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If you want to spend time with Bermuda nature and knowing mystery of the ocean, this is an itinerary worth considering. This should take half day, followed by lunch.
You can easily combine this Bermuda nature walk with Hamilton City Tour in the second half to make it a compact full day's itinerary in Bermuda. The first destination is the Spittal Pond Nature Reserve in Smith's parish.
If you are docked at Kings Wharf, take a ferry and reach Hamilton in 35 minutes, then take a bus (#1 or #3).
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Spittal Pond Nature Reserve
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Spittal Pond Nature Reserve is one of Bermuda’s most spectacular open spaces. This 64-acre reserve is part of a necklace of wetlands along the South Shore.
Spittal Pond provides a diversity of habitats and an amazing variety of birds, especially during the migration seasons. It is Bermuda’s largest bird sanctuary and also a home to many native plants.
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After Spittal pond, the next place is the Paget Marsh in Paget parish. You will probably spend some 45 minutes here.
Continue on bus #1 to the hospital, cross the road, and transfer to the #7 or #8 for Paget marsh. it's much quicker than going into Hamilton and out again.
You will find a pond as well. The pond and the marsh are home to an array of wildlife, including many species of resident and migratory birds. Visit Bermuda Paget Marsh tour to find out all the details.
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