With 21 square miles to work with, it is hard to imagine much of Bermuda that isn’t overdeveloped. In contrary, you will be pleasantly surprised to find many parks and nature reserves completely unspoiled and ready to be enjoyed.
Astwood Cove Beach and Park
Tucked away in a steep cliff, this lovely beach is
Prospero’s & Cathedral Caves
These two caves are located at the grounds of Grotto
Gladys Morrell Nature Reserve
Gladys Morrell Nature Reserve This tranquil two acre nature reserve
Somerset Long Bay and Nature Reserve
Located in Sandy's parish, this park has lovely beaches, a
Admiralty House Park and Clarence Cove
Admiralty House Park is a 16-acre recreational park with fantastic
Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve Bermuda
Cooper's Island Nature Reserve Bermuda Cooper's Island Nature Reserve
Pembroke Marsh Park
Pembroke Marsh Park has a large freshwater marsh, a pond
Gilbert Nature Reserve and Springfield
Gilbert Nature Reserve is located on Somerset Road near Somerset
Bermuda Arboretum
Bermuda Arboretum The Bermuda Arboretum is home to a wide
Hog Bay Park
At Hog Bay Park you will find 32 acres of
Penhurst Park
Penhurst Park it is a 15 acre of parkland full
Green Bay Cave
Green Bay Cave is the longest cave in Bermuda, with
