Cruises To Bermuda - 2026, 2027, 2028

A relatively hidden gem of the cruise world on the Atlantic Ocean, a Bermuda cruise typically forms as a stop off as part of a transatlantic voyage from Southampton to Miami or New York, as part of a larger world cruise or as a triangular itinerary from Port Canaveral and then down to the Caribbean. A Bermuda cruise usually results in an overnight stop over, allowing you to explore the island’s cultural, historical and scenic sites such as Kings Wharf for the Royal Naval Dockyard, National Museum of Bermuda, the popular Dolphin Quest and Horseshoe Bay for pristine pink beaches 

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Which cruise lines sail to Bermuda?

Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises all offer sailings to Bermuda from New York, Boston and Baltimore, with transatlantic options from Southampton.

How do you get around Bermuda on a cruise stop?

You can take the fast Blue Route ferry from Royal Naval Dockyard to Hamilton in 20 minutes, or use the convenient local public buses.

Which Bermuda port can only small ships reach?

St George's, a historic UNESCO World Heritage site, is accessible only to smaller vessels, while larger cruise ships dock at Royal Naval Dockyard.

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