cottages in bermuda

I remember the last time in Bermuda we spent some time at a cottage close to the beach. We actually ran into some Canadians from Nova Scotia who worked at one of the Computer Centres and a doctor who...

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johnrcmp
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Joined: 25 May 2006
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Posted: Thu May 25, 2006 1:03 pm

I remember the last time in Bermuda we spent some time at a cottage close to the beach. We actually ran into some Canadians from Nova Scotia who worked at one of the Computer Centres and a doctor who had a relative in Truro, Nova Scotia. I did not realize that there was such a close connection between Bermuda and Nova Scotia until I started investigating some of the common associations that people belong to. My question is what cottages could people recommend that are close to the capital. Thanks.
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BermudaBum
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Beachin' in Bermuda

Joined: 22 Apr 2006
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Location: Bermuda

Posted: Fri May 26, 2006 3:15 am

Hey there,

I was/am too surprised about the close link between Bermuda & Canada, a good portion of the locals who decided on University travel to Canada to study. (They're not big on the winters though Cool

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Hamilton is the capital of BDA, because of the working infrastructure (roads, traffic, etc.) there's not a lot of good beaches within walking distance of it.
The most popular beach is Horsehoe Bay, it is about 25-30 mins. (bus ride) from Hamilton.
In all fairness rumour has it that de rock is only about 1 mile wide at its widest spot (I think it closer to 2), therefore you're never really far from the ocean.

As far as cottages go I stayed at a place called "Oxford House" upon my interview process, it is a great part of Hamilton & a very nice stay to boot.
Many of the beaches have resorts/hotels near by (of course) some popular names being "Arial Sands" & "Princess Hotel", but of course you need to find one for your budget.
Check out www.bermudayp.com for more in-depth info.

Cheers!

Daniel Graham
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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 7:49 am

Would recommend Ariel Sands, owned by Michael Douglas, but it is very expensive.
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