With pink sand beaches and historical forts, Bermuda is a top cruise vacation spot for US travelers, who can easily take a cruise from many Eastern US cities. A high return visitor rate (50%) shows that Bermuda is growing in popularity despite heavy cruise regulations. Only 22 miles in length and barely two miles, Bermuda is a group of many islands connected by roads. Bermuda’s small size and large popularity rank it as the third most densely populated place on earth and the fifth smallest country in the world. Rental cars are prohibited for visitors, but pink buses travel along all major roadways, usually making stops every 15 minutes. One of the biggest draws of this active island is that you are never more than a mile from the Atlantic Ocean, no matter where in Bermuda you may be.
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Norwegian Cruise Line — Norwegian Breakaway
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Norwegian Cruise Line — Norwegian Dawn
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Royal Caribbean — Explorer of the Seas
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Royal Caribbean — Explorer of the Seas
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Royal Caribbean — Explorer of the Seas
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Celebrity Cruises — Celebrity Summit
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Celebrity Cruises — Celebrity Summit
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Royal Caribbean — Grandeur of the Seas
Departs from Baltimore, Maryland
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Royal Caribbean — Grandeur of the Seas
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Royal Caribbean — Grandeur of the Seas
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Oceania Cruises — Regatta
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Regent Seven Seas Cruises — Seven Seas Navigator
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Cruises depart from numerous US East Coast ports, such as Charleston, New York, Philadelphia, Ft. Lauderdale, Norfolk, and Baltimore and travel to Hamilton, King’s Wharf, and/or St. George’s. While shorter cruises only stop at Bermuda, longer itineraries consider Bermuda to one of many ports of calls, with others being the Turks and Caicos and exotic Caribbean Islands. The low down on the three major Bermuda cruise destinations: Hamilton: The capital of Bermuda, Hamilton is one of the most active Bermudan cities. King’s Wharf: The only port capable of handling larger cruise vessels, King’s Wharf is Bermuda’s most popular tourist destination. St. George’s: Bermuda’s first colonized island, St. George’s was also England’s second settlement in the New World, after Jamestown. Bermuda Aquarium, Natural History Museum & Zoo: Located in Hamilton; must-see exhibits include humpback whales, a seven-foot moray eel, and the North Rock Exhibit, a 140,000-gallon tank. St. George’s Heritage Walking Tours: Offered by many major cruise lines. 1610 Deliverance: A replica of the centuries-old cedar ship. Front Street: Local vendors line up every Wednesday night in Hamilton for one of the biggest parties in Bermuda; during the day there are plenty of shops and boutiques on this street. Bermuda Maritime Museum: Located in King’s Wharf; home to artifacts from Bermuda’s many shipwreck sites and the restored 19th century Commissioner House. Clocktower Mall: Duty-free shopping in King’s Wharf. Bermuda Rum Cake Company: Pick up one of Bermuda’s famous rum cakes in King’s Wharf. Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute: Newly opened facility in Hamilton; contains the world's first simulated "deepwater submersible" and over 3,000 shells in its shell collection. Bermuda Golfing: With more golf cruises per square mile than anywhere else in the world, you will find a golf course that suits your scene and skill level in Bermuda. Recommended courses include Port Royal Golf Course, Riddell’s Bay Golf and Country Club, Southampton Princess, Mid-Ocean Club, Bermuda Golf Academy, St. George’s Golf Club, Ocean View Golf Club, and Tucker’s Point Golf Club. Bermuda National Gallery: A Heritage pass allows you access to the Bermuda National Gallery and other famous Bermuda tourist sites. Bermuda National Trust: Explore the history of St. George’s in this building that once housed the governor. Afternoon Tea: Offered in many Bermudian eateries and hotels. Spittal Pond Nature Reserve: Bermuda's largest wildlife sanctuary; a popular attraction here is Jeffrey's Hole cave. Verdmont Museum: Built in 1710, this restored residence is located in Hamilton. Bermuda Beaches: Shelly Bay, Elbow Beach (for swimming and body surfing), Horseshoe Bay Beach, Mangrove Bay, Somerset Long Bay, Tobacco Bay (for snorkeling), Achilles Bay (for snorkeling and windsurfing), Clearwater Beach and Park (for snorkeling equipment and nature trails), Church Bay (for snorkeling), Discovery Bay, Warwick Long Bay, Astwood Cove, Coral Beach. Reef Fishing on the Eureka: Offered by most major cruise lines. Art and Architecture Tour: Guided tour to the Bermuda National Gallery and around Hamilton. Bermuda Train Company: 90-minute guided tour of the Royal Naval Dockyard in King’s Wharf and nearby Somerset Village. Old Cooperage: Retired barrel factory in King’s Wharf; currently home to the Bermuda Craft Market. Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse: Oldest cast-iron lighthouse in the world; located near King’s Wharf. Heydon Trust: Historic site near King’s Wharf; home to a bird sanctuary, 1620’s chapel, fruit groves, and a garden. Bottom Peeper: View shipwrecks from a glass bottom boat. Somerset Bridge: The world’s narrowest drawbridge leads to Somerset Island and provides views of the Cathedral Rocks. Swimming with the Dolphins: Several excursions are offered; contact your cruise line for specials. Gladys Morrell Nature Reserve: Provides views of Mangrove Bay; located on Somerset Island. Skyrider Parasailing: Adventurous and kid-safe excursion; departs from King’s Wharf. Somerset Village: Site of the 1962 film A Touch of Mink. Snorkel Park: Rent snorkeling equipment or enjoy an electric water scooter ride; located in King’s Wharf. West End Sea Trek Eco-Historical Tour: Ideal for nature lovers. Admiral's Tour: Private guided tour of the Maritime Museum. Carriage House Museum: Learn more about the modes of transportation before cars were introduced to Bermuda; located in St. George’s. Carter House: Explore the history of whaling, piloting, fishing and farming in one of Bermuda’s oldest residences. Holy Trinity Church: Built in 1623. St. George's Historical Society Museum: Artifacts dating to the pre-Revolutionary War period can be found in this 18th century house. The Archives: For the history buffs; home to original deeds from the 1600’s. Somers Gardens: Houses the tomb of Admiral Sir George Somers. Tucker House Museum: Former residence of a wealthy Bermudan family; now houses a collection of Bermudian furniture, portraits and silver Unfinished Church: Although it was never completed, Unfinished Church is still a beautiful site and a Bermudan landmark. Featherbed Alley Printery: Early editions of the Bermuda Gazette during the 18th and 19th centuries were produced here. Old State House: Bermuda’s oldest building, erected in 1620, is where Bermuda’s parliament used to meet. St. Peter's Church: The oldest Anglican church in the Western Hemisphere is also home to the oldest piece of furniture in Bermuda. Crystal Caves: The highest concentration of limestone caves in the world; located 80 feet below sea level. Nonsuch Island: Nature reserve; home to 25 species of migratory water birds. Bermuda Tennis: Courts are available all over the island; contact your cruise line for reservations. Bermuda Forts: Alexandria Battery, Fort St. Catherine, Fort George, Fort William, Little Head, St. David's, Smith’s Island, Fort Scaur, Fort Hamilton, and more. Ultimate Water Tour: Narrated boat tour through the bays and islands of Bermuda, occasionally stopping to see expensive estate homes. Horse and Buggy Ride: Travel through St. George’s like they did in the 19th century. Kayaking Excursions: Contact your cruise line for reservations. Trolley Tour: Ride a trolley through Hamilton, visiting historic landmarks and stopping at the Ocean Discovery Center. Camden House: The official residence of the Premier of Bermuda. Famous Homes and Hideaways Cruise: See how the rich and famous live in Bermuda. EZ Rider Electric Bike 'n' Hike Expedition: Guided tour through Bermuda on a motor-assisted bicycle and a ferry ride. Catamaran Cruises: Swim, snorkel and sunbathe on one of the available catamarans. Biking Tours: Explore the history and natural sites on one of Bermuda’s established bike trails. Hartley's Underwater Adventure: Helmet diving into the Atlantic lets you walk the ocean floor and feed fish without swimming or scuba skills. Cultural Art Walking Tour: Explore the architecture and art of Hamilton. Royal Naval Dockyard: Home to the Bermuda Arts Centre and is the departure site for many ground and sea excursions. Botanical Gardens: Home to exotic subtropical plants, flowers, and trees. King’s Square:The activity hub of St. George’s. Summer is Bermuda's peak season, and most cruises run Bermudan itineraries from May to October. Bermuda has no specific rainy season, but hurricanes are most likely to strike in the months of August, September and October.  
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