Distance from England to the Bermuda Triangle: By the Numbers

The Bermuda Triangle—a loosely defined region in the western North Atlantic bounded roughly by Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico—lies far from English shores. Here's the straight-line geometry:

• Reference Point (England): Land's End, Cornwall (50.07°N, 5.71°W)
• Triangle Center (approx.): 25.7°N, 77.8°W
• Great-Circle Distance: ~3,025 nautical miles (5,600 km / 3,480 statute miles)

Context

• That's roughly the distance from London to New York (3,000 nm) plus another 25 nm.
• Flight time: 7–8 hours nonstop (if a direct route existed).
• Shipping time: 10–14 days for a cargo vessel at 15–20 knots.

The Triangle's western edge (near Miami) is ~4,000 nm from Land's End; its eastern edge (near Bermuda) is ~3,000 nm. So "distance to the Bermuda Triangle" depends on which corner you measure to—but it's always a transatlantic crossing.

No mysterious forces required—just a lot of ocean.