2022 Cruises to Northern Europe

Cruise Stops in Bermuda

A cruise to Bermuda will dock at the Royal Naval Dockyard, located on the western tip of the island, across the Great Sound from Hamilton, Bermuda's capital. This historic port served the British Royal Navy for over 150 years. Once you step off your ship, you'll discover numerous shops offering local crafts, fashion, and souvenirs, but there's much more to enjoy during your cruise stop in Bermuda.

Bermuda is a paradise for water enthusiasts, featuring a range of activities such as sailing, jet-skiing, snorkeling, and scuba diving. The island's coral reefs and shipwrecks provide incredible diving opportunities for both beginners and seasoned divers. If fishing is your passion, Bermuda also boasts excellent deep-sea fishing options. If you're lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of migrating humpback whales during your cruise.

History buffs will appreciate Bermuda's rich colonial heritage, with numerous historical sites scattered across the island. Visit St. George, Bermuda's first capital, to experience life in the 1600s. Explore the old Town Square, St. Peter's Church, and Fort St. Catherine, which showcases artifacts from the island's past. The Royal Dockyards also feature significant British landmarks, including the Clocktower Mall, Casements Prison, and the National Museum.

For a truly unique experience, consider exploring the Bermuda Triangle during your overnight stay. This area is notorious for the mysterious disappearance of aircraft and ships over the centuries. Navigate through these enigmatic waters, and seize the chance to investigate one of the nearby shipwrecks.

Discover the enchanting Pink Sand Beaches of Bermuda, where soft pink sands meet crystal-clear waters, creating an idyllic paradise for relaxation and exploration.

A Bermuda cruise offers much more than just stunning waters. You can explore a network of crystal caves and scenic trails connecting the island's beautiful beaches. Among these world-class beaches are Clearwater Beach on the eastern side, the romantic Jobson's Cove Beach, and the iconic Horseshoe Bay, often ranked among the top island beaches globally. These beaches are renowned for their gentle waters and soft pink sands, perfect for visitors of all ages.

Ever wondered why Bermuda's sands have a pink hue? This unique color comes from tiny red organisms called Foraminifera, which thrive beneath Bermuda's coral reefs. When these organisms die, they sink to the ocean floor and mix with crushed shells and coral fragments. When washed ashore, this mixture creates the stunning pink sand that Bermuda is famous for.

Other notable beaches in Bermuda include:

• West Whale Bay: This beach is quieter and more secluded than many others, offering scenic views even if it lacks expansive sandy areas.
• Church Bay: Known for its excellent snorkeling, Church Bay features calm waters thanks to the nearby reefs and boulders.
• South Shore Park: Recognized by CNN as one of the world's 100 best beaches, this spot boasts stunning coral formations just offshore.
• Cooper's Island Nature Reserve: Once a NASA tracking station, this reserve attracts nature enthusiasts and offers pristine beaches, including Clearwater Beach.

Explore Bermuda Cruise Itineraries on Dinogo.

With various departure ports available, Dinogo makes it convenient to embark on a cruise to Bermuda. For those considering a departure from New York, options include four-, five-, or seven-day cruises, each offering at least one overnight stay in Bermuda. If Boston is your preferred starting point, you can select between a four- or seven-day itinerary.

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