Cheap Bermuda Cruises
While it's known as part of the Caribbean - and has the same laid-back feel - Bermuda is actually much further north than you'd think, located about 650 miles off the coast of North Carolina. It's home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, as well as the oldest continuously inhabited town of English origin in the New World. Beside sand and surf, you can explore museums, churches, and caves, then head back to the water for snorkeling or swimming with dolphins. The Royal Navy Dockyard, Fort St. Catherine, and Dolphin Quest are all popular activities for visitors on discount Bermuda cruises.
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Most cruise lines sail to Bermuda between April and November, when temperatures tend to stay between 75 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Most cheap Bermuda cruises leave from the East Coast, either in Florida, New York, New Jersey or Baltimore. There are three ports in Bermuda: St. George, Hamilton, and Kings Wharf. The latter is the busiest passenger ship port on the island, and is full of culture, water sports, golf courses, and delicious food to discover. On the small island of Hamilton, you can see the town's eye-catching pastel buildings and check out the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute.
