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At Aquatic Bermuda, captain Tony and her wife operate a small 22-foot glass bottom boat, called the Coral Reefer. The boat has a capacity of 14 persons with only 6 inches of the boat under the water.
This allows Tony of Aquatic Bermuda to cut out the engine and drift silently over reefs that are sometimes less than just a foot below the surface! We had our toes curling! We got a chance to sneak up on vibrant parrotfish and other colorful fish the big boats can rarely see. It’s like snorkeling without getting wet!
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Aquatic Bermuda puts a lot of emphasis on sightseeing and glass bottom view of corals and marine life.
They focus mainly on the lagoon patch reefs about midway between shore and barrier reef. Water is quite shallow there.
With wonderful reef and coral formations, it gives you breathtaking views.
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This Aquatic Bermuda tour on the Coral Reefer can be highly satisfying for those who would like to have a lot of information about the island, sightseeing experience as well as a great glass bottom view of the underwater world.
However, if you are looking for a snorkeling tour, you can consider Jessie James. But they won’t focus much on sightseeing and glass bottom view as Aquatic Bermuda does.
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To reach Aquatic Bermuda at Barr's Bay from Hamilton Ferry Terminal, keep harbor to your left, walk past the bank of Bermuda and turn left then immediately right.
Walk down the short lane between red and green building to the Marine Police Station.
Barr's Park is ahead beyond the hedge. Enter park through the gate and look for a boat with a Red Canopy. You should be able to find the boat right there.
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