Ebony: “Ditch The Winter Blues In Bermuda”
An Ebony magazine article has highlighted the benefits of visitors beating the cold weather with a visit to the island, with a series of tips aimed at outlining “how you can ditch the winter blues in Bermuda.”
Titled “Stretch Your Summer in Bermuda,” the article advises visitors to indulge in local cuisine, experience our culture and history, shop for island goods, and “party the night away with new friends.”
The article says, “The weather outside might be getting frightful, but nestled in the Atlantic is a paradise where the sun never stops shining.
“Made up of 181 islands, islets and rocks, Bermuda is an irresistible paradise known for its pristine pink sand beaches, a pleasant climate that rarely sees extremes of either hot or cold, and locals who feel more like family than strangers.”
Slideshow showing some of the island’s beauty from our Photo of the Day series:
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“But there’s more to this British territory than beach life. If you’re looking for a way to stretch your summer and escape the winter blues, Bermuda’s diverse culture and activities are sure to provide enough fun and adventure to carry you all the way into spring.
“Everyone who comes to Bermuda knows that if they eat nothing else, they have to have one of the island’s famous fish sandwiches. The debate on who has the best can get heated, but if you stick to Woody’s in Somerset or Art Mels in St. George, you won’t be disappointed.
“If you really want to have a great time, party with the locals. The people of Bermuda love a good time and have no problem opening their homes, bars and restaurants up to visitors looking to have a great time with new friends.”
The last 24 hours of winter haven’t been that great!
Nothing beats a fish sandwich from woody’s.
Yeah! Amazing
I wish they told today’s weather that.
If you boarded the plane where it is 45, getting off the plane less than 2 hours later into 65 feels great.
Excellent photos Bernews, keep up the great work! Welcome to any visitors who are tempted to head in our direction, especially if they have the opportunity to view these very inviting photos.