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Bermuda’s pink-sand beaches are waiting to welcome you during our new 2023 season, and we can already taste the rum swizzles. Our stunningly revolutionized Celebrity Summit® will again offer blissful island getaways, with some sailings featuring incredible stops along the way, too—including a new port of call, Martha’s Vineyard.  

Our perfectly timed 7-night escapes sail round trip from Cape Liberty, New Jersey throughout June and July. Every sailing gets you up close and personal with the Statue of Liberty on your way to Bermuda, where you’ll have three days and two nights to discover all the island has to offer. Kick back on the world-famous Horseshoe Bay Beach, and snorkel the crystal-clear waters. Soak up the island’s rich British history. Enjoy a night (or two) on the town, exploring the restaurants and bars lining Front Street. As much as Bermuda has to offer, this is just the beginning. 

Our 9- and 10-night Bermuda sailings visit more must-see destinations along the East Coast in May. Discover historic Newport, Rhode Island, with spectacular cliffside mansions that will take you back to the Gilded Age. Fall in love with the southern charm of Charleston, South Carolina, with its cobblestone streets and delicious low-country cuisine. Our 10-night sailings give you one or two full nights to explore it. And, new for 2023, we’re visiting Martha’s Vineyard, just south of Cape Cod. This island’s understated glamor has made it an A-list hot spot for decades, offering great beaches, classic New England lighthouses, and fresh seafood. All these 2023 escapes are now open for booking, so plan yours today.

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Bermuda's new port, martha's vineyard, massachusetts.

Just off Cape Cod’s southern coast, the island of Martha’s Vineyard is the ultimate New England escape. Beach lover? There are nearly 20 to choose from, and they’re all pristine. The seafood is second to none. And the small island is home to six unique towns that are all worth exploring for their quaint coastal architecture, one-of-kind galleries and boutiques, and cozy cafés. With all the island’s charm and understated glamor, it’s easy to see why Martha’s Vineyard has long been a celebrity hot spot—and simply a great island getaway for anyone looking to unwind.

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Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda

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10 Best Cruises to Bermuda for Every Type of Traveler

We spoke to travel experts to round up 10 of the best Bermuda cruises.

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Bermuda is world-renowned for its pink-sand beaches, shipwrecks, enchanting caves, and historic attractions and landmarks. This, coupled with Bermuda’s close proximity to the eastern coast of the United States, makes it a popular vacation destination — especially among cruisers.

“While there are stunning hotels in Bermuda, accommodation and dining can be expensive; [however], overnighting on a ship with accommodations and meals (and, in many cases, beverages) included tends to be a good value,” explains T+L A-List advisor Rob Clabbers , the founder and president of Q Cruise + Travel , a Virtuoso agency in Chicago. While there are many Bermuda cruises to choose from across an array of different lines — from small-ship luxury fleets to massive mega-ships — it’s worth noting that “most larger ships dock at the historic Royal Naval Dockyard in the West End” while some smaller ships “call at the port of Hamilton, the capital of Bermuda,” explains Clabbers.

Whatever port interests you, these 10 itineraries are some of the best Bermuda cruises currently on the market.

Norwegian Cruise Line

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This World’s Best Award-winning mega-ship ocean line stands out for its laid-back approach to cruising. (Fun fact: They were the first line to eliminate set dining times to afford passengers more flexibility.) According to Fora travel advisor Cameron Tempest , the line “offers multiple itineraries from 4-9 days, leaving from several East Coast cities” for optimal convenience; meanwhile, the itineraries “offer some great options to spend up to three days in Bermuda or even see Bermuda and sail all the way down to NCL’s private island, Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas.” We’d also be remiss not to mention the ample onboard activities, entertainment, restaurants, and bars that are sure to please cruisers of all ages. Last but not least, guests can choose from a slew of accommodation options — from wallet-friendly interior cabins to splurge-worthy suites — across all the line’s ships.

Itinerary: Norwegian Cruise Line offers an array of Bermuda cruise itineraries from which to choose. However, says Clabbers, “Time-starved adults and families alike will appreciate a quick 4-day cruise on the brand-new Norwegian Aqua ,” which sails round-trip from New York. The  3,571-passenger vessel is loaded with amenities, including the Aqua Slidecoaster, a combination rollercoaster and water slide; the glass-bottomed Oceanwalk promenade; and the Haven complex, a “ship within a ship” area reserved for suite guests (which Clabbers notes is a favorite of his clients). “You will absolutely not be bored en route to the island,” he says, “with so many activities, restaurants, and entertainment.”

Celebrity Cruises

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Celebrity Cruises is among our readers' favorite mega-ship ocean lines thanks to its upscale ambiance, which Clabbers describes as “more sophisticated but not stuffy.” What’s more, this World’s Best Award Hall of Fame honoree is sure to impress with its sleek onboard spaces, including an adults-only Solarium and the swanky Retreat, which is exclusive to suite guests. Clabbers is also quick to call out the line’s exceptional dining — including eateries helmed by Michelin-starred chef Daniel Boulud — and its spa, which offers over 120 treatments.

Itinerary: The 7-night Bermuda cruise from Cape Liberty, New Jersey , takes place aboard Celebrity Silhouette, which Clabbers describes as “impressive.” Part of Celebrity’s popular Solstice class, this ship offers “something for everyone,” Clabbers says, from the Camp At Sea kids club to croquet and bocce ball and luxurious suites at the Retreat. These sailings also include two nights at Bermuda’s Royal Naval Dockyard, offering passengers plenty of time to explore the island’s pink-sand beaches and other attractions, including the Crystal and Fantasy Caves and the historic town of Saint George.

