The ten largest islands form the main landmass of 21 sqare miles. They are linked by causeways and bridges to create a narrow chain which, seen from the air, takes the shape of a fishhook. Bermuda is known for long stretches of pink sand beaches divided by cliffs and coves and its unofficial bird, the Bermuda longtail. Many tourists find Bermuda's elegant stone and cedar architecture memorable, as well as the elusive and gombeys, street dancers who don grotesque, colorful costumes and unexpectedly cavort with drums and whistles Bermudian culture is a blend of British and African heritages. British influences dominate government, education and law.
Judges continue to don powdered wigs, bobbies direct traffic and cricket is the most popular sport.
English is spoken in Bermuda, predominantly with a British accent, and the majority of islanders are Christian. By reputation, one of the island's best restaurants. A bistro on the waterfront. Prime rib, rack of spring lamb, filet mignon, shrimp and chicken breast, pasta specialties. Waterside porch, duck liver pat with lychee and port sauce, chicken Tikka kebab and tenderloin steak.