Bermuda Cruises

A Bermuda cruise is one of the world's favorite vacations. Ships stay in port for several days, giving you plenty of time to explore. Experience the pink beaches, fancy shops, fine dining, world-class Bermuda golf courses, and great historic sites. The season for cruises to Bermuda is April to November.

Bermuda cruises are not Caribbean cruises. Bermuda isn't in the Caribbean. It's 600 miles off the coast of North Carolina, so it's not steamy hot in summer. Life there is civilized and classy. Bermuda is a wealthy place and has a distinct British style.

There are four American departure ports for Bermuda cruises. Sail from Boston, New York, Cape Liberty and Baltimore.

Cruises to Bermuda

Norwegian Cruise Line cruises to Bermuda leave from New York and Boston. 7-day New York to Bermuda cruises sail from May to October. 7-day Bermuda cruises from Boston on the Norwegian Dawn sail from May to October.

Royal Caribbean's Bermuda cruises sail from New Jersey and Baltimore. 5-night cruises from Cape Liberty in Bayonne, NJ leave from April to November. The 5-night Bermuda cruises from Baltimore also sail from April to November.

Carnival Cruise Line offers a cruise to Bermuda in 2012. The 7-day cruise sails from Baltimore.

Holland America Line has cruises from New York to Bermuda in 2011 and 2012. These 7-day luxury cruises dock at Hamilton and St George's on Bermuda. Departures from May to October.

Princess Cruises 9-day Caribbean and Bermuda cruises from New York visit Grand Turk Island, Puerto Rico, St Thomas, and Bermuda. Departures from May through August.

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Have fun. Explore the world. Take a Bermuda cruise.