Oceania Cruises

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While not explicitly adults-only, this luxury cruise line — which is among our readers’ favorite mid-size ocean lines — is definitely geared more towards grown-ups thanks to its refined vibes, gourmet cuisine, and sophisticated atmosphere. And while an Oceania sailing can be pricey, it packs plenty of value: The line’s signature Simply More offer includes a slew of free perks, like shore excursions, drink packages, Wi-Fi, and gourmet specialty dining.

Itinerary: “While most cruise lines depart from the New York area to visit Bermuda, the highly rated Oceania Vista (1,200 guests) can take you round-trip from Miami on April 19, 2025 ,” says Clabbers, who also notes the quality food and “country-club casual atmosphere” that’s well suited for cruisers without kids. He also describes the itinerary as “unique,” since it includes stops in Key West, Cape Canaveral, Charleston, and a private island in the Bahamas — in addition to two days at Bermuda’s Royal Naval Dockyard.

Silversea Cruises

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Bermuda cruisers craving an intimate onboard ambiance coupled with top-notch amenities and all-suite accommodations — each with ocean views, most with private balconies — need not look further than Silversea, which offers a luxury all-inclusive experience. High-end dining, unlimited pours of certain alcohol, shore excursions, and gratuities are all built into the cost of a Silversea cruise, making planning a breeze. While days in port are best enjoyed off-ship, travelers can easily pass the time on board by visiting the tranquil spa, listening to a guest lecturer, or enjoying live music.

Itinerary: While some Bermuda itineraries are on the shorter side, this one , which cruises from Fort Lauderdale to New York, offers 15 days of idyllic island bliss. Taking place aboard the 382-guest Silver Shadow , this specific sailing comes highly recommended by Clabbers. “You’ll visit Samana in the Dominican Republic; Aruba; St. Barts; [and] St. Thomas, USVI, before spending one night/two days docked in the heart of Hamilton, Bermuda.”

Royal Caribbean International

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“My preferred cruise line for Bermuda is Royal Caribbean,” says Melissa Loor , a travel agent at Marvelous Mouse Travels. This massive mega-ship ocean line offers fun for everyone, including (but not limited to) rock climbing, ziplining, water slides, several pools, carousels, Broadway-caliber shows, ice skating, and onboard escape rooms. As such, its splashy entertainment offerings — which vary depending on the ship — are ideal for kids, kids at heart, and, well, anyone in search of a good time coupled with fun in the sun. Ships are also equipped with ample drinking and dining venues to suit every palate — picky eaters included.

Itinerary: Loor especially recommends this 6-night Bermuda cruise , which sails roundtrip from New Jersey. “With overnight stays at the Royal Naval Dockyard, you are not pressured to be back on the ship in the afternoon/early evening, so you get more time to explore,” she says. Her recommended activities while you’re on shore include the pink beaches of Horseshoe Bay, the shopping in Hamilton, and themed restaurants like Calico Jack's Floating Bar , which comes with its own diving board so you can “walk the plank” into the surrounding bay waters. Bermuda is the only stop on this itinerary, she notes, and it’s bookended by travel days, meaning travelers will have “a few days at sea to relax and unwind after all [their] Bermuda adventures.”

Virgin Voyages

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Virgin Voyages — which was named our readers’ favorite mega-ship ocean line in the 2024 World’s Best Awards — is one of the industry’s truly adults-only cruise lines . It also boasts unique onboard amenities such as a sprawling nightclub, a tattoo parlor, and a dining scene with no buffets (instead, there are 20-plus menu-based drinking and dining venues that are completely complimentary). “I personally love the fact that Virgin Voyages is truly all-inclusive — Wi-Fi, gratuities, and all essential beverages (think water, soda, and drip coffee) are already included in your cruise fare,” says Charlene Recio , a travel advisor at Marvelous Mouse Travels.

Itinerary: Spanning a total of five nights, the Big Apple to Bermuda cruise features an overnight stay at Kings Wharf in Bermuda — which, per Recio, “allows travelers to truly immerse themselves in the culture and history” of the destination — as well as two days at sea. According to the travel advisor, the itinerary is “perfect for travelers who consider the features of the ship just as important as the destinations they are traveling to.” Passengers will sail aboard Brilliant Lady , the line’s newest ship, slated to debut in 2025.

MSC Cruises

This mega-ship ocean line is sure to please families of all ages with its splashy entertainment offerings, bustling common spaces, and all-around high-energy vibes. That said, those craving a more refined onboard experience should splurge on a suite in the MSC Yacht Club, a ship-within-a-ship concept that offers access to exclusive venues — including a dedicated restaurant, a private solarium, and a swanky lounge — as well as butler service. Yacht Club guests enjoy free Wi-Fi, spa access, and the line’s signature Premium Extra Package for drinks, among other perks.

Itinerary: MSC Cruises offers a handful of Bermuda cruises sailing round-trip from Brooklyn, New York, aboard the massive MSC Meraviglia. Onboard highlights include the 315-foot promenade dotted with shops and restaurants, a bowling alley, racing simulators, and several water slides. Tight on time? Opt for the six-night sailing , which includes three blissful days/two nights at the Royal Naval Dockyard, plus two sea days.

Windstar Cruises

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Windstar Cruises is known for its fleet of small luxury ships, each carrying fewer than 350 passengers. The line also stands out for this acclaimed culinary programming — it’s the official cruise line of the James Beard Foundation — both on the ship and off, thanks to excursions such as chef-guided market tours. While the line isn’t technically all-inclusive, guests have the option to purchase all-inclusive fares — which include Wi-Fi; unlimited beer, wine, and cocktails; and gratuities — for as little as $89 per guest, per day.

