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#bermuda #travel #vacation Bermuda is a coral island in the northwestern Atlantic Ocean, an overseas part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain. It would be a mistake to think that the main attraction of this region is the mystical "Bermuda Triangle", where ships disappear for unexplained reasons. All this is just speculation. Bermuda will captivate travelers with its exotic nature, crystal clear water, beaches with pink sand, exotic fruits and all kinds of seafood. Bermuda or Bermuda (English Bermuda) is an archipelago located in the northwestern Atlantic Ocean, at the latitude of the US states of South Carolina and Georgia. The distance to the nearest point on the coast of North America, Cape Hatteras in South Carolina, is about 1,030 km, to Florida in a straight line about 1,900 km. The number of islands in the archipelago is approximately estimated at 138 - their total area barely exceeds 53 km2. The largest island (Main Island) is often called, like the archipelago itself, Bermuda. The archipelago was discovered by the Spanish navigator Juan de Bermudez in 1503, but the first colony was founded on Bermuda by the British Virgin Islands Company in 1607. The islands are still an overseas territory of Great Britain and a desirable resort destination for wealthy Europeans - primarily citizens of Foggy Albion.