Hundreds of millions of years ago, a great undersea volcano started erupting on the floor of what is now the Atlantic Ocean and created a 3-mile high mountian. The top of the volcano never broke through the 15,000 feet of water and eventually became extinct. As time passed, Coral Polyps began to attach themselves to the summit of the undersea mountain and a system of Coral Reefs was born covering the 330 square mile undersea summit.

As the sea levels rose and fell over numerous ice ages, the 21 square miles of land (comprised of 180 named islands) that is now Bermuda turned from Coral reefs to limestone. Located 600 miles due East from Cape Hateras, North Carolina, (64 degrees West, 32 degrees North), the temperature ranges from 65 degrees in the Winter to 85 degrees in the summer.

This tour of Bermuda use a unique form of interactive immersive 360-degree photographs called IPIX. If this is your first time using this technology you may need to download a plug-in to view these pictures. Read and follow the directions on the next couple of pages and join us for a 360-degree immersive tour of some of the most beautiful sections of this sub-tropical paradise.