You will descend 50ft down into the caves on a guided tour to learn about pristine white stalactites covered with crystallized soda straws that are affixed to the root of the caves. They are over a thousand years old. Price is $24 adults, children under 12 $10.

One of Bermudas most precious national parks, which is also a free public beach. They have umbrellas in the water, lounge chairs on the beach, restaurant and bar available.

Visit the aquarium to see the seals, turtles, fish, birds, monkeys and the first living coral reef exhibit in the world. The price is $10 per person.

A stop off in the city of Hamilton for a walk around and window shop or purchase souvenir items.

Stop and eat at Bermudas oldest well-known pub Swizzle Inn

One of the first steel-built lighthouses in the world that is still in existence and operational. The view from the lighthouse is one of the best places for picture taking.

It is covered in colorful smoothed glass pebbles, that span over a hundred years from a glass factory that used to exist there.

Enjoy one of the best places in Bermuda, with 5 beaches to pick from in one area.