Did you know Our island nurtures 1,000 varieties of plant life and 4,500 marine organisms In Bermuda you are only a deep breath away from exploring centuries-old shipwrecks Animals from the Caribbean, Australia, Asia, Madagascar and the Galapagos reside in our zoo Our consistently temperate weather pleases our flora, fauna and ecotourists year round

For centuries, island residents have dedicated themselves to preserving our incredibly unique ecosystem. In fact, in the early 1600s some of our settlers issued the first conservation laws in the New World. Today, the Bermuda Audubon Society and the Bermuda National Trust are two of many organisations dedicated to protecting our natural wonders.

From world-famous birding to underground caves to lush nature reserves, see why we attract visitors the world over.

• Remind guests to bring binoculars — we host 360 species of birds
• Travel 36.6M / 120FT underground in our caves and still get back in time for the ceremony
• Let the kids splash around with dolphins at the Bermuda Maritime Museum's Dolphin Quest 
• Get acquainted with exotic flora and fauna in our many nature reserves