Stunning Colorful Houses of Bermuda - as part of the travel series by GeoBeats.

Mark Twain once said about Bermuda - "you go to heaven if you want to, I'd rather stay here"

This paradise on earth has a lot going for itself - pink sand beaches, turquoise water, near-perfect climate, and its colorful houses.

Bermuda will not be what it is today if it weren't for these white-roofed houses that have soothing pastel colors - which seem to blend in harmony with its natural surroundings.

It seems residents have been using these colors since Bermuda was founded. Case in point - some of the earliest buildings in St. George's, a town which was settled all the way back in 1612 and is said to be the oldest continuously inhabited English town in the new World.

The colors aren't just limited to St. George's though. Regardless of wherever you are in Bermuda, its houses seem to extend the welcoming atmosphere of this place. As you wander your way through, exploring Bermuda's landscape, you are always eager to see the next enchanting vista - complete with water, trees and colorful houses.