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Touted as one of the most dazzling beaches on the planet, Horseshoe Bay Beach is a picturesque vista of natural beauty. The white sands of the beach, bookended by stones of volcanic rock, occasionally turn pink because of small pieces of coral that wash up on the shores. It's truly a sight to behold. Pro tip: arrive early if you want to avoid the densest crowds.

Located on the eastern end of Bermuda, Blue Hole Park is a natural phenomenon perfect for adventure. Blue Hole Park is named so because of the swimming hole at the center, a fish-filled expanse ideal for swimming and diving and which is surrounded by mangroves. And when you're done in the hole, explore the caves. The best part? It's free!

Situated on the western end of Bermuda, the Royal Naval Dockyard is a remnant of history and perfect for history buffs. Built in the 1800s, this base was once essential for British war efforts during WWII, for example. These days, it is an exhibit of Bermuda's naval history. Old fortifications line the area, and craft markets have been scattered within the space as well.