Bermuda

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Limestone cliffs, pink-sand beaches, secluded trails, epic caves, gorgeous reefs, rum traditions — Bermuda exists in the zeitgeist as a tropical haven for a reason.

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The island (technically, there's 181 of them) sits directly east of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, in the wild waters of the Atlantic, toying with the definition of tropical: The island has mild winters and mild summers, meaning there's no wrong time to visit.

When you're here, explore the 20-square-mile island as deeply as you can. Watch for herons and eagles on Cooper's Island, dive to the site that was the inspiration for Jaws, ride a hydrobike along the beach, go spelunking — and be sure to toast it all with a glass of Goslings Black Seal Rum.

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10 Magical Places in Bermuda with Kiki The Blonde Abroad

With its emerald green coves, giant Banyan tree forests, otherworldly shipwrecks, and the world’s northernmost coral reef system, @Bermuda is where you wander into something amazing without even trying. Join Kiki, The Blonde Abroad, as she learns the Bermudian definition of the off-the-beaten-path.

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