Location: Devils Hole
Parish: Smiths

This garage and the bedroom scenes are Stephan’s family home. The neighborhood; Devil’s Hole, got its name after the roof collapsed of a nearby cave. The resulting hole produced an eerie sound as tides changed and the wind blew over the top. Early settlers thought this sound to be the Devil moaning.

Location: Railway Trail Tunnel
Parish: Southampton

The Bermuda Railway was a 21.7-mile (34.9 km) common carrier line that operated between 1931 and 1948. Today, what remains are trails and tunnels from this period.

Location: Horseshoe Beach
Parish: Southampton

Horseshoe Bay is a well-known beach and tourist attraction in Bermuda. It lies on the main island’s south coast and is a perfect place for conversations with the moon

Location: St. David’s Island
Parish: St. Georges

St. David’s is home to Bermuda’s Native American community, dating back to the seventeenth century.

Location: Court Street
Parish: Pembroke

Court Street is a historic location for the Bermuda Gombeys. It has a rich history of being home to Black-owned businesses.

Location: Southlands Park
Parish: Warwick

Southlands is 37 acres of natural wonder with 300 years of island history embedded in its roots. It boasts the biggest Banyan grove in Bermuda, which remarkably is only made up of just three trees.