Bermuda is the oldest colony of the United Kingdom and its influence can be felt as it is still a member of the Commonwealth. The population of Bermuda is only 65.000 but the island handles more than a half million tourists every year. Tourism is thus the vital source of revenue for the country. English is the official language of the nation and is understood by all. As there is no corporate or income tax, Bermuda is an attractive option for offshore investors. The average temperature varies from 65 degrees to 85 degrees Fahrenheit. The US dollar is at par with the Bermudian dollar. Direct flights are available from Chicago, Toronto, Halifax and London.

Recreational opportunities are abundant in Bermuda. There are more than 300 shipwrecks that dot the nearby reefs creating delightful sights for scuba drivers to explore. Bermuda has eight world class golf courses that are visited by dignitaries from around the world. A must-see includes the 17th century town of St. George's and the Royal Naval Dockyard, a 19th-century fortress featuring the Maritime Museum, the Commissioner's House and the Bermuda Arts Centre. Other prominent destinations are Crystal Caves, the Botanical Gardens, the Underwater Exploration Institute, City of Hamilton, and Fort Scaur. Foods from every cuisine are available in Bermuda to suit your taste.

Accommodations

Varity of accommodation are available in Bermuda to suit your budget. You can have private hotels to luxury villas and can also stay in many Golf course clubs if you are a Golf enthusiast. All room rates are subject to a 7.25 percent Bermuda tax. Visitors cannot rent any car in Bermuda so the easiest mode of communication is to hire a two-wheeler.