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Bermuda Cruises

Bermuda Cruises

Looking for the barrier coral reef, pink-sand beaches and shipwrecks? Cruises to Bermuda can deliver all three.

Bermuda Cruises

Lose yourself in endless natural beauty on a cruise to Bermuda, which sets sail from the buzzy city of New York. Cruises to Bermuda in 2026 are set to skyrocket as this resplendent archipelago gains momentum, making it one of the North Atlantic Ocean’s must-visit destinations.

A Bermuda holiday in a remote, peaceful location ensures you can really get away from it all. Explore its intriguing history and natural wonders, and immerse yourself in mile after mile of azure ocean lapping gently onto the softest white and pink-sand beaches.

Bermuda’s cultural heritage and African ancestry have contributed to its unique character and are still very much present in its cuisine, music and celebrations.

Nearby to where your Bermuda cruise docks, the fascinating National Museum of Bermuda reveals more about the history of the archipelago and is a great starting point for any holiday – but it’s also just the beginning of what this enchanting destination has to offer.

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Uncover shipwrecks, sailing trips and premium beaches

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.

Shipwrecks and the mysterious Bermuda Triangle

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Pristine sands and secluded coves galore

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Set sail to see Bermuda's oceans

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Shipwrecks and the mysterious Bermuda Triangle

Covering a huge, triangular-shaped area of ocean stretching between Bermuda, Miami and Puerto Rico is the infamous Bermuda Triangle. Swirled in decades of myths and rumours, legend has it that planes and ships that cross through the region can disappear for no discernible reason.

The claims have been challenged over time. For example, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration claims there is no evidence to suggest there are an unusually high number of disappearances in the area.

What isn’t disputed is that hundreds of ships have run aground on the reefs surrounding Bermuda. Two of Bermuda's most famous shipwrecks, double-decker steamer Montana and nearby Constellation, can be seen in more detail on snorkelling trips – an experience not to be missed.

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Pristine sands and secluded coves galore

There’s an abundance of coastline to explore around Bermuda's islands, much of which varies significantly. Following a short walk down a steep path, lovers of remote and rugged beaches can delight in the empty swathes of sand at stunning Astwood Cove.

Fans of coral reefs and sea life will adore Tobacco Bay, where the calming waters teem with varieties of tropical fish, turtles and vibrant corals.

Horseshoe Beach – one of Bermuda’s headline attractions – will take your breath away, thanks to its pink-hued sand, whose unique colour comes from the pink and red shells of tiny organisms on the beach. Prepare to spend almost as much time snapping photos of this incredible landscape as you will enjoying those soft, pink sands.

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Set sail to see Bermuda's oceans

Wannabe mariners can navigate Bermuda’s mighty and beautiful coral reef ecosystem safely on a sailboat, enjoying the views, secret coves and cool waters. A glass-bottom boat is the perfect way to see the natural wonders of the reef in astonishing detail and perhaps even spot a few shipwrecks along the way. These trips can even be taken at sunset, making for a particularly enjoyable way to experience the archipelago’s many islands, where superb sunsets are a near-daily occurrence.

Should the exotic waters inspire you, head to the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club (amongst other options), where visitors can learn the basics of sailing, equipping themselves for an independent trip.

However you choose to sail, do try to factor in some time for snorkelling or diving, as Bermuda’s clear, unspoilt waters are perfect for underwater exploring.

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Bermuda Cruise Deals

When wanderlust calls, get inspired by one of our exciting Bermuda cruise deals, which cater to all budgets and timeframes. The best cruise deals to Bermuda include multi-destination adventures, with stop-offs at locations including Orlando and The Bahamas.

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Bermuda 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.



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Cruises to Royal Naval Dockyard

Following a forward-thinking regenerative project that saw warehouses transformed into must-visit shops and galleries, the Royal Naval Dockyard (where your cruise to Bermuda will dock) is an exciting destination with a huge amount to offer.

Cruises to Bermuda set sail from ever-energetic New York City, where you can enjoy all the action of an electric metropolis before sailing to Bermuda’s tropical charms. While in New York, don’t miss the iconic Statue of Liberty and stupendous architecture in structures like the Flatiron Building, plus endless restaurant and shopping options.

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Get to grips with history and heritage at the insightful National Museum of Bermuda, and hop between numerous great restaurants and atmospheric bars for refreshments. There’s even a glitzy shopping mall for all your retail therapy needs.

Visit the UNESCO Historic Town of St George and the culture-crammed capital, Hamilton, whose colourful heart, Front Street, offers a warm welcome with its array of atmospheric restaurants, buzzing bars and top boutiques.

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Cruises to Bermuda from New York

Cruises to Bermuda set sail from ever-energetic New York City, where you can enjoy all the action of an electric metropolis before sailing to Bermuda’s tropical charms. While in New York, don’t miss the iconic Statue of Liberty and stupendous architecture in structures like the Flatiron Building, plus endless restaurant and shopping options.

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It’s the ideal city from which to begin your Bermudian trip, but there are also options to expand the adventure – consider an itinerary that includes a visit to the stunningly beautiful island of The Bahamas (via its thriving capital Nassau) and action-packed Port Canaveral in Florida to access the fun of Orlando’s theme parks.

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