The Devil's Isles of Bermuda: Southshore Beaches, Forts, City,Town and countryside with a private guide

Have you ever heard of the Bermuda Triangle? Hello, My name is Ronald, born and raised in Bermuda. I have a great interest in the outdoors, and my passion is in the environment. I strive to preserve the environment and educate many people who I may meet along the way. I have studied Environmental Science with a major in Ecology. I am particularly interested in habitat restoration and species preservation. I love plants! In my free time I enjoy gardening, watersports (fishing; snorkeling) and visual arts (painting, pastel, charcoal and more). I enjoy traveling and exploring new and exciting opportunities. I am very sociable, outgoing and talkative. I have not always been a guide. However, on such special occasions in the past I have had the privilege of hosting tours for small school groups, corporations, friends from abroad and family. When we tour this beautiful island, I discuss history, tradition, philosophy , art, food and as much about Bermuda's natural world as possible. My favourite touring locations include The Royal Naval Dockyard, Spittal Pond, the Town of St. George, Southshore beaches and coastal excursions as well as the Crystal Cave formations. I often find myself on an occasional visit to the museum, parks/woodland and numerous fort ruins. I find places such as these to be both beautiful and mysterious. I enjoyed hosting tours so I decided to become more involved. I want to give others a unique experience during their stay, I would love to show you Bermuda's hidden secrets. If you wish to get away from the large crowds, hustle and busses, then I am your guy! Although Bermuda is relatively small, it has densely populated housing approximately 65, 000 people and is home to the largest, most north coral reef system in the Atlantic Ocean. There are over 300 shipwrecks that surround the reef platform and over 3, 000 miles of Sargasso Sea. Tourism, International Business: Insurance and Reinsurance are the main drivers to economic growth. Furthermore, due to our subtropical climate, geological location and close proximity to the ocean Bermuda experiences high humidity during summer months and cool, damp oceanic breeze during winter season making your visit even more puzzling. We will be able to see crystal-clear turquoise water and pink sandy beaches. But the experience doesn't stop there! I will have you immersed in a mixture of cultures influenced through our unique architecture, culture, people and cuisine. Come relax, unwind and let's get lost in the Triangle together! I do not have a license to give tours for Crystal Caves and Fantasy Cave. These tours are hosted by an outside company. I am not permitted to guide in Spanish and Portuguese. I will accompany you in a private vehicle with a driver.