Travel to this horticultural paradise, a fertile land where innumerable, colorful native plants survives.
Some of the prevalent native trees are namely Bermuda cedar, olivewood bark and the Bermuda palmetto, the loquat, royal poinciana, screw pine, paw-paw, cassava and banana.
Stopover at Bermuda Botanical Garden that mainly display different varieties of trees, flowers and shrubs. Watch out for native palmetto trees, hibiscus garden, frangipani assortments, banyan trees and range of ficus. The in house greenhouse has the collections of cacti and orchids.
Among the native animal, the giant toad is the most spectacular amphibian that can be sighted often. Snorkel to discover sea lives like parrotfish, angelfish, four-eyed butterfly fish and sergeant majors. Watch for Humpback whales at South Shore from the month of late February to May that can be spotted from Gibbs Hill Lighthouse.
Visit the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo that was founded in 1926, which is a wonderful; tourist destination. Migratory birds can be sighted during the fall and winter, especially from Spittal Pond Nature Reserve. Watch for birds like white-eyed vireo, kiskadee and cahow.
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