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Famous for its miles of pink-sand beaches, lush tropical nature trails, UNESCO World Heritage sites and pro golf courses — Bermuda is a premier destination that attracts travellers, from sun-worshippers to nature lovers and everyone in between. This sub-tropical paradise is one of the most accessible North American islands, making it an excellent and easy escape from the East Coast for short breaks or long weekend getaways. The picturesque palette of the British island territory is a mix of verdant hills, brightly hued buildings and pink-sand beaches, with a colourful history to boot, so enchantment is ensured at every turn on a Bermuda cruise.
Situated on the West End of Bermuda, Royal Naval Dockyard is a popular cruise port hub, where colonial history, shopping, entertainment and dining are all wrapped in one setting. Chase the sun and laze on the blush-pink shores of some of Bermuda's most pristine coastlines like the Horseshoe Bay Beach and Elbow Beach. For history buffs, meander through the quaint streets of the capital of Hamilton and St. George on the east end — both offer a fascinating insight into Bermuda’s past. Seeking a break from the scorching sun and long strolls? Find serenity in the natural wonders that go beyond the breathtaking beaches as you explore the spectacular formations in Crystal & Fantasy Caves or take a relaxing dip in the secluded lagoon of Blue Hole Park. Set sail on a Bermuda cruise for sun-splashed days, history-filled afternoons and energetic evenings!
Packed with endless experiences, Royal Naval Dockyard is a vibrant marina and cruise ship dock filled with waterfront restaurants, high-end shopping spaces, art galleries, museums and historical buildings. Be sure to visit the National Museum of Bermuda, showcasing antique artefacts and treasures obtained from shipwrecks, to learn about the territory’s rich history throughout the ages. You can also get up close and personal with bottlenose dolphins at Dolphin Quest Bermuda, where you can touch, feed and play with dolphins in a safe and comfortable environment for both the guests and dolphins.
Hamilton is the charming capital city of Bermuda, lined with pastel-coloured buildings, contemporary boutiques and international restaurants. Front Street is the main thoroughfare and one of the most visited spots in the capital where most of the action happens. A one-stop shopping district, this is the perfect spot for those searching for unique souvenirs to take home, from quirky jewelleries to local art. Wandering down Front Street, you're bound to find colonial buildings on the north and the scenic harbour on the south. And as soon as the sun sets, lively nightlife and entertainment take over the place!
An underworld of magic and wonder awaits at Crystal & Fantasy Caves. Go on an guided underground adventure and take a tour of this awe-inspiring Bermuda cave, featuring stunning azure blue pools and dramatic limestone formations of every shape and size. You’ll descend the steep stairways and traverse floating pontoon bridges, allowing you to safely marvel at the illuminating lake, as well as the crystalised stalactites clinging to the ceiling and the rugged stalagmites protruding from the cave grounds. The otherworldly network of caves and lakes was discovered by two young boys when the ball they were playing fell into the hole… The rest is history!
The UNESCO-protected St George is known for being the first English settlement in the New World. This historic town is home to some of Bermuda’s most prominent landmarks, including St. Peter’s Church which is the oldest-operating Anglican Church outside of the British Isles. You can also drop by the extraordinary Unfinished Church to admire the Gothic architecture, although undone, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Afternoon walks will lead you to the Town Hall and Old Rectory that were used by the first settlers from centuries ago, so wandering around the town will feel like stepping back in time.
Pink-sand beaches are often associated with Bermuda and the territory packs a punch of them! Perhaps the most recognised and photographed is the Horseshoe Bay Beach, some even tout it as the best one. It’s renowned for its curved shape, paired with turquoise waters, peachy pink sands and calm currents. Unlike a lot of other beaches on the island, there is also a lifeguard on watch for the main summer season and you can hire watersports equipment and loungers too. Elbow Beach is another hotspot for water sports aficionados, offering an opportunity to snorkel or dive around the wreck of the Pollokshields – a cargo steamer used as German supply ship in World War 1, which was caught in a storm and sank in 1915.
Escape the hustle and bustle from the mainstream beaches in Bermuda and relax and unwind in a hidden gem tucked away behind a straightforward main road. Follow the easy trails of this 12-acre verdant nature reserve with a serene lagoon fringed by dense mangroves and tropical foliage. A network of underground tunnels link the pools and caves to a steady water supply, so why not enjoy a refreshing soak after an action-packed day? You can also enjoy various activities here, such as cliff-jumping and cave exploring.
Generally, the peak tourism season for a Bermuda cruise is between late April to the end of October. Some cruise lines sail to Bermuda all year-round. July to August offer warm and sunny weather, perfect for those planning to bask on the pink-sand beaches.
The official currency of Bermuda is Bermuda Dollar, which trades at the same rate as the US Dollar. Although Bermuda does not have an American bank, Bermuda Dollar and US Dollar are used interchangeably in the territory.
While many assume that Bermuda is part of the Caribbean Islands, Bermuda is a British island territory and a developed archipelagic nation in the North Atlantic Ocean. It has a parliamentary government and has a great degree of internal autonomy.
Mainstream cruise lines sail to Bermuda from various departure ports of call, including New York City, Cape Liberty, Baltimore, Florida, Norfolk and more.
The duration of stay depends on the cruise itinerary, but cruise ships usually stay docked in Bermuda for one to seven days before heading back home. Make the most of your stay as you explore the Royal Naval Dockyard, laze under the sun in Horseshoe Bay Beach, climb the 185 steps of Gibb's Hill Lighthouse and go underground at the Crystal and Fantasy Caves!
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