If you’re visiting Bermuda for a 2 or 3 day itinerary, consider Snorkel Beach for your last day, when you will want to stay closer to the cruise ship. This man-made beach still has the gorgeous Bermuda waters, however it is not a pink sand beach. As well, it’s open during the evening on occasion with a bonfire and other beach parties. Snorkel Park Beach is a 10 minute walk from the cruise ship, and open during the day for swim, sun and water sports. If you’ve been wondering if there’s a beach closeby to the cruise ship in Dockyard, you’re in luck. Best Attractions in Dockyard, Bermuda Snorkel Park Beach
However, it is on par with the United States dollar (1:1) and US dollars are taken happily. The currency in Bermuda is the Bermudian dollar. It also continues to be a working Dockyard, and life bustles outside the ship with a mix of tourists, shopkeepers and local workers. The beautiful stone buildings and fortifications now house craft markets, shopping plazas, restaurants and museums. It served the Royal Navy until 1951 and there are many historic buildings and artifacts throughout Dockyard still present. The Dockyard was used as a strategic base during the the 1st and 2nd World Wars. Military and maritime history buffs will love exploring the Royal Naval Dockyard. While you can take a ferry, bus, taxi or shuttle to get around the island, this post will focus on what there is to do in Dockyard, close by to the cruise ship.
From there, you can simply walk off the ship and visit the many attractions in Bermuda. When you arrive in Bermuda, your cruise ship will likely dock at King’s Wharf or Heritage Wharf, in Dockyard. What to Do and See in Bermuda’s Royal Naval Dockyard
You’ll also find a video below, where we include a walking tour of the Dockyard area, from the ship to the Clocktower Mall and everything in between. In this post, I’ll share the best things to do and see in Dockyard, Bermuda, as well as some tips that cruisers will want to know.
The Royal Naval Dockyard showcases Bermuda’s history and culture well. While I wouldn’t suggest going to Bermuda without visiting some of the key attractions such as Horseshoe Bay Beach, Crystal Caves or the capital city of Hamilton, planning a day or more to visit Dockyard is worth it. Located in the West End of Bermuda, Dockyard as it is often simply called, has a lot to offer for cruisers all within walking distance of the cruise ship. If you’re going to Bermuda on a cruise, you might be wondering about the best things to do in the Royal Naval Dockyard, where your cruise ship is likely to dock.
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