2023 Bermuda Cruises: Depart from Boston & New York

Dinogo's Bermuda Cruises

Dinogo's 2023 Bermuda cruises set sail from either Boston or New York between January and November. All itineraries dock at Royal Naval Dockyard. Five-night options include one overnight in Bermuda, while seven-night cruises generally offer two overnights, providing you even more time in this pink sand paradise. Opting for a seven-day cruise from Boston could allow you three overnights in Bermuda!

Exciting Activities in Bermuda

One of the highlights of visiting Bermuda is lounging on its breathtaking pink sand beaches. Dinogo provides a variety of shore excursions to keep you entertained during your stay, whether it's for a single overnight or up to three nights for those eager to explore everything the island has to offer.

Snorkeling Adventures

If snorkeling is your passion, you'll find numerous options available. You might consider joining a shipwreck snorkel tour, catamaran snorkel trips, and more. Bermuda is home to an extensive coral reef system, among the northernmost in the world. With thousands of marine species inhabiting these waters, don't forget to pack your underwater camera for this exciting experience.

Tee Off on the Golf Course

Golf enthusiasts can enjoy their time in Bermuda at the golf course. The Turtle Hill Golf Course at Fairmont's Southampton Princess features an 18-hole, par-3 course that offers spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean. Prepare for significant elevation changes and challenging coastal winds. Strategic club selection and plenty of patience will be essential as you navigate through two water hazards and numerous bunkers on this course.

Explore the Mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle

Certified divers can arrange a two-tank dive in the legendary Bermuda Triangle. With around 350 shallow wrecks, Bermuda's vast coral reef system is a diver's dream, offering extended bottom times and brief boat rides.

Interested in diving but not yet certified? Consider a Discover SCUBA course that includes theoretical knowledge and skill practice. Afterwards, you'll dive into the water with an instructor for a short and shallow experience.

Explore Iconic Homes on a Boat Tour

One of the top tours in Bermuda takes you around the island to view its iconic homes. You'll see residences owned by celebrities like Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and playwright Eugene O'Neill. A highlight of this journey is Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, renowned as one of the oldest cast-iron lighthouses in the world.

Experience Underwater Wonders on a Glass-Bottom Boat

Want to explore the underwater world without getting wet? Reserve a sightseeing tour on a glass-bottom boat! You'll learn about Bermuda's stunning landscapes while observing the vibrant fish and coral below. After visiting the reef, the boat will pause at shallow seagrass beds, where you might even see a turtle or two!

Embark on a Sunset Rum Tour

Can you truly say you've visited Bermuda if you haven't sipped a Dark 'n Stormy made with Gosling's Rum? If you love cocktails and want to delve into the story behind this iconic rum, reserve a sunset rum cruise. You'll learn the history of Gosling's rum and Bermuda, and witness the experts as they demonstrate how to craft a Dark 'n Stormy and the secrets behind the Bermuda Rum Swizzle. Before you leave, take the chance to purchase some Gosling's Rum at duty-free prices.

Explore an Underwater Cave

On the Caves and Waves excursion, you'll head over to St. George's Island, followed by a picturesque drive to Crystal Caves. These breathtaking caves were discovered in 1907 by a teenager searching for his cricket ball. Tour participants will marvel at the white stalactites and a crystal-clear lake, walking along a pontoon boardwalk that provides views of the stunning underwater geological formations.

Once you finish at Crystal Caves, the tour will lead you to Clearwater Beach & Cooper's Island Reserve. This hidden gem features six interconnected beaches in a tranquil, undeveloped setting. Spend your time unwinding on the sand or swimming in the shallow, crystal-clear waters.

Visit Hamilton

If you're in the mood for some urban exploration and perhaps a chance to snag some souvenirs, consider a trip to Hamilton. You'll enjoy a boat ride to Hamilton, where you'll have multiple options once you arrive. You can roam freely, join a walking tour, or stop by the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. This museum features exhibits covering all aspects of local marine life, including bioluminescent creatures, a collection of over a thousand seashells, and displays on Bermuda's volcanic formation.