Bermuda
News, entertainment, anthem and a short visitor guide.
Bermuda is included for its strong regional ties, although it is geographically in the North Atlantic.
Anthem
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Recording: United States Navy Band · Public domain (U.S. government work) · Source: Wikimedia Commons
Visitor guide
History
Bermuda was settled after the shipwreck of the Sea Venture in 1609 and is Britain's oldest overseas territory. Its old town of St George's is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Culture
Gombey dancers, Cup Match cricket and Bermuda shorts are local icons. Strictly in the Atlantic rather than the Caribbean, Bermuda shares close ties with the region.
Languages & Creoles
English is the official language. A Portuguese-speaking community dates from 19th-century settlers from the Azores and Madeira.
Currency
The Bermudian dollar (BMD), at par with the US dollar. US dollars are accepted.
Popular Attractions
Pink-sand beaches such as Horseshoe Bay, the Crystal and Fantasy Caves and many shipwreck dive sites are highlights. The Royal Naval Dockyard has museums and markets.
Food
Fish chowder laced with black rum and sherry peppers, fish sandwiches and a Sunday codfish breakfast are local traditions. The Dark 'n' Stormy is the signature drink.
Places to Visit
Hamilton, St George's, the Royal Naval Dockyard, Horseshoe Bay and the Railway Trail.
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