Bermuda is a small archipelago in the North Atlantic, known for its pink sandy beaches and clear turquoise waters. Bermuda consists of about 180 islands, the largest of which is Hamilton Island, where the capital, also named Hamilton, is located. Bermuda has a population of approximately 64,000 people, and English is the official language. Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory, known for its stable economic development and high standard of living.

The climate on the islands is subtropical, mild, and humid, making them a year-round tourist destination. Bermuda's economy is based on international finance, insurance, and tourism. The islands attract travelers with their stunning natural landscapes, caves, historic forts, and world-class golf courses. Bermuda is also famous for its unique maritime heritage and ocean-related culture, making it a popular destination for yachtsmen and water sports enthusiasts.