A Bermuda Island Experience with Beach Stop
30 Ratings
- Live Guide
- Day Trip
- E-Ticket
- 5 hr
When your cruise ship docks in Bermuda, travel in a group with one of our Local Certified tour guides and receive a wealth of knowledge about Bermuda. narrated adventure will show you the “Best of Bermuda” highlights, as you travel primarily along the scenic coastline in an air-conditioned coach as you take in the scenery, of the beautiful skyline and pristine pink sand beaches., home to Bermuda’s world famous pink sand beaches. This is your chance to put your toes into the sand or capture some photographic memories to take with you. Your return trip back to your cruiseship completes this well-rounded tour of the islands of Bermuda.
Itinerary Details
Operated by: Titan Express
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At:
You will stop at Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse which is a 117-foot lighthouse that was built in 1846.
Stop At: Hamilton
Next, we will then go to the City of Hamilton for a 30min stop in the Capital of Bermuda.
Stop At: St. George
You will have 45 minute stop in St. George to explore the old town which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will get a chance to walk on a pink sand beach and have a few minutes to feel the surf running on your feet. Then continue to enjoy views of the beautiful south-shore beaches along Bermuda's coastline before your return to Dockyard.
Stop At:
Visit a beautiful pink sand beach for a few minutes on tour and take in the sights and pristine turquoise waters, while enjoying a drink at the snack shop, and also a stop at the restroom.
Duration: 15 minutes
Pass By: Royal Naval Dockyard
The Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda is the busiest cruise port in Bermuda and offering stunning views of transparent turquoise waters. Once a vital trading post for the British, it now serves as the primary cruise ship port for Bermuda and handles 500,000 tourists per year. There are many Food and Drink Spots at the Royal Naval Dockyard Cruise Port and a courtesy shuttle to conveniently take you around.
Stop At:
You will stop at Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse which is a 117-foot lighthouse that was built in 1846.
Stop At: Hamilton
Next, we will then go to the City of Hamilton for a 30min stop in the Capital of Bermuda.
Stop At: St. George
You will have 45 minute stop in St. George to explore the old town which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will get a chance to walk on a pink sand beach and have a few minutes to feel the surf running on your feet. Then continue to enjoy views of the beautiful south-shore beaches along Bermuda's coastline before your return to Dockyard.
Stop At:
Visit a beautiful pink sand beach for a few minutes on tour and take in the sights and pristine turquoise waters, while enjoying a drink at the snack shop, and also a stop at the restroom.
Duration: 15 minutes
Pass By: Royal Naval Dockyard
The Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda is the busiest cruise port in Bermuda and offering stunning views of transparent turquoise waters. Once a vital trading post for the British, it now serves as the primary cruise ship port for Bermuda and handles 500,000 tourists per year. There are many Food and Drink Spots at the Royal Naval Dockyard Cruise Port and a courtesy shuttle to conveniently take you around.
