The Next Big Things! Bermuda,Brazil & Bulgaria
Bermuda
A world of luxury awaits should you choose to play golf in Bermuda.
Bermuda is the oldest of the British colonies and is located in the North Atlantic. The rich British heritage of the island has forged a unique island paradise; imagine 1950’s Britain with white washed roof tops, pastel painted houses and warm welcoming people.
Golfers are being drawn to Bermuda's gorgeous scenery, year round comfortable temperature and endless sunshine. Only 21 miles long Bermuda is home to courses designed by some of golf’s most prominent architects Bermuda is a genuine golf destination.
The crown jewel of Bermuda’s golf offering is Port Royal; the number one course in Bermuda and home to the PGA Grand Slam of Golf since 2009. This breathtaking course has some wonderful views of the surrounding Atlantic Ocean, and is ranked amongst the worlds best public golf courses. The signature par 316th is a 238 yard beauty with nothing but the Atlantic Ocean between the tee and the pin.
Although not considered cheap, Bermuda offers great value you when visitors consider the quality of accommodation, golf, service and it is also one of the safest holiday destinations around.
Brazil
Brazil has long been known for its vibrant culture, natural beauty and rich heritage but the country is now gaining a reputation for excellent golf. With nearly 25,000 golfers in Brazil today and around 30 clubs built in the last 5 years the sport is booming thanks to the development of new projects, including the Rio 2016 course which will remain open to the public as a legacy for golf in Brazil.
The majority of quality courses in Brazil are located in Sao Paolo and Rio de Janiero including Iguassu Falls and Manaus. In Bahia, the city of Mata de Sao Joao and the privately owned Comandatuba Island are home to arguably the country's two best courses.
Costa do Sauipe, in Mata de Sao Joao, is a true championship test at over 7,000 yards and hosted the 2005 Brazilian Open. The layout has a great reputation across the country, is always in great nick and features all the amenities European golfers are accustomed to.
Comandatuba Island, privately owned by the Transamerica Hotel that resides on the island, is home to the Comandatuba Ocean Course. Voted the best course in Brazil in 2003 by Golf Digest this as much an ecological excursion as it is a golfing experience with the island's wildlife on full display during your round.
Bulgaria
Emerging as the next great European golf destination Bulgaria makes up for a lack of quantity with an abundance of quality. Cape Kaliakra, just an hour East of Varna on the Black Sea, now has three excellent layouts including the much anticipated Thracian Cliffs.
The Gary Player signature course at Thracian Cliffs has been tipped to become one of Europe's premier courses and definitely one of the most photographed tracks. Running along the rugged coastal cliffs of the Black Sea this course is a once in a lifetime property with dramatic elevation changes and views of the ocean from every hole.
The resorts of Bulgaria also meet the expectations set by the quality of golf with luxury accommodation, sun soaked beaches and warm turquoise waters.
Bulgaria also offers excellent value for money, especially eating and drinking, which adds to the destinations attraction. Accessible via Varna Airport which is serviced by direct flights from London there has been no better time to take advantage of this new destination.
A world of luxury awaits should you choose to play golf in Bermuda.
Bermuda is the oldest of the British colonies and is located in the North Atlantic. The rich British heritage of the island has forged a unique island paradise; imagine 1950’s Britain with white washed roof tops, pastel painted houses and warm welcoming people.
Golfers are being drawn to Bermuda's gorgeous scenery, year round comfortable temperature and endless sunshine. Only 21 miles long Bermuda is home to courses designed by some of golf’s most prominent architects Bermuda is a genuine golf destination.
The crown jewel of Bermuda’s golf offering is Port Royal; the number one course in Bermuda and home to the PGA Grand Slam of Golf since 2009. This breathtaking course has some wonderful views of the surrounding Atlantic Ocean, and is ranked amongst the worlds best public golf courses. The signature par 316th is a 238 yard beauty with nothing but the Atlantic Ocean between the tee and the pin.
Although not considered cheap, Bermuda offers great value you when visitors consider the quality of accommodation, golf, service and it is also one of the safest holiday destinations around.
Brazil
Brazil has long been known for its vibrant culture, natural beauty and rich heritage but the country is now gaining a reputation for excellent golf. With nearly 25,000 golfers in Brazil today and around 30 clubs built in the last 5 years the sport is booming thanks to the development of new projects, including the Rio 2016 course which will remain open to the public as a legacy for golf in Brazil.
The majority of quality courses in Brazil are located in Sao Paolo and Rio de Janiero including Iguassu Falls and Manaus. In Bahia, the city of Mata de Sao Joao and the privately owned Comandatuba Island are home to arguably the country's two best courses.
Costa do Sauipe, in Mata de Sao Joao, is a true championship test at over 7,000 yards and hosted the 2005 Brazilian Open. The layout has a great reputation across the country, is always in great nick and features all the amenities European golfers are accustomed to.
Comandatuba Island, privately owned by the Transamerica Hotel that resides on the island, is home to the Comandatuba Ocean Course. Voted the best course in Brazil in 2003 by Golf Digest this as much an ecological excursion as it is a golfing experience with the island's wildlife on full display during your round.
Bulgaria
Emerging as the next great European golf destination Bulgaria makes up for a lack of quantity with an abundance of quality. Cape Kaliakra, just an hour East of Varna on the Black Sea, now has three excellent layouts including the much anticipated Thracian Cliffs.
The Gary Player signature course at Thracian Cliffs has been tipped to become one of Europe's premier courses and definitely one of the most photographed tracks. Running along the rugged coastal cliffs of the Black Sea this course is a once in a lifetime property with dramatic elevation changes and views of the ocean from every hole.
The resorts of Bulgaria also meet the expectations set by the quality of golf with luxury accommodation, sun soaked beaches and warm turquoise waters.
Bulgaria also offers excellent value for money, especially eating and drinking, which adds to the destinations attraction. Accessible via Varna Airport which is serviced by direct flights from London there has been no better time to take advantage of this new destination.
