Bermuda - British, Atlantic, Paradise
Bermuda Facts:

• Latitude 32.19 N - Longitude 64.46 W
• 570 miles off the coast of the Carolinas and Georgia
• 729 miles south of Nova Scotia, 1400 miles north of Puerto Rico
• Bermuda is NOT in the Caribbean!
• Located in the Gulf Stream and thus has a very mild climate year round
• Bermuda consists of a group of some 178 islands, with the largest island 14 miles long
• The Islands are separated into nine parishes - like a state in the U.S.

http://www.stgeorgesboatyard.bm/

http://www.weather.bm

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The widest point is just a mile, so there's lots of shore line with rocks, beaches and reefs.
It is advisable to enter the well marked channels into port during daylight hours only.
Navigation charts are a must. Travelling with a crew member or captain who has already made the trip once before is also very helpful.
The Boatyard is located just less than a half mile west of the customs dock.

While there are no true marinas in the Town of St.George's there are some dockside facilities available.
The Historic Town of St.George was founded in 1612 and is the Western Hemispheres oldest English speaking continuously inhabited municipality. All vessels entering Bermuda by sea must enter into the Eastern port of St.George's to clear H.M.Customs. The Customs Dock is located on the Eastern tip of Ordanance Island, shoreside in the Town of St.George's.
The St.George's Dinghy Club and the St.George's Boatyard both offer dockside facilities that include power and water.