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LookBermuda is working on a film charting the discovery of a stash of bottles untouched by human hands for almost 150 years on the sunken civil war blockade runner Mary Celestia. The five sealed and apparently well-preserved bottles were discovered d...

The Bermuda Perfumery has launched a non-profit foundation dedicated to protect and promote the Island’s shipwreck heritage. The Lili Bermuda Foundation will be funded through a portion of the profits of the company’s Mary Celestia fragrance, named a...

More than 13,500 silver and gold coins, ingots, nuggets, and jewellery have been recovered by Odyssey Marine Exploration from a shipwreck off the coast of North Carolina, unsealed court documents have revealed. Taken from the wreck of the SS Central ...

World renowned shipwreck diver Teddy Tucker has died at the age of 89. Sources close to the family told The Royal Gazette that Mr Tucker passed away yesterday afternoon in Somerset, although the cause of death is not yet known. Born on May 8, 1925, ...

The Bermuda Perfumery is to give visitors a rare opportunity to catch a scent of Bermuda’s history — perfumes lost at sea for almost 150 years. The perfumes were found three years ago, hidden in the bow of the Mary Celestia, which sunk off the Island...

A new film on the wreck which led to Bermuda being claimed by the English Crown will get its official public premiere tonight. And film maker Jean-Pierre Rouja said Downing’s Wreck: The Story of the Sea Venture will be the last word on the loss of th...

Back in 1659, a Virginia Company ship, The Eagle, was transporting immigrants from England to Jamestown, Virginia, when it wrecked on one of Bermuda’s treacherous reefs. The passengers made it to shore, leaving behind the remnants of their ship to ro...

A deep-sea treasure-hunting firm part-owned by former Premier David Saul has recovered gold bars from a wreck off the coast of South Carolina after setting sail from Bermuda. And Dr Saul told The Royal Gazette yesterday that further exploration of th...

‘Throughout the early 1830s, cholera repeatedly ravaged the poorest classes, and, in the decade as a whole, the potato crop failed on a local level in eight out of the ten years. — www.irishtimes.com A couple of weeks ago, this newspaper published a ...

The crew of a yacht rescued after their boat broke up in heavy seas last night thanked Bermuda for its hospitality. Len Rorke, wife Lisa and crewman Henri Worthalter were plucked from the sea in the early hours of last Friday by a massive tanker afte...

Historic shipwrecks that dot Bermuda waters are one of the Island’s greatest assets, it has been claimed. According to Custodian of Historic Wrecks Philippe Max Rouja, the wrecks and other historical connections are one of Bermuda’s unique features t...