Each edition offers the opportunity for our readers to win a delightful stay at one of our exclusive hotels by answering questions about a city in which Mandarin Oriental operates.

Discovered by Spanish explorer Juan de Bermúdez in 1503, this archipelago of 138 islands covers an area of 53 sqkms. A tiny British dependency, the main island is famous for its spectacular pink-tinged sandy beaches and for having more golf courses per square mile than anywhere else in the world.

Here billboards, neon signs, fast-food restaurants and hire cars are all banned. The only source of fresh water on these islands is rain, and the typical candy-coloured dwellings all feature gleaming white roofs that are designed to collect rainfall.

Q1. Where in the world am I?

Q2. What sport would you come here to play?

Q3. How is the rainwater collected?

Three nights accommodation in a Premier Ocean View room at Elbow Beach, Bermuda including return airport transfers.

The winner of the previous MO competition is Mr. Simon Rothwell from the United Kingdom.