Food And Drink

Unsurprisingly, fish features heavily on Bermuda's menus, but the fertile soil means that there's a ready supply of a huge range of fruit and vegetables, including limes, guavas, pineapples and bananas. Bermudan air is filled with the scent of wild herbs; rosemary, basil and sage all grow in abundance. For fresh food with a spectacular view, head to Blu in Warwick Parish. Channel your inner glutton and opt for their Seafood Extravaganza Buffet or plump for the restaurant's other speciality - sushi.

For something completely different, head to the Bonefish restaurant in the Royal Navy Dockyard where you can enjoy juicy burgers and cold Coronas while marvelling at the size of the enormous cruise ships. Sharky's Bar, on the northern tip of the island, is about an informal as it gets - a ramshackle bar wedged into the side of a cliff where visitors can sip Sharky's potent cocktails with their feet in the sand.

Hamilton, the island's capital, might not be as visually appealing as St George's, but it's where you'll find the island's biggest hotspots. Front Street is home to the popular Cosmopolitan nightclub and the Pickled Onion bar.

Destination guide: Bermuda