hours of fun. Special events are scheduled through out the year and include Sand Sculpture competitions, Bermuda Botanical Garden exhibits, and International Cricket matches are just a few of the events that you might enjoy. Hands on activities, bird and animal feeding give your family the opportunity to learn about the native animals and birds.

Tours and Attractions: Day tours are available to help you explore the perimeter and interior of the island. Victoria Park sits behind City Hall and the Arts Center this quiet little park features outdoor concerts all summer long.

The Railway Trail: The Railway Trail is one of the most scenic and popular trails on the island. Following the original route of a former railcar line, the traffic free walk is beautiful and safe for young and old alike.

Scaur Hill Fort: Scaur Hill Fort, long abandoned by the British Navy, sits high on a hill over looking the ocean and is now a park. Visitors will find the botanical landscaping and hands on exploration of this 1880's fort a wonderful way to learn about the past. Youngsters can pretend they are defending the fort from pirates as they scramble in and over the turrets and ramparts.

Warwick Pond: The smell of allspice and cedar fills the air at Warwick Pond. Surrounded by woods, this lake, which is the second largest fresh water lake on the island, is now linked to the Railway Trail.

Food and Drink: Whether your taste is for a cup of conch stew offered up by the local street vendor, a stop at a roadside restaurant for a taste of the local favorites, or dinner at one of the many resorts that provide a menu with international flair your taste buds are sure to be pleased. Featuring American, Italian, Asian and pub-type eateries you are sure to find one that appeals to you. Child menus featuring meals designed specifically for them will make dining a treat for everyone. From low cost beach attire pubs to formal dress required seven course meals there is something for everyone's budget and tastes.

Considering all that there is to see and do you are sure to find fun things to do in Bermuda!

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