Bermuda's Ports of Call
A warm Bermuda welcome awaits you at one of these ports of call.
Step right off the ship to explore historic towns, sample Bermudian cuisine, shop markets and boutiques, visit a huge variety of attractions, discover hidden natural wonders or head straight for our world-famous pink-sand beaches. The island is only 21-square miles, so anything you want to see and do should be within reach.
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King's Wharf & Heritage Wharf
Bermuda's cruise ship ports cater to a variety of vessels, with King's Wharf and Heritage Wharf in Royal Naval Dockyard being a popular choice for large cruise ships. Its lively atmosphere, historic sites, and diverse dining options make it a vibrant hub for tourists.
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Hamilton #5/6 Passenger Terminal
The Hamilton Passenger Terminal in the City of Hamilton is a bustling hub that offers easy access to shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. Passengers can explore the charming waterfront area, visit historic sites like the Bermuda National Gallery, or simply wander the streets to soak up the local vibe.
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Pennos Wharf
For small to medium-sized ships, Pennos Wharf in the UNESCO-listed town of St. George's offer a more intimate and charming setting, allowing passengers to explore Bermuda's rich culture and heritage at a leisurely pace.
Cruise Lines Servicing Bermuda
Carnival offers a variety of 6-day itineraries with cruises departing the US East Coast from New York, New York, Norfolk, Virginia, and Baltimore, Maryland.
Cruise from Cape Liberty, New Jersey to Bermuda. Choose from one of four Celebrity Cruise itineraries ranging from 7-Day to 10-Day voyages.
Depart from New York, New York or Port Canaveral, Florida and arrive to beautiful pink-sand beaches in Bermuda. Disney Cruise Line offers a range of multi-day itineraries and themed experiences like, "Halloween on the High Seas".
Norwegian Cruise Line offers a variety of multi-day cruise itineraries to Bermuda with cruises departing New York, New York, Boston, Massachusetts, and Lisbon Portugal.
Royal Carribbean offers a variety of multi-day cruises departing from Baltimore, Maryland, Orlando (Port Canaveral), and New York, New York (Cape Liberty, New Jersey).
Rent an electric vehicle, hail a taxi, or take a scenic ferry ride: there are plenty of ways to explore Bermuda safely and easily.
Find out the basic essentials, including time zones, currency, electricity, telecommunications and visitor information centre locations.
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By air, Bermuda is just 90 minutes from New York and two or three hours from major US East Coast cities like Atlanta, Boston, Miami and Philadelphia. From London, it's about a 7-hour flight.
