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Located 5 Port Royal Golf Course Road Southampton. Lush TifEagle greens, cutting-edge irrigation system and sweeping water views from nearly every hole. The signature 16th hole is considered one of the premier par-3 holes in golf, offering a clear shot across the ocean to the green.

Horseshoe Bay is a well-known beach in Bermuda. As a tourist spot, it lies on the main island's south coast, in the parish of Southampton. From small children, to senior citizens, its wide appeal makes Horseshoe Bay a must see when visiting Bermuda.

A historic venue in St. George's, Bermuda. The impressive Gothic vestige that looms over the town of St. George’s began in 1870 as a replacement for St. Peter’s Church. Designed by William Hay, the Scottish-born architect who later drew the plans for Hamilton’s cathedral.

Built in 1844 by the Royal Engineers, the Gibb's Hill Lighthouse is the taller of two lighthouses on Bermuda, and one of the first lighthouses in the world to be made of cast-iron. Climb the 185-step spiral staircase to enjoy one of the best views of the island.

The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity is an Anglican cathedral located on Church Street in the City of Hamilton, in Pembroke Parish. The original Trinity Church was designed in the Early English style by James Cranston of Oxford in 1844 and was completed in 1869.

The Town of St George, founded in 1612, is an outstanding example of the earliest English urban settlement in the New World. Its associated fortifications graphically illustrate the development of English military engineering from the 17th to the 20th century, being adapted to take account of the development of artillery over this period.

The Mid Ocean Club was established as a private members' Club in 1951. Situated in picturesque Tucker's Town in Bermuda, it offers unrivaled facilities to a strong international community of Members and their guests. A true home away from home, Members from the four corners of the world are drawn back to its peaceful rolling greens, private beaches, and the warm embrace of the Clubhouse. The Clubhouse overlooking the 18th fairway houses a main dining room, bar, two private function rooms, men's and ladies' locker rooms and a Golf Shop. There are twenty newly renovated rooms adjacent to the Clubhouse; each has a private balcony with the majority having breathtaking views of Tucker's Town Cove and tasteful, spacious interiors. The Clubhouse is a relaxed and welcoming setting where Members meet after idyllic days on the greens to share global golfing tales over a delicious meal and superior vintage.

Beautiful, Historic and Expansive Exterior Spaces make the royal naval dockyard one of Bermuda’s most exciting venues for outdoor events. the northern Promenade lawn and clocktower Parade lawns offer over 20,000 square feet of space and boast as a backdrop the beautifully restored great eastern storehouse building, which is commonly known as the clocktower Building. the lower fl oor of the clocktower offers 24 stores, including several branch stores of Hamilton’s leading retailers, as well as many speciality shops. The dockyard is the perfect choice for street festivals, private shopping nights, cocktail receptions and other corporate events. The clocktower Parade is closed to vehicular traffi c for all events, thus making the area fl exible and safe. the proximity to water services means your guests can arrive and depart by boat. a site visit and full event opportunity briefi ng are highly recommended.

As a major port and tourist destination, the City of Hamilton is Bermuda’s hub for shopping, dining, and nightlife. The capital city is also the financial centre of the island and home to our international business sector. Its beautiful parks and waterfront venues host numerous local and international events throughout the year.

In 1614, governor richard moore built fort st. catherine to defend Gates Bay, which had been the landing place of the Sea Venture castaways in 1609. The Fort was strengthened several times from the 1720’s and completed in 1878. The Fort was used for military purposes and an American Magnetic Loop was installed in the Fort during World War II. Today, Fort St. Catherine is an historical attraction where you can see dioramas highlighting Bermuda’s early history and other audio-visual exhibits. Wander through the magazine, which has been restored to its 1880’s configuration, and view displays of antique small arms and George the Ghost. On the gun-floor are 10-inch rifled muzzle loaders, each weighing 18 tons on original carriages of 2 tons, which fired a projectile of 400 lbs. As it is a public attraction, events may only be hosted outside of normal working hours, 9:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m., and only within the exterior spaces. The upper gun deck represents a substantial open area overlooking Bermuda’s North Shore and the Atlantic Ocean. The site has limited car parking and no food preparation facilities; for these reasons it is strongly recommended that planners arrange a site visit before final selection.

The beautiful and historic old town of St. George, designated a World Heritage Site, is a special location for group events. Several extraordinary venues can be rented including Somers’ Garden and The Square. Space specifications, rental conditions and a price list are available through the Corporation. For all of these locations, the Corporation of St. George can provide barricades, bollards, electrical supplies, floodlights, staging, trash receptacles, tents (one 20’ x 20’ and one 10’ x 10’), stereo, public address system, banquet-size tables and chairs.

