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  • The Beach at Horseshoe Bay Bermuda

    The Beach at Horseshoe Bay Bermuda

    The typical Bermuda Beach is a sunny stretch of shoreline covered with beautiful pink sand unlike any other in the world. Bermuda, tiny though it is, boasts 34 of the most beautiful beaches on the planet. The sand, best seen when wet, has a unique pink tinge that’s caused by particles of sea shells mixed with native coral and calcium carbonate. Bermuda Beaches are, for the mostpart, quiet and exceedingly beautiful. Tiny, secluded coves, such as the one at Horseshoe Bay, are the ideal spot for a romantic getaway or a secluded picnic. Scroll down to find links to Bermuda’s Beaches.

    The heart of the Bermuda beach system is the public beaches in the South Shore National Park, which covers 1½ miles of coastline. The park has more than 11 beaches that extend from Port Royal Cove to the eastern end of Warwick Long Bay. These beaches vary considerably in size and nature. Some, like the half-mile-long Warwick Long Bay, are unbroken expanses; others are tiny secluded coves separated from one another by rocky cliffs. Port Royal Cove, Peel Bay, Jobson’s Cove and Horseshoe Bay offer tiny private beaches and sheltered natural pools.

    The South Shore itself, with its crystal-clear water to the front and miles of nature trails behind, is a good place to sunbathe, walk, swim, snorkel or jog. It glimmers in the early morning light and glows under a spectacular evening sunset. On a cloudy day during the winter, the character of the South Shore changes to one of splendid isolation. The air is crisp and refreshing, brisk breezes blow salt spray high into the air, and the ocean is bracing.

    Along the shoreline you’ll see low outcrops of rock, roughly circular in shape. Created by constant wave action that hollows out the soft inner rock, these outcrops are commonly known as reefs or boilers. The scientific name for these anomalies is algal-vermetid reefs, or serpuline atolls. On calm days, the waters around the boilers are great for snorkeling as dozens of gaily colored fish come here in search of shelter and food. You might spot an angelfish, parrotfish, trumpet fish or even a grouper. For more about Bermuda’s Beaches, please visit the Bermuda for Visitors website.

     

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  • The Fairmont Southampton Resort and Golf Course

    The Fairmont Southampton Resort and Golf Course

    The PGA of America Grand Slam of Golf will be played out this year at the Port Royal Golf Course in Bermuda over the week of October 18. As part of the excitement, the PGA of America has created 3-, 4- and 5-night PGA Grand Slam Getaway golf packages that include: luxurious accommodations at The Fairmont Southampton Hotel.

    The packages include breakfast daily; admission for 3 days to the PGA Grand Slam of Golf event at Port Royal Golf Course; daily transfers to/from the hotel to Port Royal; and golf on the acclaimed Fairmont Southampton, Riddell’s Bay or Belmont golf courses. The package prices, which include tax, range from $615-$1,170 per person, are based on double occupancy, length of stay and how many rounds of golf you’d like to play. If you like to know more, please read my  full review of the PGA Grand Slam packages on the Bermuda for Visitors website.

    If you’re interested in purchasing one of these golf getaway packages from The PGA of America you can call 1-866-260-4409.

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  • Fast computer

    Yay, my fast computer

    The only reason I’m blogging this is to offer a little help, and sympathy too, for all those poor folks, just like me, who’ve been  plagued with a PC that runs like a snail, no, worse than that, sometimes not at all. The pesky thing was taking something like 10 minutes to load Windows from startup, as well as programs that were running slowly. I had to fix my computer, but how? Well, the pesky machine needed to be sorted out, and above all the registry. In the past, I’ve tried some of the most popular programs to fix my PC, but of all the available software, PC Optimizer Pro was the software that really fixed it.

    PC Optimizer Pro is a PC optimizer and repair system that will fully optimize your Windows system and get you up and running again, fast. For sure, this great little little set of tools will make your PC to startup and shutdown in less than less time than you can imagine. But there’s much more to PC Optimizer Pro: the package includes all the standard registry tools you’d expect in a professional system: tools for cleaning and repairing the registry, backing up and restoring your files, and defragmenting and optimizing the system. Boy, does it make a difference! My PC is now running at full speed and I now know a whole lot of new important stuff that keeps my PC up to speed. you can visit my website.

    Hi Folks, hope you found this blog to be of some little interest and enjoyable. There are a number of Sites and Articles that can tell you more about optimizing your PC, but whatever, If you’re interested, please take a quick look at my review: right here.

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  • Did you ever have one of those weeks when nothing would go right? I did, last week, at least my computer did. You name it, it went wrong – PC running slow, programs not loading, internet not loading, it even managed to catch a cold (virus). Now it’s all better, thanks to an inexpensive software suite found. PC Optimizer Pro is a full-service package of tools that can fully optimize the Windows system and save lots of time. In fact, PC Optimizer Pro can make a PC startup and shutdown in less than 60 seconds. But, for me, it meant that I was able to get back up and running pretty darned quick.

