In keeping with its British heritage, driving is on the left, dress is proper (Bermuda shorts, knee-high socks and polished shoes is the men’s standard attire), and there is much British maritime history to uncover. One of the pricier island destinations, you will find Bermuda to be very clean, the shops more upscale, and the dining exquisite. Meticulously groomed golf courses and tennis courts are in abundance, and unspoiled, secluded beaches are everywhere. Although tourists are not allowed to drive cars on Bermuda, it’s very popular to rent a scooter and explore the island independently.