Itinerary: The aptly named Bermuda Bliss itinerary sails from New York City to San Juan, Puerto Rico, and includes an overnight in Saint George. Passengers will spend seven days cruising aboard Star Pride , which offers signature Windstar amenities such as a BBQ feast and a watersports platform with complimentary kayaks and stand-up paddleboards.

Carnival Cruise Line

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Calling all kids and kids at heart: Carnival’s motto is quite literally “Choose Fun,” which means you can expect, well, lots of onboard fun in the form of water slides, ropes courses, an indoor trampoline park, and live game shows (note that specific offerings vary depending on the ship). The mega-ship ocean line is also famous for its wallet-friendly fares, making it a popular pick among cost-conscious cruisers.

Itinerary: The four-day Bermuda sailing from New York makes for an easy and affordable long weekend escape. Unlike the other itineraries listed above, this one doesn’t include an overnight in port; rather, it docks in Bermuda from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., making it ideal for those who are tighter on time. Passengers will cruise aboard Carnival Venezia , which offers a Venetian-inspired atrium (aptly called Piazza San Marco), 15-plus bars and restaurants, and action-packed activities like mini golf and pickleball so guests can let loose while en route to and from Bermuda.

Holland America Line

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Holland America Line stands out for its live music programming — most ships boast a Music Walk, a collection of onboard venues that offer all sorts of genres, from blues to rock and beyond — and top-notch dining. (They’re best known for the Global Fresh Fish Program, featuring over 80 varieties of fresh fish sourced from local ports of call.) The 11 stylish ships in its fleet feature elegant common areas and impressive art collections.

Itinerary: The 14-day Southern Caribbean sailing from Boston to Fort Lauderdale calls on Kings Wharf, Bermuda — along with equally stunning Caribbean locales like St. Thomas, St. Maarten, Martinique, Barbados, Curacao, and Half Moon Cay , a pristine private island in the Bahamas. You’ll sail aboard the 1,964-guest Zuiderdam, which offers the aforementioned Music Walk plus pickleball; 12-plus bars, lounges, and restaurants; a tranquil spa; and three sparkling swimming pools.

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Celebrity Cruises from Cape Liberty NJ

Celebrity Cruises offers cruises from Cape Liberty (Bayonne, New Jersey) to Bermuda . See the full schedule of departures below.

Cruises from New Jersey are on the Celebrity Silhouette, a large and elegant ship loaded with amenities. The ship features The Spa, Lawn Club, Pool Deck, Casino, Silhouette Theatre, Ensemble Lounge, The Hideaway, Sky Lounge, Solarium and Quasar Nightclub. Dining options include the spectacular main dining room, Oceanview Cafe, Mast Grill, Spa Cafe, Le Petit Chef, Tuscan Grille, Murano, Lawn Club Grill, The Porch and Sushi on Five. Read a Celebrity Silhouette cruise review .

There are several Celebrity cruises to Bermuda from New Jersey annually. Departures are available in May and June.

7-night Bermuda cruises on Celebrity Eclipse. Round-trip from Cape Liberty (NJ) to Royal Naval Dockyard (Bermuda)(2 overnights). • 2024 departures: May 19, May 26, June 2, June 9, June 16, June 23, June 30, July 7, July 14, July 21, July 28.

7-night Bermuda cruises on Celebrity Silhouette. Round-trip from Cape Liberty (NJ) to Royal Naval Dockyard (Bermuda)(2 overnights). • 2025 departures: May 18, May 25, June 1, June 8, June 15, June 22, June 29.

8-night Bermuda & Martha's Vineyard cruise on Celebrity Eclipse. Round-trip from Cape Liberty (NJ) to Martha's Vineyard (Massachusetts) and Royal Naval Dockyard (Bermuda)(2 overnights). • 2024 departure: May 11.

10-night Bermuda & South Carolina cruise on Celebrity Silhouette. Round-trip from Cape Liberty (NJ) to Martha's Vineyard (Massachusetts), Charleston (South Carolina)(overnight) and Royal Naval Dockyard (Bermuda)(2 overnights). • 2025 departure: May 8.

Repositioning

There is a Celebrity repositioning cruise from New Jersey annually. It takes place at the end of the season.

12-night cruise to Greenland & Iceland on Celebrity Silhouette. One-way from Cape Liberty (New Jersey) to Reykjavik (Iceland). Visit Halifax (Nova Scotia), St John's (Newfoundland), Qaqortoq (Greenland), Prins Christian Sund (cruising), Akureyri (Iceland) and Isafjordur (Iceland). • 2025 departure: July 6.

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Cruises From New York to Bermuda

Relax into the rhythms of island life

Leave urban life behind and set sail for pink beaches and sparkling oceans on a luxury cruise to Bermuda from NYC (Cape Liberty). This lush, subtropical destination in the Sargasso Sea is rich in natural beauty, from limestone cliffs to dramatic caves and flower-filled country lanes. There’s activity galore, whether you love to dive over wrecks, play golf, hike, bike, or try cliff-jumping into the aquamarine water. 

On cruises from the New York area to Bermuda, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy your luxurious Celebrity ship, with relaxing days at sea during which you can enjoy world-class dining and dazzling entertainment, or simply unwind in the blissful spa. Elevate your experience with The Retreat, which includes a stay in a suite, and access to an exclusive lounge. 

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Highlights of a new york to bermuda cruise, natural beauty.

Explore Bermuda’s stunning pink and pale gold beaches and shimmering aquamarine sea. Reefs around the island are home to colorful marine species, from angelfish to spotted eagle rays and graceful sea turtles. On land, immerse yourself in nature by hiking or biking the verdant Bermuda Railway Trail. Or head deep underground to the million-year-old Crystal Cave and Fantasy Cave, which drip with stalactites and conceal underground lakes and sparkling minerals like frozen waterfalls. 

