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Bermuda

7-Night Bermuda from New York Cruise Itinerary

7 nights · 3 ports · Best May, June, July

Duration 7 nightsRegion BermudaFrom $700-$1,200 per personPeak Season June through August

About This Itinerary

A Bermuda cruise from New York City is a Northeast classic. Unique among cruise itineraries, Bermuda sailings typically dock for two full days at Royal Naval Dockyard, giving you ample time to explore the island's pink sand beaches, historic towns, and crystal-clear waters.

Typical Ports of Call

1
Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda

Museums, shopping, Snorkel Park, and ferry to Hamilton

2
Hamilton, Bermuda

Island capital with shops, restaurants, and Front Street

3
St. George's, Bermuda

UNESCO World Heritage town with colonial history

Day-by-Day Schedule

1New York CityEmbarkation
2At SeaSea Day
3At SeaSea Day
4Royal Naval Dockyard, BermudaPort Day
5Royal Naval Dockyard, BermudaPort Day
6Royal Naval Dockyard, BermudaPort Day
7At SeaSea Day
8New York CityDisembarkation
EmbarkationPort DaySea DayDisembarkation

Cruise Lines on This Route

Norwegian

Departing: New York (Manhattan)

Norwegian GetawayNorwegian Joy
Royal Caribbean

Departing: Cape Liberty (Bayonne, NJ)

Anthem of the Seas
Celebrity

Departing: Cape Liberty (Bayonne, NJ)

Celebrity Summit
Carnival

Departing: New York (Manhattan)

Carnival Venezia

Typical Pricing (Per Person)

Interior

$700-$1,200 per person

Balcony

$1,000-$1,800 per person

Suite

$2,500-$5,500 per person

Prices shown are approximate starting points and may vary. Ask CruiseGPT for current pricing

Why Choose This Itinerary

✓Pink sand beaches unlike anywhere else in the world
✓Two full days docked in Bermuda for thorough exploration
✓No-fly cruise from the Northeast US
✓Crystal-clear water ideal for snorkeling and diving
✓British colonial charm with a tropical twist

Tips for This Route

  • ✓Rent a scooter or take the ferry and bus system to explore beyond Dockyard
  • ✓Visit Horseshoe Bay Beach as it is consistently rated one of the world's best beaches
  • ✓Take the ferry to Hamilton for shopping and then to St. George's for history
  • ✓Bermuda is not in the Caribbean. It sits in the Atlantic and water is cooler (especially May and October)
  • ✓Pack something warm for the sea days between New York and Bermuda
  • ✓Bermuda has a smart casual dress code culture so pack accordingly for restaurants

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to sail from New York to Bermuda?

It takes approximately two sea days each way. Your ship will typically depart New York on Sunday, arrive in Bermuda on Tuesday morning, spend two full days and one night docked, then depart Thursday evening and return to New York on Saturday morning.

Is Bermuda worth visiting by cruise ship?

Absolutely. Bermuda's pink sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and British colonial charm make it a unique destination. The two-day dock means you have far more time to explore than typical cruise port visits. It is particularly convenient for Northeast US residents who can drive to the port.

What is the weather like on a Bermuda cruise?

Bermuda enjoys subtropical weather: June through August is warmest (80-85°F), May and September are pleasant (75-80°F), and October can be cooler with occasional rain. Water temperature ranges from 65°F in May to 85°F in August. Hurricane season is June through November.