Riddel's Bay
From the lighthouse on Gibbs Hill you have a great view over the long and narrow main island and the many small islands which make up the Bermudas.
Take a close look at the white roofs which are used to collect drinking water.
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Horseshoe Bay
is a magnificent beach on the south coast which certainly isn't overcrowded.
Bermudians don't swim in the sea during winter, which officially ends May 24.
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Flamingoes
do live here, but only in the zoo belonging to the Bermuda Aquarium.
You can find water-fowl in the wild when visiting the Spittal Pond Nature Reserve, an area of 25 hectares (60 acres) in the east of the main island.
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Arboretum
South of this oasis of trees you can start a walk along the Railway Trail.
The path following the abandoned track is shady and it's better than walking on the streets which mostly have no footpath.
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