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A Bermuda cruise package from Fond Travels combines a 5- to 7-night cruise on a leading cruise line from New York, Boston or Baltimore with round-trip flights from your home city, a hotel night before sailing, and transfers between the airport, hotel and cruise terminal. To book, call +1 (323) 800 6001 from anywhere in the US and a real travel expert will price the complete package with you, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Bermuda is unlike any other cruise destination: a single British island territory in the Atlantic, about 650 miles off the Carolinas, where ships dock for two or three full days rather than a few hours. That gives you time for pink-sand beaches, golf and colonial towns. Our experts pair the sailing with flights into the Northeast and a pre-cruise hotel so the trip starts smoothly.

Why Bermuda for your vacation

Bermuda sits far north of the Caribbean and is warmed by the Gulf Stream, which is why it has a summer season rather than a winter one. The island is small enough to explore fully during a multi-day stay: pink sand at Horseshoe Bay and Warwick Long Bay, the pastel capital of Hamilton, the UNESCO-listed town of St. George's founded in 1612, limestone caves, lighthouses and some of the finest golf courses in the world. Because the ship stays docked at King's Wharf for most of the cruise, you sleep aboard and use the island as your playground by ferry, bus and scooter.

What's included in a Bermuda package

  • Your cruise cabin, with meals in the main dining rooms and buffet, entertainment and most onboard activities, plus port charges and government fees.
  • Round-trip flights on major airlines from your home airport to New York, Newark, Boston or Baltimore.
  • A hotel night before sailing at well-known resort brands and independent hotels near the cruise terminal, with breakfast included where offered.
  • Transfers from the airport to the hotel, from the hotel to the cruise terminal, and back to the airport after the cruise.
  • Optional extras: beverage and Wi-Fi packages, golf tee times, shore excursions, travel protection, and extra nights in New York or Boston.

Inclusions vary by cruise line and sailing. Call for current pricing on your dates and we will quote the whole package as one figure.

Best time to sail Bermuda

The Bermuda cruise season runs from April through October, with the island's climate at its best from May through September. May and June bring warm days in the 70s Fahrenheit, blooming gardens and water warm enough for swimming by late May. July and August are the hottest and most humid months, in the mid 80s, with the warmest sea and the busiest sailings as families travel on summer break. September and early October are favorites of our experts, with sea temperatures at their peak, thinner crowds and lower humidity, though this is also the height of Atlantic hurricane season, when ships occasionally reroute; travel protection is worth discussing for late-summer dates. April and late October are cooler, better for golf and sightseeing than for beach days.

Ships, cabins and itineraries

The classic Bermuda cruise is 7 nights round-trip from New York or Boston, with two sea days each way and three days docked at King's Wharf in the Dockyard. Shorter 5- and 6-night sailings from New York, Baltimore or Norfolk spend two days on the island, and some itineraries combine Bermuda with the Bahamas or New England. A few smaller ships still dock at Hamilton or St. George's, right in the towns. Cabin categories run from interior cabins, a good value for a trip where you are ashore for three days, through oceanview and balcony cabins to suites; balconies are especially pleasant for the Atlantic sea days and for sunrise over the Dockyard.

Ports and shore days

  • King's Wharf and the Dockyard: a maritime museum in the old fortress, a dolphin center, craft shops, a beach with water sports, and ferries to Hamilton and St. George's.
  • Horseshoe Bay and the South Shore: pink-sand beaches, Warwick Long Bay and coves reached by a short bus or taxi ride.
  • Hamilton: Front Street shops, colonial buildings, restaurants and the ferry terminal.
  • St. George's: the 17th-century town, St. Peter's Church, Fort St. Catherine and Tobacco Bay snorkeling.
  • Limestone caves at Hamilton Parish, Gibbs Hill Lighthouse and the Bermuda Railway Trail for walking and cycling.