Food & Drink

Bermuda has a rich cuisine that makes the most of the ocean's bounty. Fish chowder is the national dish, packed with tomatoes, green peppers, and onions, and laced with black rum and the island’s famous sherry pepper sauce. Try wahoo sandwiches, piled with coleslaw and hot sauce, codfish cakes, and rich, creamy conch stew. Bermuda is a cocktail heaven; try Gosling’s Dark ‘n’ Stormy, made of dark rum and ginger beer over ice, and the fruity Rum Swizzle.

Watersports

Admire the island from the water on a romantic catamaran trip at sunset, sipping a Rum Swizzle as the sky turns fiery pink. Kayak in glass-clear waters along the rugged coastline, or learn about the Bermuda Triangle on a snorkel tour to the Constellation and Montana wrecks. For something different, try an evening cocktail cruise aboard a glass-bottomed boat. As the sun sets, your captain will switch on underwater lights, illuminating the reef and nocturnal marine life below.

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Cruises to Bermuda from NY: Your Ultimate Guide to Island Adventure

Unwind on a Bermuda cruise from New York for a tropical getaway filled with pink-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant culture. Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, and Norwegian Cruise Line offer trips lasting 3-7 days, with access to swimming pools, restaurants, and bars.

Enjoy on-board activities like rock climbing, mini-golf, and zip-lining, with plenty of time to explore the island’s attractions. Recharge on this perfect escape.

Overview of Cruises to Bermuda From NY

If you’re looking for a relaxing and luxurious vacation, cruises to Bermuda from NY might be just what you need. These cruises typically last between 5 and 7 days and depart from the Cape Liberty Cruise Port in New Jersey, which is less than an hour’s drive away from New York City.

During your cruise, you’ll enjoy stunning ocean views, delicious food, and a variety of onboard activities and entertainment. Once you arrive in Bermuda, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the island’s beautiful beaches, historic landmarks, and vibrant culture.

Best Time to Take a Cruise to Bermuda From NY

The best time to take cruises to Bermuda from NY is between May and October when the weather is warm and sunny. During these months, you’ll have the best chance of experiencing Bermuda’s famous pink sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. It’s worth noting that hurricane season runs from June to November, so if you’re planning a cruise during this time, be aware that your itinerary may be subject to change due to weather conditions.

Cruise Lines Offering Cruises to Bermuda From NY

Choose from Celebrity Cruises , Royal Caribbean , or Norwegian Cruise Line for a Bermuda cruise from NY. Each offers unique itineraries and experiences, so research to find your best match. Celebrity Cruises offers 7-night cruises to King’s Wharf and Hamilton, with dining options, entertainment, and a spa. Royal Caribbean offers 5- and 7-night cruises with activities like rock climbing and Broadway-style shows. Norwegian Cruise Line has 5- and 7-night options with a water park and casino. Enjoy an unforgettable Bermuda cruise experience from NY with any of these options.

Preparing for Your Cruise

Book your cruise.

When booking your cruises to Bermuda from NY, it’s important to research and find the best cruise line and itinerary for your needs. Norwegian Cruise Line, Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Disney Cruise Line, and Royal Caribbean all offer cruises to Bermuda from NY. Consider factors such as price, length of the cruise, and amenities offered on board.

What to Pack

When packing for your cruises to Bermuda from NY, it’s important to pack for both the ship and the island. Bring comfortable clothing and shoes for walking around the ship and exploring Bermuda. Don’t forget to pack swimwear, sunscreen, and a hat for the beach. Other essential items include toiletries, medications, and travel documents.

Getting to the Cruise Port in NY

If you’re driving to the cruise port in NY, be sure to plan ahead for parking and traffic. Many cruise lines offer shuttle services from nearby airports and hotels. If you’re flying into NY, consider arriving a day early to avoid any travel delays. When arriving at the port, be prepared to go through security and check-in before boarding the ship.

Overall, preparing for your cruises to Bermuda from NY requires careful planning and attention to detail. By booking the right cruise, packing the essentials, and planning for transportation to the port, you can ensure a smooth and enjoyable travel experience.

Onboard Your Cruise

Embarking on a cruise to Bermuda from New York is the perfect way to relax and unwind while enjoying all the amenities and activities offered onboard. Your cruise ship will be your home away from home during your journey, providing a comfortable and luxurious experience.

Activities and Entertainment on Your Cruises to Bermuda From NY

There is never a dull moment on a cruise to Bermuda from New York. Your ship will offer a wide variety of activities and entertainment options to keep you entertained throughout your journey. From swimming pools and water parks to casinos and theaters, there is something for everyone onboard.

Some popular activities and entertainment options on cruises to Bermuda from New York include:

• Live music and performances
• Trivia games and contests
• Dance classes and parties
• Sports and fitness facilities
• Spas and relaxation areas
• Movie theaters and outdoor screens

Dining Options on Your Cruises to Bermuda From NY

One of the best parts of cruises to Bermuda from New York is the delicious dining options available onboard. From casual buffets to gourmet restaurants, your ship will offer a variety of dining options to satisfy any craving.

Some popular dining options on cruises to Bermuda from New York include:

• Main dining rooms with rotating menus and daily specials
• Casual buffets with international cuisine
• Specialty restaurants with gourmet cuisine and unique themes
• Coffee shops and cafes for quick bites and snacks
• Room service for in-room dining

Accommodations on Your Cruises to Bermuda From NY

Your cruise ship will offer a variety of accommodations to suit any budget and preference. From cozy interior cabins to spacious suites with balconies, there is room for everyone onboard.

