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Bermuda

This 22 square-mile, hook-shaped archipelago is often assumed to be in the Caribbean but in fact sits squarely in the mid-Atlantic, 650 miles east of North Carolina. Bermudians voted in 1995 to remain a British Overseas Territory, and their penchant for…

  • 100cruises call
  • 39ships
  • 4ports

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Bermuda features a wealth of spectacular, uncrowded beaches.

At a glance

100 current cruises call at the 4 ports Cruiseable lists under Bermuda, on 39 ships from 9 cruise lines. The busiest of those ports is Royal Naval Dockyard, on 99 itineraries. The lowest lead fare across those cruises is $579. The lines sailing the most of them are Norwegian Cruise Line (20), Celebrity Cruises (18) and Royal Caribbean (14).

About

This 22 square-mile, hook-shaped archipelago is often assumed to be in the Caribbean but in fact sits squarely in the mid-Atlantic, 650 miles east of North Carolina. Bermudians voted in 1995 to remain a British Overseas Territory, and their penchant for tidiness makes a lasting impression. This is a place where people not only mind their manners, they keep their shirttails tucked in, their shoes polished, their flowers fertilized and their lawns perfectly trimmed. Think Victoria, British Columbia, in a pastel palette.

Photos of Bermuda

  • Bermuda features a wealth of spectacular, uncrowded beaches.
    Bermuda features a wealth of spectacular, uncrowded beaches.
  • West Whale Bay in Bermuda features a secluded beach.
    West Whale Bay in Bermuda features a secluded beach.
  • Turquoise waters lap at the pink-hued sands of Elbow Beach, Bermuda.
    Turquoise waters lap at the pink-hued sands of Elbow Beach, Bermuda.
  • Historic Front Street in Hamilton, the capital of Bermuda.
    Historic Front Street in Hamilton, the capital of Bermuda.
  • Nonsuch Island, part of the Castle Harbour Islands Nature Reserve, in northeastern Bermuda. It's the most important site in Bermuda for the conservation of rare and threatened species and habitats.
    Nonsuch Island, part of the Castle Harbour Islands Nature Reserve, in northeastern Bermuda. It's the most important site in Bermuda for the conservation of rare and threatened species and habitats.
  • Golden Eye House in Tucker's Town, Bermuda.
    Golden Eye House in Tucker's Town, Bermuda.
  • A stretch of Jobson's Cove in Bermuda.
    A stretch of Jobson's Cove in Bermuda.
  • A kite surfer navigates through some gnarly waves along the coast of Bermuda.
    A kite surfer navigates through some gnarly waves along the coast of Bermuda.
  • Yellow-crowned night heron in Bermuda.
    Yellow-crowned night heron in Bermuda.
  • Take a world-class cruise to always-inviting Bermuda aboard Seven Seas Navigator.
    Take a world-class cruise to always-inviting Bermuda aboard Seven Seas Navigator.
  • Warwick Long Bay beach in Bermuda. Bermuda's beaches are some of the finest in the world.
    Warwick Long Bay beach in Bermuda. Bermuda's beaches are some of the finest in the world.
  • The Mid Ocean Club offers a fabulous golf experience on Bermuda.
    The Mid Ocean Club offers a fabulous golf experience on Bermuda.
  • Take an ocean swim in Jobson's Cove, Bermuda.
    Take an ocean swim in Jobson's Cove, Bermuda.
  • Stroll along some of the beautiful beaches of Bermuda. Bermuda sits far north of the Caribbean Sea off the coast of North Carolina, but the archipelago of 120 islands and islets has a Caribbean soul.
    Stroll along some of the beautiful beaches of Bermuda. Bermuda sits far north of the Caribbean Sea off the coast of North Carolina, but the archipelago of 120 islands and islets has a Caribbean soul.
  • Port Royal Golf Course in Southhampton, Bermuda.
    Port Royal Golf Course in Southhampton, Bermuda.
  • Jobson's Cove, Bermuda, is a great area to explore.
    Jobson's Cove, Bermuda, is a great area to explore.
  • Picturesque St. George's Harbor in Bermuda.
    Picturesque St. George's Harbor in Bermuda.
  • Bermuda had no indigenous residents when a British ship, the Sea Venture, wrecked on treacherous reefs in 1609, forcing its Virginia-bound passengers and crew to eke out an existence.
    Bermuda had no indigenous residents when a British ship, the Sea Venture, wrecked on treacherous reefs in 1609, forcing its Virginia-bound passengers and crew to eke out an existence.
  • An aerial view of the Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda, which served as the principal base of the British Royal Navy in the Western Atlantic between American independence and the Cold War.
    An aerial view of the Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda, which served as the principal base of the British Royal Navy in the Western Atlantic between American independence and the Cold War.
  • Parasailing is a popular activity for travelers to Bermuda.
    Parasailing is a popular activity for travelers to Bermuda.
  • Trunk Island, Bermuda, named for its resemblance to an elephant trunk.
    Trunk Island, Bermuda, named for its resemblance to an elephant trunk.
  • Try your hand at waterskiing during your vacation in Bermuda.
    Try your hand at waterskiing during your vacation in Bermuda.
  • Race ya! White-tailed tropicbirds, known locally as Bermuda longtails.
    Race ya! White-tailed tropicbirds, known locally as Bermuda longtails.
  • A capture of fascinating Crystal Caves, Bermuda.
    A capture of fascinating Crystal Caves, Bermuda.

Who sails here

Ships and lines that call at Bermuda

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Ports

Ports in Bermuda

  • Royal Naval Dockyard99
  • West End1
  • Bermuda
  • Royal Navy Dockyard- Bermuda

Numbers are current cruises calling at each port.

Overheard

“You go to heaven if you want — I'd rather stay here in Bermuda.” So gushed Mark Twain in the 19th century, and Bermuda’s promise of sun and sea still lures vacationers to its shores.

Lonely Planet

“Residents cherish local traditions in the first and oldest offshore British colony — from pink houses to yacht clubs to Bermuda shorts — while enjoying the present with epicurean cuisine, chic shops, and picture-postcard weather.”

National Geographic Traveler

“Bermuda has more golf courses than any other country, pink sand beaches, and is like stepping back into England in the Fifties.”

London Telegraph

“Join the nature guides of new ecotourism company Hidden Gems of Bermuda to explore secret caves and snorkel coral reefs. Back in Hamilton, browse the smart selection of frilled silk tunics and Helen Ficalora jewelry at Atelerie.”

Travel + Leisure magazine

“Few places in the world boast the charm of Bermuda's curvaceous, colorful shoreline.”

Fodor’s Travel

Need motivation to exercise? Plan a trip to Bermuda during the island's annual Marathon Weekend. More than 850 runners from  around the world speed past the island's best vistas on courses that range from easy to hard-core. Serious racers attempt the Bermuda Triangle Challenge: three races (a one-miler, a 10K, and a marathon) over three days.

Afar magazine

“Pink sand and clear blue water with surrounding limestone rocks makes Horseshoe Bay one of Bermuda's most famous beaches and a must-see on every visitor's list. If you're a snorkeler, you'll love exploring the large reefs that team with a variety of colorful fish and interesting underwater sea life. ...Horseshoe Bay Beach is about a 30-minute ride from the port, and is known as the most-photographed beach in Bermuda.”

Porthole magazine

 

 

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