    I’ve written a full review, but to give you just the nitty, PC Optimizer Pro seems to feature all the standard registry tools you would expect to find in a professional system: tools for cleaning and repairing the registry, backing up and restoring your files, and defragmenting/optimizing the system. Anyway, I cleaned the computer (well… the Windows operating system) from top to bottom and, like a good neighbor, she’s hitting on all four cylinders again and I am so… happy. If you’d like to read my review, you’ll find in right here.

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  • Photo of the Irish Linen Shop, Bermuda

    Irish Linen Shop, Bermuda

    Planning a Bermuda vacation? If so, you’ll find the shopping experience in Bermuda is always fun and exciting. The best part about it is, of course, the fact that there’s no sales tax. Most of the shops and stores in Bermuda are located in the island’s four main shopping centers: the City of Hamilton, the city of St. George’s, Somerset Village and the Royal Naval Dockyard.

    No matter the small size, you will not be disappointed: these four shopping centers are filled with large numbers of sophisticated, department stores, specialty shops and gift stores, bakeries and small cafes, on the main streets and side streets, and on the waterfronts of all four areas, and then there’s the hidden shops on back roads and alleys all around Bermuda.

    Service in the shops on the island is, mostly, helpful and courteous. Sometimes, however, the pressures of everyday life, as it can do for all of us, will get the better of even the most patient of sales folks, and turn them into harridans, who, toward the end of the day, can become a little ragged. This might never happen to you, if it does happen to you, just be happy and move on. There’s plenty more shops for you to visit on down the road.

    The finest offers in Bermuda are items brought over from Europe; such items as German, English and French knitwear that very often can be found offered at prices far below than those in the United States. Watches (Rolex, Omega, Patek Philippe), jewelry, French perfumes, Icelandic woolen goods, and fine china can be as much as 60% less expensive than in the U.S..

    Shopping in Bermuda is one of those pastimes that can become addictive. From the big department stores to the Washington Mall, to the tiny gift shops set on the town’s side streets and alleys, there is always a special offer of some sort to be found just around the next corner. Front Street is Hamilton’s number one shopping location, and it’s always fun to visit: there are lots of different, and interesting stores, cafes and unique boutiques thereon to enjoy before going on up into Hamilton proper.

    Shopping at the Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda really means shopping at the Clock Tower Mall. 441-234-3342. The Clock Tower Mall was, in times long past, the hub of the giant British Naval Dockyard and, in my opinion, the best thing about it is its atmosphere of a time of romance and adventure.

    It’s not been too long since the entire place was teaming with thousands of English sailors, and it still can be seen today in the ruins of the great stone defences on the hill to the north of the Clock Tower. The great Clocktower structure is as overwhelming today as it was 150 years ago. I’ve spent many an hour wandering the two main galleries of the great stone building; it borders on the hypnotic. There are some 30 shops and stores in this rather strange mall that some peoplehave compared favorably with the Burlington Arcade in London. I
    don’t agree. There’s nowhere in the world quite like the original.

    So… hope you found this article about Bermuda both educational and enjoyable. There are a number of Sites and Articles that can tell you more about Bermuda.

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  • Photo of Bay City Guest House Bermuda

    Bay City Guest House Bermuda

    First, let’s talk about meal plans: In-house dining options, when not a part of a plan, can be costly with lunch running anywhere from $20 to $35 a pop, and dinner rarely less than $50. And talking of food, if you’ve never had a “full “English breakfast,” it’s an experience you won’t want to miss.

    If you want to save on the spending, try take your vacation in the off-season during the months of November to April; if you can do that, you’ll save {more than|around 35% on your hotel room. A vacation during these months will offer some very real advantages. While the majority of the tourist-related services – the helicopter trips, charter motorboats, dive operators, etc. – close during winter and also the water might be a little coller than you’d normally like, the weather is made for golf, sightseeing and, of course, shopping. Oh yeah, and be sure to check out your choices for Self-Catering Cottages – including Apartments – it’s a really great way to vacation Bermuda.

    A lot of the islands’ lodging are along the South Shore (along with the best beach locations, in Paget, Warwick, Southampton Parishes), and many more are located around the Key-side and close to the inner coast line of the Great Sound, all served by the the regularly scheduled buses along with the ferry service into Hamilton. It matters little where your hotel is located. The island is small and nowhere is far from anywhere. All of the hotels and resorts in all of the parishes are well served by public transportation. There are a number of websites and articles where you can find out more about where to stay in Bermuda.

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  • Photo of 9 Beaches Bermuda

    9 Beaches Resort Bermuda

    Hey guys, you still have time to take advantage of the HOT last-minute deals this summer at Hotels.com!! From the Golden Gate Bridge to the Jersey Shore, hotels.com has some of the biggest deals out there for you this week: Dallas hotels from only $68 and up, Calgary, Chicago and Montreal are featured this week for Canadian customers, but you must act quickly because these deals, starting at $68 don’t last long! You can also save up to 40% in Sin City, with rates as low as $34. Chicago and Colorado sales haven’t ended yet, with savings of up to 30% off! Finally, if you’re traveling with your family this summer, you can enjoy free nights, up to 30% off and more with the hotels.com Family Sale, if they book by August 9! Go to Hotels.com!

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