Bermuda Cruise Line Information

Sunday, February 22nd, 2009 at 7:12 pm

So are you thinking of heading off on a cruise to the island of Bermuda? Well, the first thing you need to find out is which Bermuda cruise lines sail to the island. Bermuda is a relatively small port in terms of the cruise industry and does not have as many regular ships that visit it as do other Caribbean cruise destinations. But there is still plenty of variety so that you can find the perfect ship and perfect vacation for you and your traveling companions.

The Bermuda cruise lines that cruise most often to Bermuda are Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, and Royal Caribbean. By far, Norwegian Cruise Line offers the most cruises to the island of Bermuda. The three ships that travel there the most are the Norwegian Majesty, Norwegian Spirit, and Norwegian Dawn. The Norwegian Majesty docks at St. George, the Norwegian Spirit at the Dockland, and the Norwegian Dawn at Kings Wharf.

After Norwegian Cruise Lines, the next cruise line with the most cruises to Bermuda is Royal Caribbean. Royal Caribbean has two ships that sail regularly to Bermuda: Explorer of the Seas and Grandeur of the Seas. Explorer of the Seas and Grandeur of the Seas both dock at Kings Wharf, Bermuda.

Finally, Princess Cruises sends one ship from it’s fleet to Bermuda on a regular basis. The Caribbean Princess docks at Kings Wharf when she is visiting Bermuda.

There are other Bermuda cruise lines which only occasionally call on Bermuda or stop on a trans-Atlantic cruise. These cruise lines may only have one or two cruises during the season. They are: Crystal Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, Costa, Fred Olsen, Holland America, Island Cruises, MSC Crociere, and Regent Seven Seas.

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