Bermuda Cruises
Looking for the barrier coral reef, pink-sand beaches and shipwrecks? Cruises to Bermuda can deliver all three.
Bermuda Cruises
GOOD TO KNOW
Steeped in history and culture, this ever-desirable collection of islands hosts high-octane sports alongside numerous opportunities for rest, spread over 30-plus beaches. With activities for all, from solo travellers to families, now is a fine time to get to know – and love – Bermuda.
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POPULAR PORTS
Every Bermuda cruise docks in the same port, the Royal Naval Dockyard on Cross Island. Since the archipelago of Bermuda is just 24 miles long and less than one mile wide, it’s simple to navigate the whole island from this bustling and historic port area, which also boasts its own highlights.
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You can easily track down a full afternoon tea in Bermuda, complete with British favourites like scones, jam, clotted cream and all manner of cakes and sandwiches. The jam on your scones might even be loquat jam, made from the sweet, tart fruit that grows around Bermuda.
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It’s common to mistake Bermuda for a single island, but the country is actually an archipelago, consisting of seven main islands and many more smaller islands and islets, numbering over 180 in total. Some of the larger islands are connected by bridges.
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Bermuda shorts are ubiquitous across the country, and can be worn in formal situations, even including business meetings and fine-dining restaurants. They’re generally knee-length and come in a wide range of bright colours.