Bermuda information
Dating back to 1614, this fortress housed cannons
which shot 400 pound projectiles at enemy ships a mile or more away!
Certainly one of Bermuda most impressive fortresses, Fort Saint
Catherine is built near the spot where Sir George Somers was shipwrecked
in 1609.
You can walk to "Fort St. Catherine" in about 20
minutes from St. George's town square. There are some hills,
however, and you may want to catch the mini-bus which runs from the
square every 15 minutes or a taxi which are usually abundant in the
square.
Whether a family vacation, company conference or
romantic honeymoon, Bermuda is the perfect vacation/holiday destination!
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public, pink beaches and a very active nightlife, "Bermuda" or "The
Devil's Isles" is popular with not only those who have been coming
to visit for years, but is also immediately loved by newcomers, too.
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in Bermuda! See hundreds of photos, book a diving course, reserve
your deep sea fishing charter or just chat to some Bermudians! We
are a friendly group and, for the most part, we will all go out of our
way to make sure you have a good vacation.
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Open daily 10am-4pm; plan on touring the fort and its
exhibits for about an hour.
Tickets: $5.
15 Coot Pond Rd, St. George, Bermuda
Tel: 441-297-1920
Historic fort turned history museum, featuring an
exhibit called "Highlights in Bermuda's History."
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