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| Name | From Flyboards to Mopeds — 8 Adventurous Ways to Explore Bermuda |
| Video Uploader | Video From Brittany Jones-Cooper |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 01-12-2015 20:48:07 |
| Video Discription | Ah, Bermuda, how can such a small island contain so much beauty? Many vacationers venture to the picturesque island intent on sipping a rum drink while relaxing on the beach. Others come to play a little golf or work on their backhands on the tennis courts. But if you’re looking for a little adventure on your next trip to Bermuda, you won’t have to look far: The island is full of thrilling and exhilarating experiences. In between your beach naps, here are some adventures you won’t want to miss. Bike tour Exploring Bermuda by bike is a great way to see the island. (Photo: Brittany Jones-Cooper) Operator: Island Tour Centre Cost: $75 per person (tour lasts about 3.5 hours) Ride like a local on the sightseeing bike tour in Bermuda. After you hop on your mountain bike, your guide will take you on a ride along the backroads known as the Old Bermuda Railway Trail. During your trip, you’ll also see Gibbs Hill Lighthouse and other historic sites in Bermuda. In addition to bike tours, Island Tour Centre leads snorkeling, boating, and whale-watching excursions. Jet Ski Zoom! The open water is perfect for a Jet Ski. (Photo: Thinkstock) Operator: Sea Venture Watersports Cost: $125 per person for an hourlong tour If you’ve got a need for speed, then see Bermuda from the water on a Jet Ski tour around the island. Your tour guide will take you through Somerset Bridge (the world’s smallest draw bridge) into Ely’s Harbour and along miles of beautiful beaches and bays. There’s even time to stop and feed the fish. Flyboard A flyboard instructor shows us the ropes in Bermuda. Operator: Coconut Rockets Cost: $165 for 30 Minutes At first glance, people on flyboards look like superheroes. It’s like Magneto meets Iron Man, and it’s certainly a tad intimidating. But the crew at Coconut Rockets takes extra care in making sure you feel confident while you’re flying. The Flyboard is propelled into the air by water pumped through a hose connected to a Jet Ski. It takes focus and balance, but once you get the hang of it, you’ll feel like you’re walking on water. Paddleboard Operator: Just Add Water Cost: $25 per hour Glide over the water with the greatest of ease while standup paddleboarding in Bermuda. The crew at Just Add Water is very laid-back and can offer up a variety of boards depending on your experience. If you’re interested, your instructor might even introduce you to a little cliff jumping. Zipline and high ropes Operator: Outward Bound Cost: Contact Mark Norman at mnorman@bps.bm or cell: (441) 717-0496 Outward Bound provides outdoor education activities for people of all ages. If you’re looking for a little family-friendly adventure, then maybe a high-ropes course or a rock climb is just what you’re looking for. The trained staff will keep you safe during all the exercises, so embrace the feeling of being out of your comfort zone. Kayak Operator: Tucker’s Point Dive & Water Sports Cost: One-man kayak $25 for the first hour and $10 per hour after that You can stare at the beautiful water in Bermuda, or you can get in it! Rent a kayak and explore the waterfront of beautiful Castle Harbour. All kayaks include towels in a dry bag, bottled water, snacks, snorkel gear, and life jackets. Hydro bike Operator: HydroBike Bermuda Cost: $25 per hour You might not be able to walk on water, but now you can bike on it. Hydro bikes are a fun and safe way to ride the beautiful waves in Bermuda. And best of all, they’re affordable! Moped Operator: Elbow Beach Cycles Cost: Starting at $29 an hour Let’s be real: A moped is just a glorified motorcycle … and there is nothing more adventurous than riding a motorcycle! As you make your way around Bermuda, you’ll immediately notice that many locals use mopeds to get around town. Take a page from their book and rent one from a local operator. It can be challenging to drive on the left side of the road, so be sure to follow the road rules, wear a helmet, and take it slow. Read the full story here: https://www.yahoo.com/travel/8-adventurous-ways-to-explore-bermuda-ah-bermuda-117106367807.html X1wnm23QmU4 |
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| Tags | biking | Bermuda (Country) | Flyboard |