Departure ports and getting to the ship

New York, with terminals in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Bayonne, has the most Bermuda sailings, followed by Boston and Baltimore, with occasional departures from Norfolk, Charleston and Cape Liberty on combined itineraries. Flights to New York, Boston or Baltimore take roughly 1 to 3 hours from the East Coast and Midwest and roughly 5 to 6 hours from the West Coast, and our experts book you in the day before sailing with a hotel near the terminal. Bermuda cruises are closed-loop, so US citizens may generally sail with a government photo ID and a certified birth certificate, but a valid passport is strongly recommended and is required if you need to fly home from Bermuda; verify current requirements before travel. The Bermudian dollar is pegged one-to-one with the US dollar and both are accepted, English is the language, and Bermuda is one hour ahead of Eastern Time.

Who this package suits

Couples and honeymooners love the pink beaches, golf and a balcony for the Atlantic crossing. Families appreciate the big-ship sea days and calm island beaches. Seniors find Bermuda's short flights, English-speaking ports and easy pace ideal and can ask about senior travel reservations. Reunions, golf groups and wedding parties can book cabin blocks with group travel flights, and travelers from the West Coast may prefer business class or first class. First-time cruisers enjoy the mix of sea days and an extended stay in one port.

How booking by phone works

  1. Call +1 (323) 800 6001 with your dates, home airport, party size and preferred departure city.
  2. A travel expert compares sailings across leading cruise lines, adds flights, the pre-cruise hotel and transfers, and quotes the package as one total.
  3. Refine it: upgrade to a balcony, add golf or snorkeling excursions, or extend your stay in New York or Boston.
  4. Confirm with a secure payment, receive cruise and flight documents by email, and reach us around the clock before and during your trip.

Plan it online

Prefer to start in writing? Submit a vacation request with your dates and preferences and an expert will follow up with recommended Bermuda sailings.

Why book by phone with Fond Travels

Fond Travels is an independent US travel agency based in Woodbridge, Virginia, with real travel experts answering 24/7. We compare leading cruise lines and major airlines, time your arrival in the Northeast safely, and stay reachable throughout your trip. Customers rate us 4.8 of 5 with 2,200+ Google reviews. See all cruise packages and vacation packages, or call to begin.

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Bermuda Cruise Packages: frequently asked questions

On a 7-night cruise from New York or Boston the ship is typically docked at King's Wharf for three days and two nights, with two sea days each way. Shorter 5- and 6-night sailings spend two days on the island. You sleep aboard and explore by ferry, bus or taxi.

Bermuda cruises are closed-loop from a US port, so US citizens can generally board with a government photo ID and a certified birth certificate. A passport is strongly recommended in case you need to fly home from Bermuda. Verify current requirements before you travel.

May, June, September and early October offer warm weather, swimmable water and fewer crowds. July and August are hottest with the warmest sea and the busiest family sailings. Late summer and early fall carry hurricane risk, so travel protection is worth discussing.

New York has the most sailings and the widest choice of ships, with terminals in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Bayonne. Boston suits New England travelers, and Baltimore is convenient for the Mid-Atlantic. Our experts choose the port that best fits your flights and preferred ship.

Ferries run from the Dockyard to Hamilton and St. George's, public buses reach the South Shore beaches, and taxis and rental scooters or electric mini-cars are available. Visitors cannot rent full-size cars. Multi-day transportation passes for bus and ferry are a good value.

Horseshoe Bay is the most famous pink-sand beach, with nearby Warwick Long Bay and Jobson's Cove quieter alternatives. Snorkel Park beach is within walking distance of the ship. Tobacco Bay near St. George's is best for snorkeling. All are reachable by bus or taxi.

Bermuda is an affluent island, and meals and taxis ashore cost more than in Caribbean ports, but you sleep and eat aboard the ship. Beaches are public, ferries and buses are affordable, and our experts can suggest excursions and passes that keep spending predictable.

Sea temperatures rise from the high 60s Fahrenheit in April to the low 80s in August and September, which is why late summer and early fall are the best swimming months. May and June are pleasant but cooler in the water than the Caribbean.

Yes. Large ships on this route have kids' clubs, water slides and family cabins for the sea days, and Bermuda offers calm beaches, a dolphin center, caves, forts and a maritime museum. Summer sailings are the most family-oriented, so book early for school-break dates.

Easily. Many travelers add two or three nights in Manhattan or Boston before or after the sailing. We book the flights, hotel nights, cruise and transfers together as one package, with the pre-cruise night protecting you from flight delays.