Smallest draw bridge. Cute place to stop and see the views and some fish in the beautiful pristine waters.

Another great spot to stop and relax when you're in Bermuda. Beautiful area, and a little history.

Beatiful scenic area. Crystal clear water with fish everywhere. 🐠🐟🐠🐟🐠🐟🐠🐟🐠🐟🐠🐟🐠🐟🐠🐟

The smallest draw bridge in the world. Wide enough for small boats or yachts. You could park your car in the parking spots right next to the water. Bring some bread crumbs to feed the fish and ducks. Fun!

If the world’s smallest drawbridge is not on your bucket list it should be! This drawbridge opens only enough for the mast of a small sail boat to pass through. There is no operator for the bridge so a crew member of the boat needs to stop traffic and open the bridge. It could only work in Bermuda.

World's smallest drawbridge. 18 inches, just enough for a sail boat mast. Went there as part of a bike tour on the rail trail. Need to see if you are in Bermuda. But one 30 second look is all you need.

It's the smallest drawbridge in the world, and it's still operable. We were allowed to lift the section of the bridge that makes way for the mast of small ships that would pass underneath.

Another beautiful spot on a beautiful island!

A beautiful place to visit. In the waters below they have what locals call Bermuda Piranha. It was really awesome to see them attacking pieces of bread.

A scenic and historic location, Somerset Bridge boasts breathtaking views of turquoise waters with remnants of Bermuda's old and no longer used railway system. Somerset Bridge is known for being the smallest drawbridge in the world, but lesser known for its quiet walking trails, fishing, and it's park is the perfect place to picnic. There's also a coffee shop on the grounds in case you don't want to bring your own food to your picnic.

Nice place to visit and feed the fish.

Bring some bread to feed the fish.

Quick stop to see ‘World’s smallest drawbridge “

The ducks and sparrows are quite accustomed to humans and expect to be fed. The site is historic and worth a brief visit.

Somerset Bridge connects the main island to Somerset, it has the smallest drawbridge in the world. It can be manually open to allow the mast on sailboats to go through. It is a lovely area to take photos, there are benches to sit and enjoy the scenery. Children in the summer love to jump off the bridge and you can feed the fish or catch them. This is one of Bermuda's jewels.

A nice spot to stop with children. A tiny drawbridge over a small waterway. The water is full of schools of fish looking for food. Easy parking, bring a couple pieces of brad or pastry and the fish will go nuts.