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Nearly 600 nautical miles off the coast of North Carolina, this island is known for its pastel painted houses, brilliantly colored gardens, cricket matches and charming shorts. Its pink-sand beaches, excellent shopping, and proximity to the U.S. make it an ideal destination for a getaway cruise vacation.
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| HIghlights |
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• Play a round of golf on one of six world-class golf courses.
• Lounge on pink-sand beaches.
• Shop for bargains and sample local cuisine in King's Wharf.
• Bike the Bermuda Railway Trail in Hamilton.
• Enjoy views of rocky coastlines and uninhabited islands.
• Troll for blue marlin on a deep-sea fishing adventure. |
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| Areas of Interest |
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Hamilton
This charming port is quintessential Bermuda, with pastel buildings and businessmen bustling around in their jackets, ties and famous shorts. From here, you can set sail to see the more than 350 islands that make up Bermuda. Or grab a game of golf at one of six world-class golf courses in this area.
King's Wharf
This cultural center built at the remarkable Royal Naval Dockyard offers shopping, restaurants, art galleries, craft markets and eight wonderful museums. For water-lovers it also offers a snorkel park and an extensive watersports facility, making it an excellent destination for the whole family.
St. George's Island
In the oldest inhabited town of English origin in the New World, you'll find yourself surrounded by history. Visit St. Peter's Church, believed to be the oldest Anglican church in the western hemisphere. It was originally built in 1612 and used as a meeting place for the first Bermuda Parliament in 1620.
St. David's Island
Cross the bridge from St. George to St. David's Island, which was used as a U.S. military air base for decades. While on the island, a visit to St. David's lighthouse is a must. This 100-year-old lighthouse offers superb views of the panoramic land and ocean. |
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| What to Pack |
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Days onboard are casual and you'll be most comfortable in sport clothes and resort wear. Shoes should be low-heeled for deck activities. Bring a few swimsuits so you'll always have a dry one. You don't have to bring towels, as they are provided. And don't forget your camera and binoculars, so you don't miss a thing.
For evening wear, count on three basic types of attire:
• Casual: Dresses or slacks and blouses for women, sport shirts and trousers for men.
• Smart Casual: Dresses or pantsuits for women, jackets for men.
• Formal: Cocktail dresses for women, suits and ties or tuxedos for men (you can arrange to rent a tuxedo onboard).
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