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  Bermuda 

Eco-Tours 

April 1 - 30, 2015

Hidden Gems ALL–INCLUSIVE ECO TOURRoyal Naval Dockyard

Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10:00am – 3:00pm

 A one-of-a-kind adventure awaits you as you go on anecological excursions to some of Bermuda’s most magnificentnature reserves and historical landmarks. Explore crystal caves,historical forts and preserved jungles as you discover the off thebeaten gems of Bermuda.

• $100 per person• Backpacks with lunch and your exploration gear are included• To reserve your space visit, bermudahiddengems.com

or contact  t 236-1300

South Shore Eco Walking Tour Warwick Long Bay, South Road, Warwick  

Tuesdays 10:30am – 12:00noon 

 Join one of Bermuda’s knowledgeable eco-tour guides on a

 walking tour of the South Shore beaches and dunes and learnabout their unique flora, fauna, the Island’s coastal habitats,boiler reefs and history through the centuries.

• FREE

• Meet at the parking lot of Warwick Long Bay/Jobson’s Cove

• Maximum 25 people

Cooper’s Island TourSt. David’s Island, St. George’s 

Thursday 10:00am – 12:30pm

Take a personalized guided tour of one of Bermuda’s most

pristine nature reserves, host to nest sites for our native pelagicseabird, the Bermuda Longtail. Learn about Bermuda’s diverse wildlife and beaches as you take in beautiful views of NonsuchIsland, home to Bermuda’s rare endemic national bird, theCahow.

• $50 per person (CASH ONLY)

• Maximum 6 people

• Includes private transportation

• Water will be provided

• To book this tour, contact 799-8888 (alternative tour day may bearranged upon request)

Spittal Pond Nature Reserve TourSmith’s Saturday 10:00am – 11:30am

Start your hiking adventure in Spittal Pond, home to Bermuda’s largest bird and wildlife sanctuary. As you take in the breathtaking viewsof the South Shore, discover our Island’s unique geological formations, endemic plants and diverse wildlife in one of Bermuda’s mostspectacular open spaces. 

• FREE

• Meeting location is the western car park (opposite the dairy farm)

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Bermuda Railway

Train TourRoyal Naval Dockyard  Monday 2:30pm – 4:30pm

 With picturesque water views, rich history and diverse flora andfauna, the railway trails in Bermuda are a must see. Climb onboardas we explore historical sites in the west end. Learn about theBermuda Railway which operated from 1931 to 1948 andexperience what it was like on this mode of transportation.

• $25 per person (CASH ONLY)

• Train departs and returns from the Royal Naval Dockyard (train stop

across from Bonefish)

• Tickets available at the Dockyard and Hamilton Visitors Information

Centre

NEWPhoto credit: Hidden Gems