Bermudian Magazine

31/08/2026

Lobster season starts tomorrow!

Bermuda’s waters are home to the spiny lobster and the elusive Guinea chick lobster - two fascinating creatures with plenty of local character. Click to learn more about these prickly crustaceans and what makes Bermuda lobster so special.

What's the difference between a spiny lobster and a guinea chick? When can they be legally caught? Answers to these questions and more!

30/08/2026

Bermuda is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering an array of scenic trails and parks that showcase the island’s beauty. From lush greenery to dramatic coastal views, these West End walks provide a perfect escape into nature.

See 3 Wonderful West End Walks here: https://www.thebermudian.com/home-a-garden/nature/3-wonderful-west-end-walks/

30/08/2026

How a little Bermuda-built schooner played an outsized role in the Battle of Trafalgar.

Click here to read the full story: https://www.thebermudian.com/history/the-little-pickle-that-could/

29/08/2026

Fragrant, colourful and easy to grow, frangipani has been a favourite in Bermuda gardens for more than a century.

Discover a few fun facts and growing tips for frangipani: https://www.thebermudian.com/home-a-garden/garden/fabulous-fragrant-frangipani/

29/08/2026

Transport your taste buds with this grilled pineapple dessert. Sweet, spiced, and tropical, it’s the perfect finish to a summer meal.

Grilled Pineapple with Rum and Ice Cream recipe here: www.thebermudian.com/food-a-drink/recipes/grilled-pineapple-with-rum-and-ice-cream

28/08/2026

In this entertaining archive piece, Stuart Hayward looks back on his teenage years, the early mopeds that arrived in Bermuda and the wonderfully chaotic experience of trying to start an old Excelsior motorbike.

Read the story and find out how he eventually learned to ride:

This article was taken from our archives. It first appeared in the June 1993 issue of The Bermudian. It appears here exactly as it did originally. My teenage boating experience... Read more

28/08/2026

High tea might be considered a lavish affair, but it doesn’t mean you can’t execute the tradition at home with the same embellishments you might expect from a prim tearoom.

This summer, dust off your teapot and cake stand and throw your own afternoon tea party!

High tea might be considered a lavish affair, but it doesn’t mean you can’t execute the tradition at home with the same embellishments you might expect from a prim tearoom.... Read more

27/08/2026

Life insurance is more than simply having a policy - it’s about understanding what you’re protecting, why you need it and how it fits into your broader financial plan.

In this latest piece, Freisenbruch Insurance Services Ltd. takes us back to the basics, exploring the differences between term and whole life insurance and why financial clarity matters for the people we leave behind.

Read the full article and take a closer look at your own financial protection.

Sometimes the most useful financial conversations are the ones that bring us back to the basics. I recently had an opportunity to discuss life insurance, and reflecting on the conversation... Read more

27/08/2026

Tucked into the western reaches of Bermuda in the parish of Sandys, Mangrove Bay is one of the island’s most picturesque and historically rich locales. With its calm, aquamarine waters, colourful fishing boats bobbing along the dock, and narrow lanes edged by oleander and limestone walls, Mangrove Bay is both a timeless postcard and a living community. For many, it is the essence of old Bermuda, a place where heritage is not just preserved but actively lived.

Tucked into the western reaches of Bermuda in the parish of Sandys, Mangrove Bay is one of the island’s most picturesque and historically rich locales. With its calm, aquamarine waters,... Read more

27/08/2026

Sharks in Hamilton Harbour? In 1954, The Bermudian took a tongue-in-cheek look at Bermuda’s shark history - and found little reason for swimmers to worry.

Dive into this entertaining archive piece.

This article was taken from our archives. It first appeared in The Bermudian in 1954. It appears here exactly as it did originally. Last month The Royal Gazette reported that... Read more