Bermuda Cruises

About Bermuda Cruises

Where else can a cruiser go to find pink sand (no, really, pink sand!) amidst undoubtedly British styling on an island in the Atlantic Ocean? The answer is surely Bermuda. Made popular by such things as the Bermuda Triangle and Bermuda shorts, this island is characterized by picturesque towns, a relatively static year-round climate, and smaller, more intimate, ports of call. Despite the small footprint, the gorgeous pink-sand beaches of Bermuda are very rarely crowded, allowing families and couples to find a secluded spot all to themselves. The best time to visit Bermuda is unanimously during the Summer, where ships depart from a multitude of East Coast ports. The island itself, in spite of its size, maintains two cruise ship ports: Hamilton and Kings Wharf. In addition to these two beautiful areas, vacationers should not miss St. George's, the easternmost parish of Bermuda. William Shakespeare's play, "The Tempest," is rumored to have been based on the original settlers of this wonderful location.

Tourists are not allowed to drive automobiles in Bermuda, but motor scooters and bicycles are available to allow independent explorations of this small island.

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Bermuda cruise ports include: King's Wharf, Hamilton & St.Georges

Bermuda Cruises