The Bermuda Maritime Museum, located in the royal naval dockyard, is housed in the 6-acre Keep citadel and displays 500 years of local history and culture in unique military buildings, including the award winning restored Commissioner’s House. Bastions, cannons, shipwreck artefacts, local watercrafts, maritime art, spectacular views and dolphin encounters are all found in Bermuda’s largest fort. The Keep is available for private functions of 1,000-plus people seated for dinner under canvas, while the Queen’s Exhibit Hall is a fabulous setting for parties of up to 100. The Commissioner’s House, which stands majestically at the most western tip of the Island, offers five dining rooms on its top floor, all displaying historical memorabilia with mahogany furniture throughout. Additional reception rooms, a serving kitchen, elevator, ample restrooms and breathtaking views from two wrapping verandas complete this unparalleled venue for parties of up to 200 people inside and 300 on the verandas.

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI), is one of Bermuda’s most spectacular attractions, a state-of-the-art venue for meetings and presentations and a wonderful place to entertain. Opened in 1997, BUEI is an ocean discovery centre whose mission is: to advance the appreciation and knowledge of the ocean and to encourage the protection and preservation of the marine environment. This fascinating waterside venue is an impressive setting for an array of functions. The Main Lobby accommodates 175 people and features a model giant squid suspended from the ceiling. For additional impact, BUEI’s exhibit galleries can be opened for an event. The Tradewinds Auditorium is outfitted with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment and seats 148, theatre-style, with a clear view of the stage and screen from each seat. The Royal Caribbean Cruise Line and Cable & Wireless rooms are available for meetings, presentations and private luncheons and dinners for up to 36 people. These rooms are connected to a preconference area called the Harbour View Lounge, which can also be used on its own for an intimate reception for up to 70 people. The on-site award-winning restaurant, Harbourfront, provides catering for all events allowing for a comprehensive corporate package. An event at BUEI is sure to be a memorable one!

In the Trust’s care are some 76 properties, covering more than 250 acres and representing the best of Bermuda’s heritage, including traditional houses, islands, gardens, cemeteries, nature reserves and coastline. Every year thousands of visitors explore the Trust’s three museums, each of which tells a story about Bermuda’s intriguing past. Their exhibits comprise an outstanding collection of furniture, silver, porcelain and paintings made and owned by Bermudians. Also available to view are many lovely private homes, gardens and art collections of Trust members. We welcome visitors to our Waterville headquarters so come and see us to find out more. Trust services: Multi-day cultural itineraries, evening receptions, cocktails and/or dinners for small groups, corporate, business and training meetings, slide lectures, speakers and guided tours can be arranged at museums, nature reserves, historic sites and private homes. Elegant Settings: Verdmont in Smith’s Parish was built in 1710 and is a unique example of early Georgian architecture. The drawing room and parlour are well suited to a candlelit dinner for up to 40 people. Waterville, a historic home and also built in the 1700’s, has two greeting rooms in Victorian décor that are suitable for small receptions and dinner parties. Waterville has beautiful gardens and a gazebo and is an ideal setting for an outdoor event. The Unfinished Church situated in historic St. George is a charming site for wedding ceremonies, or any other special occasion.

The Bermuda National Gallery, located in the City Hall & Arts Centre in the City of Hamilton, is a unique and elegant venue where special occasions or business events can become a work of art. Whether you’re looking to arrange a cocktail reception, dinner presentation, seminar or lecture, our professional staff will work with your objectives and budget to deliver the quality you demand. The gallery is available for functions after 4:00p.m. and can accommodate groups from 10 to 300 people. Rates are calculated according to the size for your function and include set up, cleaning services, security and insurance costs. We will be happy to provide a guide to give a tour and answer questions about the exhibits if it enhances your programme; a list of caterers and entertainers will be provided for your convenience. A representative of the museum will be present throughout the evening to answer questions and ensure that your event runs smoothly.

Located in picturesque Flatts Inlet, the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo is an exotic alternative to traditional venues for evening affairs. The Aquarium’s 26 tanks full of Bermuda sea life and the free-flying birds and pink flamingos make it a uniquely Bermuda experience. Interactive tours of the Aquarium and Australasia exhibits, as well as lectures on a variety of natural history subjects are available. Groups can also take advantage of private tours of the exhibits and pose questions to a diver submerged in the 140,000 gallon North Rock Tank which is equipped with two-way communications. The Aquarium area accommodates approximately 80 people for dinner and 150 people for cocktails. Lecture rooms are available for 30 to 100 people. The entire facility is wheelchair accessible.

Swim with one of the world's friendliest and intelligent mammals, the dolphin. They are as welcoming to visitors as Bermudians are. Dolphin Quest Bermuda, in the Bermuda Maritime Museum at the Royal Naval Dockyard facility, offers year-round interactive encounters with magnificent bottlenose dolphins. It is open to adults, children and groups. Guests may touch, play and interact with dolphins in a unique environment, while also learning about the vital role humans play in conserving their marine home.

Located 36.6M / 120FT underground, Crystal Caves is one of the largest cave systems on our island. Its dramatic stalactites and stalagmites will astonish and inspire. Walk the pontoon bridge across underground Cahow Lake, sporting a crystal clear depth of 17M / 55FT.