October 2013

10/08/13Cruising to Bermuda? Read This Now.

Beyond being known for its pink sand beaches and quirky fashion choices, Bermuda is also notable for its accessibility. And if it’s not, well, it should be. After all, not only is the island reachable via two-hour flights from most east coast gateways—plus daily service from British Airways to London—but Bermuda is well-served by an ever-expanding cruise industry at a whopping three ports: Hamilton, St. George’s and Kings Wharf, which sees some of the largest ships in the world (like the Norwegian Breakaway pictured above). Of course, if you’re arriving by ship you’ll have a lot less time to spend in Bermuda then most folks. So if that’s the boat you find yourself in then you’ll definitely want to read on for my Insider’s Guide to Bermuda—a handy cruisers guide to the island now appearing on Cruiseline.com’s Bon Voyage magazine.

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