Hidden gems in Bermuda.

Two small pink-sand beaches enclosed by dramatic volcanic rock formations, tucked between Warwick Long Bay and Jobson's Cove. A natural rock wall creates a protected pool - and it's almost always completely empty.

Two of Bermuda's finest beaches back to back on the island's quiet eastern tip - Long Bay on one side, Well Bay on the other. Both barely populated. The closest thing to a perfect Bermuda beach without the cruise ship crowd.

The best snorkeling beach in Bermuda - vibrant coral and abundant fish around two offshore rocks, with far fewer visitors than you'd expect for a spot this good.

A genuinely hidden north shore beach with a deliberately obscured entrance that keeps it almost entirely crowd-free. Small islands offshore create calm, shallow water and decent snorkeling around the rocks.

Bermuda's best cliff jumping - dramatic limestone cliffs dropping into turquoise water with caves you can swim into along the rocky walls. Jumping spots on both sides of the pin.