Royal Naval Dockyard

Clean, safe, quiet. Easy walking access to shopping, food, rentals, and tours. Free trolley circles the dockyard all day making stops at attractions. Shopping available at the Clocktower Mall and various other shops. Multiple restaurants and bars.

The island was lovely to visit with a very accessible port. Withing 20 minutes of the cruise port is a glass beach and a lot of interedting flora like sugarcane and snake plants which I would recommend visiting.

The cruise ship dock is located in the Dockyard near transportation hubs. Ferry service to the capital Hamilton and bus stop to other tourist attractions is a short walking distance. The Horseshoe Beach is approximately 27 minutes away depending on traffic. It’s not worth the time and money to go. There are other beautiful beaches close by.

So much to do from jet skiing to shopping & dinning ( Frog & Onion Pub ) to museums and history to swimming with dolphins to catching the ferry to go to Hamilton or st. George's or any destination on the island or you could even catch a bus. This is a destination port my wife and I have visited three times before and will definitely visit again in the future.

The cruise dock locale for Bermuda. Great places to eat, shop, and entertainment yourself with a variety of activities. Easy access to the various Parishes by water shuttle, bus, van or scooter. Plenty to see and do without ever leaving The Dockyard. Costumed guides give free guided tours throughout the day at various locations, too.

I haven't been there since September of 2021. The Naval Dock Yard had charming shops and nice locals. My late ex and I were there three times together. We took Norwegian Cruise lines twice, and Carnival once out of Manhattan, NYC and had so much fun! There are so many places to visit and sites to see. Our way of sight seeing was beginning the 1st day headed out to St. George's Parish and Hamilton. We were very cautious in getting around. The drivers were not very safe, and at times, we felt that we were better off taking the ferry and not the public transportation, the bus, nor renting a scooter. Other than that, the experience was amazing! The first day, while at St. George's Parish, we stepped off the ferry and were surprised by how beautiful the area was. Some locals were having a wedding, and we walked through the park and up the hill to the unfinished church. Once on top of the hill, we saw the beautiful scenery. We shopped at the quaint shops and talked to the locals. After we got back on the ferry, we headed back to the Naval Dock Yard and took another ferry to Hamilton. Hamilton was great. We walked around the town and went to some of the shops and to Robinhood Pub and restaurant. It was within walking distance from the ferry. We had lunch there. It wasn't overcrowded. The food was good. Later that afternoon, we'd head back to the ferry and take it back to the Naval Dock Yard to the ship to rest and get ready for dinner. The next morning, bright and early, we would take the public bus to Warwick Long Bay Beach, where it wasn't as crowded as Horseshoe Bay Beach. Then, after spending time there, we'd walk to Horseshoe Bay and catch the bus back to the Naval Dock Yard. One time, we tried out the Swizzle Inn. It was okay, the locals were very friendly. We took the bus back to the Dock Yard and had lunch on board the ship, relaxed, and got ready for dinner. The last day we were there, we'd go in the Dock Yard and shop and return to the ship in time to stand at our balcony and watch the Dock runners and cheer them on. What an amazing place to dock and visit!

We went into Hamilton and wandered around throughout the morning and took the bus back to the Royal Naval Dockyard. The shopping at the Dockyard was better cheaper and more varied and more condensed than in Hamilton. There are places to eat and drink as well. The museum is very nice and the total area is quite large.

The cruise was shortened due to winds and weather. A quick stop off the pier before returning to the ship for all aboard calls. A nice clean area with shipping and food. We hope to visit Bermuda again.