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A Bermuda cruise is the East Coast's easiest island escape: sail out of New York, Boston, or Baltimore, spend a day at sea, then dock for two or three days at King's Wharf with the pink sand of Horseshoe Bay, Hamilton, and the old town of St. George's a short ferry ride away. The ship stays overnight, so you get evenings ashore. Fond Travels packages the cruise with flights to your departure city and a pre-cruise hotel night, booked by phone.

What a Bermuda cruise package can include

  • 5–7 night Bermuda cruise fare in the cabin category you want
  • Flights from your US city to New York/Newark, Boston, or Baltimore
  • Pre-cruise hotel night and port transfers
  • Horseshoe Bay beach day, Crystal Caves, Hamilton or St. George's tours, travel protection

Best time to go

The Bermuda season runs April through October. May–June and September have warm water with lighter crowds; July–August is peak family season; late August–October carries hurricane-season risk with more flexible fares.

Good to know

  • Overnight in port: most itineraries dock 2–3 days, so you can explore at your own pace
  • Getting around: ferries and buses from the Dockyard reach Hamilton and the beaches
  • Three home ports: we pick the departure city with the right flights and dates for you

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FAQs

Fly in the day before — we package the hotel night so a delayed flight can't cost you the ship.

Round-trip US sailings may accept a birth certificate plus photo ID, but a passport is strongly recommended and required on some itineraries. We'll confirm the requirements for your sailing.

Yes for most travelers — the sail into the Dockyard and the sea days both reward a private view. We'll compare cabin options for your budget.

The open-ocean days can have some motion, especially in spring and fall; a midship cabin on a lower deck and over-the-counter remedies handle it for most guests.