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From the natural beauty of Clearwater Beach to the rich cultural heritage of Carter House and St David’s Lighthouse — a whole new set of experiences has just opened up for visitors in Bermuda. A new East End beach bus is up and running to finally mak...

Two historic Bermuda train carriages could have been rediscovered at a railway workshop in Guyana more than half a century after they left the Island. The two freight railcars along with all the rolling stock and most of the rails were sent to Guyana...

Vaughn Joseph decked out his taxi in a Burberry pattern expecting it would get some attention from locals. He was surprised when the move also got him some high-profile recognition from overseas. The 45-year-old driver was featured on thepointsguy....

Veendam and her 1,400 passengers leave Bermuda today for the last time in 2015 much to the disappointment of retailers and businesses in the capital. The Holland America liner has completed six trips between Boston and the Island this year and a furt...

RFA Lyme Bay and her crew rolled into St George’s yesterday where they unloaded equipment and ammunition supplies for the Bermuda Regiment. The Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship, which is equipped with a Lynx helicopter, is only on the Island for a three-da...

A kiosk staff shortage left an estimated 150 people lined up waiting to buy tickets at the Hamilton Bus Terminal. Some tourists in the line, who were visiting Bermuda from the Veendam cruise ship, told The Royal Gazette they had been waiting for abou...

Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Lyme Bay will rumble through Town Cut in St George this morning as the ship’s crew stop off in Bermuda for a stint of rest and relaxation. The amphibious landing vessel is designed to be able to deliver a major fighting for...

Unionised ferry workers have hit out at Marine and Ports director Richard Russell claiming that mechanical issues with the ferries, rather than staff lateness, have accounted for an unreliable service. Senior pilot and president of the Bermuda Indust...

A slightly darker tint on car windscreens is to be allowed, along with the use of hands-free technology such as Bluetooth, under legislation coming to the House of Assembly. The announcement came from Shawn Crockwell, the Minister of Tourism Developm...

The long, steep walk to and from Horseshoe Bay could become a thing of the past thanks to a proposed new bus system. Problems of safety, as numerous pedestrians weave together with traffic, are also being addressed in the plan submitted by the Bermud...

Improvements will be made to the embattled Watford/Cavello ferry route, the director of the Department of Marine and Ports Services, Richard Russell, has pledged. Passengers on the green route service complained to this newspaper last week about unre...

A new aerial video of Bermuda shows off a new visitor experience now available thanks in part to the Bermuda Tourism Authority's (BTA) clarion call for home-grown ideas.The Product and Experiences division of the BTA approved a tourism experiences ap...