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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...

A mystery shipwreck off the coast of Florida has been identified as a Bermuda schooner that ran aground in a storm. Marine archaeologists have puzzled over the origins of the ship for years — but painstaking detective work led to an article in a Sing...

Hundreds of years after a hurricane drove the Sea Venture onto Bermuda’s reefs, one would hardly expect to find much of anything left behind. And yet, in 1958 local divers rediscovered part of it sitting on the bottom of the ocean near Gate’s Bay, so...

Recently the Island commemorated Remembrance Day, whereupon hundreds of people attended the parade and ceremony at the Cenotaph to honour those Bermudians who were lost or killed in action in the two world wars. The Cenotaph bears no names, but only ...

British ship Warwick supposedly had a noble purpose to take supplies from Bermuda to Jamestown, Virginia. Unfortunately, she sank in Castle Harbour in October, 1619 buffeted by the winds of a hurricane. Imagine the surprise of scientists several hund...

Google has mapped one of Bermuda’s most famous shipwrecks using images obtained from the Catlin Seaview Survey. The wreckage of the Marie Celeste, a paddle steamer which sank in 1864, can now be explored using a computer as part of Google’s Street Vi...