Bermuda is a British overseas territory in the North Atlantic Ocean located off the east coast of the United States.  See the map.

The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, is a region of the northwestern Atlantic Ocean in which a number of aircraft and surface vessels have disappeared without explanation.  As such, Bermuda offers some of the best shallow, tropical, reef and wreck diving in the Western Hemisphere. The wrecks are easily reached and are mainly in shallow depths (20ft - 50ft).

Mary Celeste - perhaps the most famous of them all; a 225 feet paddle steamer which struck a reef off the south of Bermuda. It was smuggling guns and ammunitions to the Confederate forces during the American Civil.  It is one of Bermuda’s most photogenic wrecks; one coral-encrusted paddle wheel stands upright while the other has fallen on its side. The wreck is surrounded by numerous caves and tunnels that are the home to many parrotfish and groupers.

Hermes - a freighter, which is one of the most popular spots for diving in Bermuda because it is almost fully intact. After suffering engine trouble, the crew abandoned ship and it was possessed by the Bermuda Government who subsequently sold to the Bermuda Dive Association for the princely sum of $1! After removing all the hatches (to make it fully penetrable for diving) the ship was sunk off the south shore where it now sits upright in 80 feet of water and it is home to a battery of barracuda.

Constellation - This schooner provided the inspiration for the film, The Deep. Not long after leaving New York, bound for Venezuela, she ran into trouble and began taking on water and was wrecked on the reefs of Bermuda. Not much is left of the ship.

Tarpon Hole - directly off the western extremity of Elbow Beach,the site is named Tarpon Hole because of the large schools of tarpon that often cluster here, some in excess of 2m (7 ft.) long.