Some popular accommodation options on cruises to Bermuda from New York include:

• Interior cabins with comfortable beds and modern amenities
• Oceanview cabins with stunning views of the ocean
• Balcony cabins with private balconies for enjoying the sea breeze
• Suites with separate living areas and luxurious amenities
• Accessible cabins for guests with disabilities

Arriving in Bermuda

Cruising to Bermuda from New York is an excellent way to experience the beauty of this island paradise. With convenient departures from the Big Apple, you can be soaking up the sun on a pink sand beach in no time. Once you arrive in Bermuda, there are plenty of activities and attractions to keep you entertained.

Ports of Call in Bermuda

Most cruises to Bermuda from New York will dock at one of two ports: King’s Wharf or Heritage Wharf. King’s Wharf is located in the Royal Naval Dockyard and is the larger of the two ports. Heritage Wharf is located in Somerset Village and is closer to some of the island’s best beaches.

Shore Excursions in Bermuda

There are plenty of shore excursions available in Bermuda to suit every interest. Some popular options include:

• Snorkeling or scuba diving at one of the island’s many coral reefs
• Exploring the Crystal Caves, a network of underground caves and pools
• Visiting the historic town of St. George’s, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Relaxing on one of Bermuda’s famous pink sand beaches

Navigating Cruises to Bermuda from NY: Picking the Perfect Line

Setting sail on cruises to Bermuda from NY is an exciting adventure, and choosing the perfect cruise line is your ticket to ensuring an unforgettable experience. With numerous options available, understanding the key players in the industry can shape your journey.

“Cruising to Bermuda is an escape from the ordinary, a chance to explore an island paradise that defies description.” — John F. Kennedy

1. Norwegian Cruise Line

A Voyage of Discovery Embarking on cruises to Bermuda from NY with the Norwegian Cruise Line is a decision you won’t regret. This cruise line, renowned for its opulent ships and first-class amenities, doesn’t just offer a trip, but an all-encompassing voyage. The breathtaking view of night Bermuda from the deck is a highlight, painting a picture of the island’s landscapes bathed in starlight.

2. Celebrity Cruises

The Epitome of Luxury If luxury and fine detailing are what you’re after on your cruises to Bermuda from NY, then Celebrity Cruises might be your go-to. Not only do they serve gourmet meals accompanied by world-class entertainment, but their routes also often incorporate a delightful detour to San Juan. This Caribbean pit-stop ensures that travelers get a taste of two paradise destinations in one journey before reaching Bermuda’s stunning shores.

3. Disney Cruise

An Enchanting Family Getaway For families planning cruises to Bermuda from NY, the Disney Cruise line offers an unparalleled experience. Their ship is not just a vessel, but a fantasy world, teeming with Disney-centric entertainment and activities for all ages. Furthermore, their extended stays in Bermuda provide ample opportunity for families to discover the island’s wonders leisurely.

4. The Royal Naval Dockyard

A Portal to Bermuda’s Past No matter which cruise line you pick for your trip, it’s imperative that the Royal Naval Dockyard is on your itinerary. A significant landmark, the dockyard provides a glimpse into Bermuda’s colonial history. Its blend of ancient allure and contemporary conveniences ensures a diverse experience. Whether it’s museum-hopping, indulging in gourmet meals, or shopping for souvenirs, the dockyard is a treasure trove.

Things to Do and See in Bermuda

If you’re considering cruises to Bermuda from NY, you’ll find that once you arrive, there are plenty of things to see and do in Bermuda. Some highlights include:

• The Bermuda Aquarium, Museum, and Zoo, features exhibits on the island’s flora, fauna, and history. This is a must-visit for those arriving via cruises to Bermuda from NY, offering a comprehensive introduction to the island’s natural beauty.
• The Royal Naval Dockyard houses several museums and art galleries. It’s a perfect spot for history and art enthusiasts disembarking from their journey.
• The Bermuda Botanical Gardens, which feature over 36 acres of gardens and walking paths, provide a serene escape into nature.
• The Bermuda National Gallery, showcases the work of local and international artists, highlighting the rich cultural tapestry of the island.

No matter how you choose to spend your time in Bermuda, whether you’re on a leisurely exploration after arriving on one of the cruises to Bermuda from NY or simply soaking in the island’s charm, you’re sure to be enchanted by this beautiful island paradise.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The best time to cruise to Bermuda from New York is typically from late spring to early fall, with May to October being the peak season.

The duration of a cruise to Bermuda from New York varies but is typically around 7 days, although shorter and longer options are available.

Yes, Bermuda offers excellent opportunities for snorkeling and scuba diving with its clear waters and vibrant marine life.

Yes, scooter and bicycle rentals are available in Bermuda, providing a fun way to explore the island.

Bermuda enjoys a mild and pleasant climate during the cruise season, with warm temperatures and occasional rain showers.

Did you know?

Cruises from New York to Bermuda often sail through the scenic and historic waters known as the “Bermuda Triangle.” While the Bermuda Triangle has a mysterious reputation in popular culture, the cruise experience is entirely safe and enjoyable, with no unusual phenomena or disappearances to worry about. It’s a fascinating historical and geographical element to consider as you embark on your Bermuda adventure from New York!

Author’s Note

A cruise to Bermuda from NY is a perfect way to escape and recharge while experiencing the beauty and culture of this tropical island paradise. With several cruise lines to choose from, a range of itineraries, and plenty of on-board and on-land activities to enjoy, there’s something for everyone.

Don’t forget to pack for both the ship and the island, and plan your transportation to the port carefully. Once you arrive in Bermuda, explore the island’s stunning beaches, historic landmarks, and vibrant culture. Whether you prefer to relax on the beach or embark on a shore excursion, this island paradise is sure to enchant you. Book your cruise to Bermuda from NY today and get ready for the ultimate island adventure!

