St George's Island and Area Attractions
St George's Island is the site where Bermuda began. Bermuda was claimed for England after the English ship Sea Venture was shipwrecked here in 1609. In 1612 the first settlers arrived and began life in the town of St George, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Town of St George, its surrounding fortifications, and nearby St David's Island compose this interesting area located on the east end of Bermuda.
The Town of St George, its surrounding fortifications, and nearby St David's Island compose this interesting area located on the east end of Bermuda.
Bermuda International Airport
A colorful decor and duty free shopping are located in Bermuda's only airport.
Bermuda International Airport
3 Cahow Way
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3 Cahow Way
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St David's Island, Bermuda
Remnants of rustic maritime life remain on St David's Island, now mostly covered by an American military base and Bermuda's airport.
St George - Bermuda Biological Station for Research Tour
A tour of laboratories, grounds and research vessels where visitors can learn about the history and ongoing projects of this marine and educational institution.
St George - Lovers Lake
Lovers Lake is situated in a very rural open space surrounded by a stand of mangroves.
St George - Nonsuch Island Field Trip
Nonsuch Island offers a glimpse of natural Bermuda.
Bermuda Biological Station for Research
17 Biological Lane
Ferry Reach
St George's Parish, Bermuda
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17 Biological Lane
Ferry Reach
St George's Parish, Bermuda
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St George - Tobacco Bay Beach
This popular beach set in a coral cove is good for family outings and has food and restrooms nearby.
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