Bermuda, Off The Beaten Path?

Hello, is there anything off the beaten path that most don't know about or not very typical of tourist attractions? Places or restaurants to check out,,,,,, other than the to do's and must do's that everyone mentions?

Hello, is there anything off the beaten path that most don't know about or not very typical of tourist attractions? Places or restaurants to check out,,,,,, other than the to do's and must do's that everyone mentions?

We never visit Bermuda without lunch or dinner at the Hog Penny Pub in Hamilton. Just off of Front Street. Our tradition is the Bermuda Fish Chowder. When served they'll offer a shot of dark rum and hot sherry sauce -- be sure to get both. It's very good.

We had a nice meal and adult beverage at the White Horse Inn in St. George. If it's a nice day you can sit on their deck overlooking the canal.

The Maritime Museum at the Dockyard is fun and interesting. BEUI in Flatts Village too.

While exploring on our rented scooter we happened upon Fort Scaur. Lovely quiet place with nice views of the Dockyard.

Many overlook Elbow Beach -- but it's wide, flat and lovely.

Hi,

Here is the link to a similar thread a started not too long ago.

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1981457

Hidden Gems of Bermuda does eco-trips that is off the beaten path. They are not cheap though.

http://www.bermudahiddengems.com/

Get the fun bus when you get off the St Georges ferry and go to Turtle beach and then walk through the gates and on to Cooper's Island. That is about as far as you can get off the beaten path - I go there whenever I can find an excuse to drive up there, it's so beautiful.

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2065460