1. Snorkel or scuba dive at one of the the many shipwrecks off the coast of Bermuda to see colorful sea creatures.
2. Tour one of the dozens of limestone caves that dot the island.
3. Set out on a romantic sunset sail along Bermuda's gorgeous coastline.
4. Hike (or bike!) the Railway Trail, which spans the island from end to end.
5. Explore the pink sand beaches and lush trails on horseback with a local guide.
6. Rent a bike (or a moped!) and explore the colorful and historic streets of St. George's, one of the oldest English settlements in Bermuda.
7. Dine on local seafood cuisine like lobster, fish chowder, and Hoppin' John for a literal taste of Bermudian culture.
8. Take a whale-watching tour and observe the majestic humpback whales that travel through Bermuda's waters every spring.
9. Cliff-jump from one of the many large rocks that jut over the ocean along Bermuda's coastline.
10. Encounter exotic wildlife on Nonsuch Island, a wildlife sanctuary at the easternmost tip of Bermuda.
11. Grab a kayak and a buddy and head out on Bermuda's calm, clear waters.
12. Play a round of golf while overlooking the ocean at one of the island's popular courses.
13. Take a history lesson and learn about the island's British colonial roots.
14. Spend a day checking out the many historic forts that grace the island's hills and shoreline.
Images courtesy of the Bermuda Tourism Authority unless otherwise specified.