Bermuda: home of brightly coloured shorts, salmon-hued sand and one seriously mysterious triangle. Brits might also know it for its offshore banking and top-tier sporting events. What it’s not renowned for is being a bargain holiday destination.
Replete with palm-fringed beaches and a nightly tree frog chorus loud enough to defy even the best sound insulation, Bermuda is often confused as being located in the Caribbean. In fact, this fish-hook shaped archipelago, formed of seven primary islands, lies roughly 1,000 miles north of that colourful collection, floating alone in the Atlantic Ocean like a last puzzle piece lost beneath the sofa.
