A few days on a pink-sand island, with your ship as the hotel
Bermuda cruises work differently from island-hopping trips. After a day or two at sea, your ship docks at the Royal Naval Dockyard and stays put for two or three days. That gives you time to settle in — explore the beaches, take the ferry to Hamilton, wander St. George's — and still come back to your cabin each night.
Horseshoe Bay and Warwick Long Bay owe their blush color to the shells of tiny red organisms.
Multi-day stays mean no rushing back to the ship — plan a long beach day and an evening out.
St. George's, founded in 1612, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Tour the Crystal and Fantasy caves or snorkel at Tobacco Bay and Church Bay.
Boston, New York, Cape Liberty and Baltimore departures mean no flights for many travelers.
Shown as a guide only — every cruise line and sail date has its own route. Call us and we'll match real sailings to the dates you have in mind.
No. It's a British Overseas Territory in the North Atlantic, about 650 miles off the US East Coast, with a subtropical rather than tropical climate.
Ferries and pink-and-blue public buses run from the Dockyard. Visitors can't rent standard cars, but taxis and small two-seat electric vehicles are available.
For a round-trip sailing that starts and ends at the same US port, US citizens can generally travel with an original or certified birth certificate and a government-issued photo ID. A passport book is still the safer choice — without one, getting home from a foreign port after a missed ship or medical issue is much harder.
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