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Bermuda Castle Harbor

 
 
This beautiful harbor is surrounded by Hamilton Parish on the west and St George on the other sides. 
 
This is where the Royal Navy once docked the ships before the water became too shallow due to sand deposits.  
 
There are many small islands and rocks near Castle Harbor's opening to the Atlantic ocean. The ships could enter only through this opening.  
 
And the British had built forts on some of those small islands like in Castle Island for defense.
Castle Harbor
 
you can take a boat excursion from Grotto Bay Resort to go around Castle Harbor. Its a spectacular scenic ride. 
 
You will be able to see a number of beaches and waterfront areas along the edges of Hamilton parish and St. George.
 
Castle Harbor Bermuda - From Tucker's Point 
Castle Harbor Bermuda 
 
There used to be huge hotel called Castle Harbor Hotel at the Tucker's Point peninsula. This was owned and built by British Shipping Company in 1930. Later it was taken over by the Marriott group who could not run it beyond 1999.  
 
Bermuda government then demolished the building and built up the Tuckers Point club, and expensive villas and condos for the rich. 
 
There are two great underwater caves at Castle Harbor close to Tucker's Point. Church Cave is well known for having one of the largest underwater lakes in Bermuda. The second is the Bitumen Cave which became a dumping ground at the time of demolition of the Castle Harbor Hotel. 
 
Reaching Castle Harbor: 
Bus #10 and #11 come near Grotto Bay Resort. From here you can take a scenic boat ride for Castle Harbor. 
 
 
Check Hamilton Parish to find out other great attractions in the parish. 
 
Check Bermuda Sightseeing for other top tourist attractions in Bermuda. 
 
 
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