dedicated to African Americans.

Upscale features the article "Bermuda -- The Vacation Destination with Sizzle'' by Susan Purly which focuses on the Island's English background and how close it is to the US East Coast coupled with the romantic setting it offers while also recognising the Island's African influences in its arts, music and dances and its 61 percent black population. Aunt Nea's Inn in St.

George's, The Reefs in Southampton, Waterloo House in Hamilton and the Stonington Beach Hotel in Paget are highlighted as places to stay.

Meanwhile Freddie's, The Carriage House, The Club House at The Reefs, Coconuts and the Waterloo House are highlighted as places to eat. General activities mentioned in the article include mopeding, horse and buggy rides, nightclubbing, golf, sightseeing cruises, sailboat and motorboat rentals, diving and snorkelling and fishing.

Trips to St. George's and Hamilton are also recommended as are visits to King's Square, St. Peter's Church, the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo, the Bermuda National Gallery and the Bermuda Perfumery and Gardens.

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