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7 best Bermuda cruises for 2024 and beyond

Those who live in the Northeast have long known the lure of cruising to Bermuda. Word is out that, like cruises to the Bahamas or the Caribbean , many cruise lines offer both long and short cruises that include a stop in Bermuda. Cruise lines are deploying some of their best ships to serve these routes — sometimes even their newest.

And what's not to love about Bermuda? The archipelago encompasses a mere 21 square miles. Six main islands are connected by bridges, and all are encircled by pink sand beaches, coral reefs with genuine shipwrecks waiting for divers and even snorkelers to explore and surprisingly warm turquoise water, considering Bermuda's subtropical location in the North Atlantic.

Many Bermuda itineraries include an overnight stay in port, providing greater flexibility for on-island activities than the few hours you typically get at other ports of call. It's easy to book an excursion independent of the ship when you know there's little risk of being left behind by an afternoon or evening departure. There are multiple beaches, restaurants and bars that you might never have the time to visit on a shorter stay.

Many dedicated Bermuda cruises (those with Bermuda as their primary destination) leave from East Coast port cities like New York, Baltimore and Boston. Mainstream lines like Carnival Cruise Line , Royal Caribbean , Norwegian Cruise Line , MSC Cruises and Celebrity Cruises operate Bermuda cruises. The Bermuda cruise season for most of these lines typically runs from early May to well into October, with a few outliers stretching the season all the way to the December holidays.

You'll also find nondedicated cruises that stop in Bermuda as part of the Caribbean, the Bahamas or repositioning cruises.

We rounded up some of our favorite Bermuda itineraries that depart from the East Coast and offer something for every type of traveler. Whether you've cruised to Bermuda in the past or not, these are all worth considering.

6-, 7- or 14-night Bermuda cruise on MSC Meraviglia

Meraviglia offers a multiple-choice array of Bermuda cruises, all sailing from the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in New York City's Red Hook neighborhood.

The 5,714-passenger vessel is fully loaded with a water park and a high-tech mall-like promenade with an LED-illuminated ceiling. Guests looking for a more luxurious cruise can book a cabin in the MSC Yacht Club, which provides exclusive ship-within-a-ship amenities like a private pool and a lounge area.

Meraviglia's six- and seven-night Bermuda cruises include two nights docked in King's Wharf on the southern portion of the Royal Naval Dockyard, where most Bermuda cruises dock. This allows guests ample time to fully explore the island's nautical history at museums in Hamilton or to eat and drink their way through a few British pubs. The six-night sailing includes two sea days, while the seven-night cruises have three.

The 14-night cruises pair a six- or seven-night itinerary with either a cruise north to Canada and New England or one bound for the Bahamas. The southern version includes a stop at MSC's Ocean Cay Marine Reserve private island with its spa treatments at the beach, cabana rentals and even late evening stays at the island, complete with beach bonfires and stargazing. MSC only operates these routes late in the season, in August and September.

Who should go : Fans of Big ships will be at home on Meraviglia. It's among the largest ships currently cruising to Bermuda, offering the full megaship experience. The cruise itineraries offered on Meraviglia are for anyone looking for almost three full days in port in Bermuda and the ability to take advantage of an add-on itinerary that goes elsewhere. Even booking back-to-back cruises on most other lines only gets you two cruises to Bermuda, not a completely different itinerary as MSC offers.

Related: Everything you need to know about MSC Cruises cabins and suites

9-night Bermuda and Perfect Day cruise on Royal Caribbean's Vision of the Seas

This sailing might be an ideal cruise for honeymooners or couples of all ages. The itinerary pairs an overnight stay at King's Wharf with a trip to the Bahamas that includes Royal Caribbean's private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay .

Vision of the Seas is an intimate ship by Royal Caribbean standards, carrying just over 2,000 passengers. However, it's not light on Royal Caribbean-style fun, so expect a full array of stage shows and dance parties. There are a rock climbing wall and an adults-only Solarium pool, and dining choices include Giovanni's Table and the line's famous Chops Steakhouse.

The cruise includes a total of four sea days (because you know you need a vacation from your vacation), 23 hours in port in Bermuda and a stop in Nassau in the Bahamas, with a wrap-up at CocoCay for even more beach time. It's a boatload of fun bundled into one package.

The ship is currently listed as sailing from Baltimore, but guests are advised directly of alternate port accommodations for their specific sailings.

Who should go : This is not a "quick escape" cruise. It's a big cruise, perfect for an extended break from the world. While there are activities for kids on board, it's a ship adults are more likely to enjoy — large enough to stay entertained but small enough to allow some quiet space on those long days at sea. In addition to ocean view and interior cabins, the ship has 229 balcony cabins and 97 suites, giving everyone plenty of options.

Related: The ultimate guide to Royal Caribbean cruise ships and itineraries

4-night Bermuda cruise from Manhattan on Carnival Venezia

Carnival Venezia offers the perfect opportunity to spend a night or three in New York City and then easily hop on a ship bound for Bermuda. You'll get an initial sea day to recoup from your whirlwind visit to the Big Apple, followed by a beachy day in port at King's Harbor and a final day at sea to enjoy all the ship offers.

Venezia carries just over 4,000 passengers at double occupancy. It was originally owned by Italy-based Costa Cruises, joining the Carnival fleet in 2023. (Carnival Corporation is the parent company of both Costa and Carnival.) It's a bit of a hybrid. The vessel underwent an overhaul to add many of Carnival's signature venues but kept some of the original Costa-aligned design. You'll get all the Carnival fun surrounded by elegant Italian decor — specifically, Venetian decor with light colors accented by lots of gold and glass. There's even a faux canal and a full-size gondola in the main dining room. The theme carries through right to the wall coverings and art in the cabins.

