The “New Bermuda” has been highlighted by WestJet Magazine in an article published online this week.

The article by Pamela Cuthbert hails the Island’s traditional virtues, while expressing excitement about future developments.

“This Atlantic Ocean island, with its pink-sand beaches, myriad golf courses and low-key vibe, has long been favoured by golfers, divers and honeymooners—most of them in search of serenity in one form or another,” she wrote.

“The island’s famous quietude is here to stay, thanks in part to building restrictions that prevent the condo-crammed waterfronts found in so many seaside destinations. But, the buzz of revitalisation is still impossible to miss: a top American chef is planning an ultra-hip restaurant, the island’s first full-service marina has opened and the local arts scene just keeps getting better.

“Amid these new developments, Bermuda remains like its old, charming self—only with more reasons to visit.”

Ms Cuthbert notes a number of the Island’s attractions including Masterworks Museum and the town of St George, recommending visitors walk the railway trails and enjoy a wahoo taco at Wahoo’s Bistro and Patio.