Bermuda Island Tours & More, Warwick Parish

We engaged the services of Mills Tours for the day. He met us as the dock with a sign and brought the car to us. Our guide MIllard, is a many-generation Bermudian with vast knowledge of his beloved island. Everything from horticulture to history, he was able to provide us with a pretty complete picture of the island. He drove us through the entire island with as many stops for photo ops or rest stops as needed. We saw Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, forts, the botanical gardens, the glass beach and so much more that we would never have seen on an organized tour. One of us climbed the 187 steps to the top of the lighthouse and walked the pink sand beach.Mills told us an interesting story about a visitor and the sea glass beach. We saw a very large banyan tree that is 270 years old and rivals the one we've seen in Maui.We took a short walk into the tree area. We stopped for a quick snack and drinks with our guide as our guest. We saw the smallest draw bridge and fed the ducks. We encountered a bit of rain but it lasted just a few minutes before the sun came back out again. Temperatures were comfy and warm. I think Millard is a treasure and certainly the unofficial mayor and friend to all.

There's no better way to tour Bermuda then with a Mr. Millard lightbourne.. He is THE expert on Bermuda and brings the facts and figures to life. No question goes unanswered. He took us through areas that local Bermudans live and gave explanation about lifestyles and how people afford to live on the island. He gave helpful tips on resturants, local points of interest and gave us fun facts about what we saw. His van is impeccable, he was fun and informative and I can say that you haven't seen Bermuda unless you take a ride with Millard!!