The ship features two pools (including one with a retractable roof in case the weather isn't cooperating), a water park and an adults-only Serenity sundeck area with two whirlpool spas. In place of the exclusive Havana areas found on some Carnival ships, the Terrazza Carnevale area features a private sundeck and whirlpools for use only by guests staying in Terrazza cabins.

Who should go : Carnival Venezia's short itinerary makes it ideal for a New York City/Bermuda combo trip. The ship works well for families or groups of adults traveling together, with plenty of activities around the clock for all ages. The ship has an abundance of budget-friendly interior and ocean-view cabins. However, with fewer than 1,000 balcony rooms and only 20 suites, guests looking for those options should book early because Carnival runs a rather short Bermuda season between late May and the end of September. Also, look for six- and seven-night options at the end of the season.

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5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean's Liberty of the Seas

If you're looking for a bit more time in Bermuda but can't devote a whole week, this may be your cruise. Sailing from the Cape Liberty Cruise Port in Bayonne, New Jersey, means you don't even have to go into Manhattan if you don't care to explore the city. Five nights is a nice length for an escape cruise — just enough time to explore Bermuda and two full days at sea enjoying all the goodies on board the ship.

Liberty of the Seas is a workhorse in the Royal Caribbean fleet, featuring something designed to please every age or type of cruiser. It's outfitted with the line's iconic top-deck waterslides and FlowRider surf simulator. It also features an ice rink, parades in the massive interior promenade and even a pickleball court. The ship has an adults-only solarium if you're looking for a quiet zone. There are more specialty eateries than you're likely to be able to try out in five days, including the line's elegant Chef's Table experience.

Who should go : The ship is fantastic for anyone looking for a quick escape. A multigenerational family reunion, perhaps? There are enough cabin choices to please family members in the group with different sizes and budget needs. Liberty of the Seas is also a good choice for suite lovers. There are 120 suites on board, including a four-bedroom Family Villa and a handful of two-bedroom Family Grand suites.

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7-night multiport Bermuda cruise on Oceania Insignia

For a completely different Bermuda cruise, Oceania Cruises has a couple of Bermuda cruises from Manhattan that include two overnights in the capital city of Hamilton before moving to the lesser-known port of St. George. A bonus port of call is in Newport, Rhode Island. Having the ship positioned somewhere other than King's Wharf cruise port gives passengers easy access to shopping and dining in Hamilton and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of St. Catherine's Fort in St. George without either an hourlong bus ride or a ferry crossing. Oceania doesn't always cruise from U.S. ports, so when it does, you can often save big simply by not having international airfare to worry about.

Unlike the larger ships in the above-mentioned itineraries, Insignia only carries 670 passengers. Oceania offers luxurious accommodations and food that is some of the best at sea. Cabin categories are similar to mainstream lines, ranging from interior and ocean-view rooms to balcony cabins and suites. In most categories, you can expect slightly larger rooms than you'd find on a mainstream line. Special offer pricing typically includes Wi-Fi, some shore excursion credit and a house beverage package.

Who should go : Oceania cruises provide more of an adult-focused environment than most of the other lines. It offers regular cruises to Bermuda, making this an ideal cruise for seniors or adults escaping the kids and grands. Single travelers looking for an upscale cruise will find what they are looking for in Insignia's solo cabins.

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5- and 7-night new ship Bermuda cruise on Norwegian Aqua

Norwegian Cruise Line offers a longer Bermuda season than most other mainstream lines, often sailing five- and seven-night itineraries from both Manhattan and Boston nine months of the year. Look for Norwegian Gem and Norwegian Joy in 2024, Norwegian Getaway and Norwegian Jewel in 2025 and Norwegian Breakaway in 2026. Those are great choices, but we zoomed in on this opportunity to preview a shiny new ship in August and September of 2025, when the newest Prima Class ship, Norwegian Aqua, sails to Bermuda for a brief run.

The five-night cruises dock at the Royal Naval Dockyard overnight. The seven-night itineraries offer two nights and almost three full days in port.

Aqua is expected to be larger than earlier Prima Class ships, carrying roughly 3,500 passengers. Norwegian is particularly good at squeezing megaship attractions into slightly smaller ships than the newly built ships of its competitors like Royal Caribbean or MSC, which have ships that carry closer to 6,000 passengers. Expect to experience the world's first hybrid roller coaster and waterslide, the Aqua Slidecoaster, three infinity pools and four infinity hot tubs, plus Norwegian's ship-within-a-ship suite category called The Haven, which comes with perks like a 24-hour butler and a private sundeck, pool and lounge.

Who should go : New ship lovers and NCL aficionados will likely flock to Manhattan to enjoy an early look at Aqua. Cruises to Bermuda on any Norwegian ship mean not only a fabulous time in port exploring Bermuda but fun of all sorts on board the ship. This could be an ideal cruise for those who've already experienced Bermuda and can spend every minute enjoying the new ship.

7-night Bermuda cruise on Celebrity Eclipse or Celebrity Silhouette

Celebrity Cruises offers a big-ship experience for those looking for fewer waterslides and frenetic fun. That doesn't mean there won't be children on board, though, as Celebrity offers activities for kids and teens of all ages. What Celebrity does best is provide spaces and activities designed with vacationing adults in mind.

