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Things change. We checked the facts in this guide on 2026-10-10. Itineraries, fares, ferry prices, parking rates and port rules move, so confirm everything on the line's official page, your booking confirmation, or the line's app before you sail. Every time-sensitive fact below carries a short note saying where to check it.

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Promise: Turn a week at sea into three real days on Bermuda, without paying for a single overpriced ship excursion you do not need.
Typical sailing length: About seven nights, commonly two sea days out, two to three days docked at King's Wharf, two sea days back. Typical, not guaranteed; check your sailing.
Best months and regions: The season is typically spring through early autumn, when the weather and the water are best; the shoulder months are cooler and cheaper. Region: Royal Naval Dockyard, the West End parishes, the south-shore beaches, and the Hamilton and St. George's side trips.

Your trip budget worksheet

Prices change daily, so we don't quote them. Fill this in from the official fare pages.

Your trip budget worksheet
Item	Your amount
Budget band: Cruise fare: $
(official fare page for your sailing) + port fees and taxes $
gratuities $
parking at Manhattan at $45 per night as of the terminal's page (check [cruise.nyc/MCT-directions-parking]) or Cape Liberty parking $
Bermuda ferry and bus $
drinks and extras $

Best for: First-time cruisers, couples, and families who want an island week they can plan themselves.

At a glance

Three nights docked in many sailings means you can sleep aboard and still explore.
The route is long. Seasickness on the sea days is the biggest complaint.
Ferries, buses and taxis are the only ways around; visitors cannot rent standard cars.
US citizens typically do not need a visa (confirm on gov.bm before you sail) and, as a cruise passenger, you do not need the Arrival Card (per gotobermuda.com, as of 2026-10-10).
The best DIY day is Dockyard in the morning, Horseshoe Bay in the afternoon.
Parking at Manhattan is by reservation only; do not just show up.
Points are best spent on flights and the pre-cruise hotel.