Bermuda

Tour this extensive network of subterranean granite caves and you'll hear the story of their discovery from your guide—how two boys stumbled across the caves when trying to retrieve a lost ball. — Travel + Leisure

Housed within the Royal Naval Dockyard—a former west end military fortification that's now home to Bermuda's cruise ship piers and a glut of family-friendly attractions. — Travel + Leisure

As well as being a top attraction for children, this great little zoo is also a center for research and conservation programs that aim to raise awareness of threatened island ecosystems. — Lonely Planet

This horseshoe-shaped bay, with its wide crescent of soft pink sand, is arguably Bermuda's most beautiful beach. — Lonely Planet

Behind Camden sits the island's first purpose-built state-of-the-art museum: the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. — Fodor's

This whitewashed Southampton landmark offers Bermuda’s best bird's-eye view, so get your camera ready and start climbing. — Condé Nast Traveler

Work began on this intended replacement for St Peter's Church in 1874. But, just as it neared completion, construction was halted by storm damage and disagreements within the church community. — Fodor's

St. Peter’s Church is the oldest continuously operating Anglican church in the Western Hemisphere and one of the main reasons why history buffs flock to this east end village. — Travel + Leisure

Furnished to resemble its former incarnation as a private home, this typical Bermudian building reveals what life was like in the early 1700s. — Fodor's

Following a $15 million government investment that culminated with the rebirth of one of the world's finest public golf courses, Port Royal is the jewel in the island's golfing crown. — Travel + Leisure

Verdmont is a living history museum where upper-class island life and its many fineries and antiques are on unique display. — Condé Nast Traveler

In it, you'll find collections of family silver, china, and crystal; antique English mahogany and Bermuda cedar furniture; and period family portraits and hand-sewn quilts. — Frommer's

Surrounded by a dry moat and accessed by a drawbridge, it has enough tunnels, towers, redoubts, and ramparts to satisfy even the most avid military historian. — Fodor's

It's a pleasant setting for a late-evening stroll, with the lights from nearby hotels dancing on the water. — Fodor's