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Cooper's Island Nature Reserve
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James
June 23, 2022
On the eastern most point, past the airport is this pristine area of nature that once was home to NASA
Ex Membro
October 10, 2021
Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve Bermuda Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve is located at the South-Eastern end of Bermuda, in St. Davids. This 12 acres of unspoiled and beautiful nature reserve is now part of Bermuda’s National Parks. Until 1995, the area was restricted and occupied by the US Military. On its east is the Cooper’s Island Road and on its west is the beautiful Castle Harbor. Clearwater Beach and Turtle Beach are two beautiful public beaches located next to the reserve. These shallow water beaches are popular picnic areas for families and can get quite crowded over the weekend. But, once you are inside the reserve, it’s quiet and serene. There are nature trails through a vast stretch of woodland area. Although much of the reserve is filled with introduced plantations like Brazil pepper, casuarinas and allspice, there are patches where you can find heavy concentration of Bermuda cedars, palmettos and olivewoods. How to get there… There is no public transportation that will take you right to Coopers Island. Take bus #6 from town of St. George for St. David’s Lighthouse. Then walk along the Ruth’s Bay Road towards west. Continue on Orange Hole Road along west. You will see Cooper’s Island Road.
Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve Bermuda Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve is located at the South-Eastern end of Bermuda, in St. Davids. This 12 acres of unspoiled and beautiful nature reserve is now part of Bermuda’s National Parks. Until 1995, the area was restricted and occupied by the US Militar…
Anika
November 16, 2018
For the explorer and nature lover.
Katie
September 26, 2021
Katie's favorite beaches are located in this nature reserve. Take a picnic and noodle the day away.
Melissa
October 18, 2021
Located in St George’s Parish, St David’s Island, 25 mins drive from Cove House. Walk all the way to the end of the reserve to find what Melissa feels are the most ruggedly beautiful, secluded beaches in Bermuda. Melissa's favorite spot is all the way to the end on the left where you will find rock formations not far from the shore where some beautiful parrot fish can sometimes be found. In addition to the beaches there are beautiful walks along the trails and incredible views, particularly from the tower near the tip of the trail.
Located in St George’s Parish, St David’s Island, 25 mins drive from Cove House. Walk all the way to the end of the reserve to find what Melissa feels are the most ruggedly beautiful, secluded beaches in Bermuda. Melissa's favorite spot is all the way to the end on the left where you will find rock…
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