Pink sandy beaches and bright blue water may be tourist attractions in Bermuda, but this island nation has much more to see and do. Museums, exciting night life, gorgeous golf courses and all the water activities you can think of attract people from all over the world to this tiny island nation.

The Arts: The Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art, located within the Botanical Gardens, was the first intentionally-built museum in Bermuda. St. George's Historical Society Museum houses some of the early governmental documents and is furnished as it would have been in the 1700's when it was a private home. Street musicians and scheduled performances of the many dance companies keep the island alive with the sights, sounds and movement of their culture.

The Sights: With over 785 historic houses listed on the Bermuda National Trust a walking or bicycle tour is sure to provide the history buff with plenty to see. Walk up the 157 steps in the tower of the Anglican Cathedral or step into St. Peter's Church that was built in 1612 entirely with Bermuda cedar. The Bermuda Perfumery holds daily tours for visitors who want to see how perfumes are made.

Forts: Scaur Hill Fort is one of many stone built fortresses and the view of Ely's Harbor and the Great Sound are breathtaking. Dioramas detailing the history of Bermuda are just one of the many displays at Fort St. Catherine on St. George's Island. Replicas of the British crown jewels add charm to this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Gates Fort, another UNESCO site provides visitors with a view of the Atlantic. Fort Hamilton sprawls across 10 acres and is open to the public daily. This fort has thousands of steps that lead guests up and into the various levels of the fort.

Under the Sea: Scuba divers and snorkel enthusiasts find the clear waters magnificent for underwater photography. Dive gear, masks and fins can be rented and daily tours are available. Special tours to see the shipwrecks and coral reefs can be found at every turn. Helmet diving allows you to walk on the ocean floor as you discover the amazing creatures that live under the ocean, and it allows those who can swim and those who can't to see undersea life up close.

Water Sports: Charter a leisurely tour on a sail boat, try your hand at deep sea fishing, or maybe a wild ride on a catamaran is more your style. Whatever suits you, Bermuda has the boating adventure just for you. Para-sailing, wind surfing and kite surfing are waiting for the adventurous tourist. Jet skies, water skies and water parks are just a few of the many things to do in Bermuda. Resorts on the island have sculptured pools, many with waterfalls and water park facilities for their younger guests.

Dolphins: Spend the day with dolphins at the Bermuda Maritime Museum. Watch dolphins perform, touch and feed these amazing mammals, or participate and you can be a dolphin trainer for a day! This is one of the tourist attractions in Bermuda that is great for families with children.

Parks: Sea turtles, monkeys, and a living coral reef can be found at the Bermuda Aquarium Natural History Museum. Daily tours and self-guided tours of the facility let you explore the inhabitants of Bermuda at leisure. A visit to Crystal Caves is amazing. Stand on a pontoon platform underneath the earth as you watch water fall into the ocean fed pool. Paget Marsh invites visitors to walk along the boardwalk and see the island as it was 300 years ago before it was discovered. Native animals, birds, plants and reptiles are protected in this 25 acre reserve.

Golf: Taking in 9 holes will not be a problem. With more golf courses per square mile than any other place in the world, tourists are sure to find one to suit their needs. Themed miniature golf courses are available for those looking for more fun with their swing.

Nightlife: Cruise ships stop at Hamilton Parish to allow their guests to experience some of the best dining and dancing on the island. After a day of exploring the island, head into town for a romantic evening under the stars.

From relaxing to exhilarating, tourist attractions in Bermuda are sure to please.

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