Bermuda

Bermuda is an archipelago located in the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 1,030 kilometers east of the United States coast. It is known for its beautiful pink sand beaches, crystal clear waters and a temperate climate making it a popular tourist destination. The capital is Hamilton, which is also the main commercial center of the island. Bermuda has a fascinating history, dating back to 1609, when a shipwreck of the English ship Sea Venture brought the first settlers to the island. Initially, the island was an outpost for navigators and became a British colony in 1612. Today, Bermuda is a British overseas territory. Bermuda's economy is heavily service-based, particularly in the financial and tourism sectors. It is known as an international center for insurance and reinsurance. Furthermore, its culture is a mix of British and Caribbean influences, visible in its cuisine, music and celebrations. Bermuda's natural beauty, along with its history and culture, make it a unique and fascinating destination for visitors from around the world.