Somerset Island Area - Parishes of Sandys and Somerset Attractions
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There are quiet lanes, sheltered coves, beaches and nature reserves to be explored in the most westerly part of Bermuda.
The hub of the Somerset Island area is the Dockyard, the Royal Navy's home in Bermuda for over 175 years. Cruise ships dock at this revitalized community of shops, restaurants and museums.
Somerset Island can be accessed via the smallest drawbridge in the world, however ferries from Hamilton regularly serve the chain of islands stretching from Somerset Island.
The hub of the Somerset Island area is the Dockyard, the Royal Navy's home in Bermuda for over 175 years. Cruise ships dock at this revitalized community of shops, restaurants and museums.
Somerset Island can be accessed via the smallest drawbridge in the world, however ferries from Hamilton regularly serve the chain of islands stretching from Somerset Island.
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Royal Naval Dockyard
The historic Royal Naval Dockyard was built in the 18th C by the hands of slaves. This popular tourist area now contains shops, restaurants, and the Bermuda Maritime Museum.