The cruises depart from Bayonne, New Jersey, and include three sea days and three full days in Bermuda. With two nights docked at King's Wharf, it's plenty of time to explore Bermuda your way and enjoy the ship on the way there and back. Eclipse and Silhouette are sister ships in Celebrity's Solstice Class, each carrying fewer than 3,000 guests. They are elegant in design, with features you won't find on any other ship at sea. Eclipse offers a Hot Glass Studio where you can make your own glass souvenir. The upper decks of both ships feature real grass lawns, hosting boccie tournaments. Guests can reserve cabanas on the lawn or lounge in giant beanbags in the grass, watching movies on a big screen.

Both ships feature an adults-only Solarium, a gelateria and multiple specialty dining options, and almost 50% of the cabins have verandas. With nooks like The Hideaway near the elevator banks on Decks 7 and 8, the outdoor promenade on Deck 5, plus a forward-facing relaxation lounge and the Spa Verandah on Decks 11 and 12, respectively, Celebrity seems to have mastered the art of providing spaces to escape the masses.

Who should go : This cruise is a sure bet for couples who either already love Bermuda or are eager to become better acquainted with it, thanks to the extended port visit. Golfers and scuba divers can delight in three full days spent on their pastimes. There are multiple dive shops in Bermuda, offering boat dives and guided shore dives, along with gear rental. Golfers have their pick of seven world-class courses, some with club rentals. This is not a cruise for those who seek a new port every day.

Bonus: Other Bermuda cruises to consider

If you don't mind a short port call in Bermuda instead of a night or two stay, a few itineraries can accommodate you. Some transatlantic sailings to and from Northern Europe or the Mediterranean stop in Bermuda. Examples include Celebrity Apex transitioning from Southampton, England, to Fort Lauderdale on a 12-night itinerary that includes Bermuda and Regent Seven Seas Mariner from Barcelona to Miami on a 14-night cruise.

Norwegian Prima has a whopper of a holiday cruise that stops in Bermuda. It's a 12-night Eastern Caribbean itinerary round-trip from Manhattan with a one-day stop in Bermuda with six other ports of call, including St. Kitts, St. Thomas and Tortola. If you'd like someone else to do all the cooking during the holidays, this would be a fun cruise to consider.

There are several one-hit Bermuda wonders to consider, including sailings on Windstar Cruises , Regent Seven Seas Cruises , Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours and Silversea Cruises . All of these are ideal for luxury cruisers wanting to add Bermuda to their list of ports of call. Most are point-to-point sailings, with the exception of Regent Seven Seas, which offers a round-trip from Miami.

Bottom line

Bermuda is one of the few beachy cruise destinations where staying in port overnight is the norm. The lack of an end-of-day time crunch makes cruising there an attractive and relaxing proposition for many, especially those who live on the East Coast.

You can enjoy a weeklong vacation or escape for as little as four nights. Try a new cruise line or try a different itinerary on your favorite ship. Combine your cruise with a visit to the Big Apple. Any way you want to do it, there is a Bermuda cruise to fit your style.

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The pomp and circumstance of Britain combine with the beauty of island life in Bermuda. With Celebrity Cruises’ Bermuda cruises, you can spend hours playing golf, check out some of the most glamorous celebrity homes in the world or snorkel the mysterious shipwrecks.

• Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo Located at the center of Bermuda, this tourist attraction focuses on showing and preserving the marine life of Bermuda. Highlights include the sea turtles, fish and peacocks – not to mention the great view of the island.  

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• Scenic St. George Tour (Kings Wharf, Bermuda) Explore the original capital of Bermuda and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of St. George, featuring the iconic St. Peter’s Church and St. David’s Lighthouse. Both are must-see attractions because the church is the oldest church outside of the British Isles, and the lighthouse stands on the highest point on the island!  

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Relax into the rhythms of island life

Leave urban life behind and set sail for pink beaches and sparkling oceans on a cruise to Bermuda from NYC (Cape Liberty). This lush, subtropical destination in the Sargasso Sea is rich in natural beauty, from limestone cliffs to dramatic caves and flower-filled country lanes. There’s activity galore, whether you love to dive over wrecks, play golf, hike, bike, or try cliff-jumping into the aquamarine water. 

On cruises from the New York area to Bermuda, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy your Celebrity ship, with relaxing days at sea during which you can enjoy world-class dining and dazzling entertainment, or simply unwind in the blissful spa. Elevate your experience with The Retreat, which includes a stay in a suite, and access to an exclusive lounge. 

Itineraries

Highlights of a new york to bermuda cruise, natural beauty.

Explore Bermuda’s stunning pink and pale gold beaches and shimmering aquamarine sea. Reefs around the island are home to colorful marine species, from angelfish to spotted eagle rays and graceful sea turtles. On land, immerse yourself in nature by hiking or biking the verdant Bermuda Railway Trail. Or head deep underground to the million-year-old Crystal Cave and Fantasy Cave, which drip with stalactites and conceal underground lakes and sparkling minerals like frozen waterfalls. 

Food & Drink

Bermuda has a rich cuisine that makes the most of the ocean's bounty. Fish chowder is the national dish, packed with tomatoes, green peppers, and onions, and laced with black rum and the island’s famous sherry pepper sauce. Try wahoo sandwiches, piled with coleslaw and hot sauce, codfish cakes, and rich, creamy conch stew. Bermuda is a cocktail heaven; try Gosling’s Dark ‘n’ Stormy, made of dark rum and ginger beer over ice, and the fruity Rum Swizzle.

Watersports

Admire the island from the water on a romantic catamaran trip at sunset, sipping a Rum Swizzle as the sky turns fiery pink. Kayak in glass-clear waters along the rugged coastline, or learn about the Bermuda Triangle on a snorkel tour to the Constellation and Montana wrecks. For something different, try an evening cocktail cruise aboard a glass-bottomed boat. As the sun sets, your captain will switch on underwater lights, illuminating the reef and nocturnal marine life below.

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