Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve

Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve, a part of Bermuda’s national park system, spans 12 acres of diverse landscapes including pristine island forests, salt marshes, and beaches. The reserve also features sea turtle habitats, adding to its ecological significance. Visitors can explore the remains of a former military base and NASA station, along with uninhabited buildings that hint at the island’s historical uses. Today, the reserve offers a tranquil escape where nature and history intertwine, inviting guests to discover both natural beauty and the remnants of past human activity.