Bermuda Cruise Port Guide: Royal Naval Dockyard 

Agreed! One of the most beautiful experiences we've had! Can't wait to return someday!

Thank you for the video love Ricky Rat

Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you have a great visit!

It is usually hot there in late May,June,July,August,and September. Ive been there 4 times

Glad you enjoyed them! It's probably quite different than what you remember from 1975, no? :)

@@TheJellyBeans I was 18 and this was a high school trip with a friend. I believe there is still a KFC in Hamilton. We took a ferry from our hotel to Hamilton. Such wonderful memories. I will be visiting again by cruise ship in April. I don't believe Bermuda has changed much since 1975. I will soon see.

Good to know! We'll have to try it out next time we're in Bermuda!

The large transportation sign at the port did list Wheelchair Accessible options that included a "lift or ramp." You might find more information at the Public Transportation Department's website: www.gov.bm/department/public-transportation

We haven't been there, but their online map shows a "Taxi Stand" available. Hope this helps!

Did it? Have you gone yet?

There's plenty to do. In fact, we have two other videos featuring everything we did in Bermuda. This video was just for people who might want to check out what's immediately in the port area. Here are the other two videos... Sea Glass Beach, Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, and Church Bay: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5zmIWRK36WQ.html ...and... St. George's and Blue Hole Park: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5zmIWRK36WQ.html Hope you enjoy!

It looks like they currently only have an "authorized retailer" in Bermuda: Crisson Jewelers. The store appears to be located in the Cloctower Mall at the Royal Naval Dockyard. stores.pandora.net/en-us/?q=Bermuda Hope you enjoy your cruise and visit to Bermuda!

Yes! We used the ferries and buses during our visit and went to a few beaches. Check our other two videos for more info: Sea Glass Beach, Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, & Church Bay: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5zmIWRK36WQ.html St. George's & Blue Hole Park: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h1lQmIsMkhE.html

@@TheJellyBeans thank you very much! I definitely will watch all of your videos then!

Absolutely! Be sure to check out our other two videos about Bermuda for great activities on a budget. We had a great time and definitely didn't break the bank!

The miniature golf at the Fun Zone (within walking distance of ship) is relatively inexpensive, or it was before Covid, and it is absolutely beautiful & scenic there. The museum nearby is great. We'd been to Snorkel Beach before it was so expensive, won't go back there on an excursion, which is costly. The shuttle around the port is interesting. You can get free Wi-Fi near the Tourist/ Information building, for one hour. You can park yourself on a park bench in the shade, facing the cruise ship and just relax while using the free wi-fi....Nurse one drink outside at the Bonefish and enjoy the music. To really see all areas of Bermuda inexpensively, get a one-day bus pass and just ride around, getting on and off as you wish with the pass--Bermuda is approximately 22 miles long. If you are on Norwegian, in good weather, they have a free ferry going to St. George's and maybe to Hamilton. My husband rents a pedal bicycle at Oleanders and has seen a bit of Bermuda that way, although you need to be careful bicycling on the main roads. He likes the rail trail. One time, he and I took a bus to Somerset bridge then walked the rail trail back for quite a ways before the trail ended and then we caught the bus back to King's Wharf. Hope you got two or three ideas here that you might put to use.

@@susanmotschman4396 That was a lot of helpful information. Thank you so much.

The walk from where the ships dock to the "start" of the Royal Naval Dockyard takes about 5-10 minutes. Hope this helps!

@@TheJellyBeans yes, it does! Thank you!

It's not too bad; roughly 5-10 minute walk, depending on where your ship is docked.

If you walk to the (small) mall, and get very tired or its very hot outside, there's a bus stop outside the far end of the mall,facing the harbor. A free shuttle will take you to or from the ship.