You’ve picked a wonderful resort to stay at! Why not explore the resort with your camera? Come check out all of what your stunning hotel or BnB has to offer! Explore the unique architectural design of the hotel, gardens, palm trees, pools, nature paths, and the beach. Along with exploring a few locations, tours include photographic training in different exposure modes, white balance, composition, depth-of-field, focal length, metering, focusing, and editing techniques.
The pink sand of Bermuda is not a myth, although you do have to know where to look for it! Come check a few of Bermuda's stunning beaches to find the pink sand, explore seaside caves, find longtails, and have some good “ole fashion” fun in the sun with your camera! Routes may bring you through a few of the following: Tobacco Bay, Fort St. Catherine's Beach, Cooper's Island, Shelly Bay Beach, Admiralty House, Tucker's Point Beach, John Smith's Bay, Grape Bay, Warwick Long Bay, Jobson's Cove, Stonehole Bay, Chaplin Bay, Horseshoe Bay, Elbow Beach, Somerset Long Bay! Can you guess which beach has the most pink sand and why?
Why are the roofs white in Bermuda? How are Bermuda homes built so well to withstand most hurricane force winds? Come visit some of Bermuda's treasures regarding buildings and architecture on this tour! Many of the sites we'll visit are maintained and preserved by Bermuda's National Trust. Routes may bring you through the Historic Town of St. George's, the Unfinished Church, Historic Tucker's House, Gibbs Lighthouse, and Verdmont Historic House!
If there's one thing Bermuda has, it's history! Discovered in 1505 by Juan de Bermúdez and settled in 1609 by the English Virginia Company, Bermuda boasts a significant amount of historic locations to explore. Routes may bring you through the Historic Town of St. George's, Fort St. Catherine's, Alexandra Battery, Fort Hamilton, along Front Street in the City of Hamilton, Bermuda's Railroad Trail, Carter House, and beyond!
If you only see Bermuda by land, you're only seeing half of Bermuda! The island is known for it's amazing coral reef, rocky coastline, and diverse marine life. Grab your camera and come explore Bermuda's waters aboard Troubadour with Early Bird Charters. Routes may bring you along the north shore to explore the different bays, through St. George's Harbour to explore small islands and ship wrecks, or around Castle Islands along the south shore.
Grab your camera and come explore Bermuda's protected land conservations and parks and learn about the island's natural landscape! Popular destinations include Tom Moore's Jungle, Spittal Pond, Cooper's Island, Coney Island, Abbot's Cliff, Southlands Park, Astwood Park, and Hog Bay Park. Each location offers something slightly different: wide open spaces and narrow nature paths, wetlands, mangroves, views of the ocean, cliffs, and jungle-like scenery.
