How about a trip to Bermuda

Technically a British Overseas Territory, but one that feels much more akin to the Caribbean or even east coast US, Bermuda is a small archipelago of around 180 islands, many of which are simply too small for habitation. The island has no natural fresh water storage such as lakes, so relies on the regular rainfall to replenish its sources. It is located more than 1,000km from the nearest landmass, North Carolina in the US and while its remoteness means it relies heavily on the import of food and drink, it is a wealthy island and a renowned tax and banking haven. It has very little in the way of open or unused green space and is densely urbanised, with sailing, yachting and fishing a way of life here.  So, does all this mean you shouldn’t visit… on the contrary! Given the high standards of living, the beautiful beaches, the mesmerically blue waters, the feeling of safety combined with tranquility and the bountiful number of places to eat and drink, very well we might add, dotted throughout the island, mean it is the perfect location for a getaway with a difference!