Sail Sunday, swim Horseshoe Bay Tuesday, and the ship stays three nights.
Bermuda is the cruise you can drive to: 7 nights round trip from New York, Cape Liberty, Boston or Baltimore, two easy sea days each way and two or three nights tied up at King’s Wharf so the island is yours after dark. Norwegian, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, Carnival and Princess all sail it from April to October. SmartCruiser shows every Bermuda sailing with taxes and fees included and puts the ones with SmartCruiser bonus onboard credit at the top.
Three ways to do Bermuda
Pick one and the list below filters to it. Same island, different ship, different drive to the pier.
From Manhattan
- Norwegian and Carnival from the West Side piers, 7 nights, no flight for the tri-state area
- Sail under the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge on the way out, the skyline on the way back
- The most Bermuda sailings of any port, April to October
Best for: first cruises, multi-generation groups, anyone who hates airports
From Cape Liberty, Bayonne
- Royal Caribbean and Celebrity, with the newest hardware on the route
- 5 to 8 nights, so there is a length for every schedule
- Cruise parking at the terminal; 20 minutes from Manhattan by car or light rail
Best for: families who want the water slides, couples who want Celebrity’s food
Under 7 nights
- 4 to 6 night Bermuda runs from New York, Baltimore and Cape Liberty
- One full day and an overnight on the island instead of three
- The lowest Bermuda fares of the season are usually here
Best for: a first taste, a birthday weekend, using fewer vacation days
Bermuda deals: SmartCruiser picks first
Every Bermuda sailing from every line, priced live with taxes, fees and port expenses included. The picks at the top are sailings where booking with SmartCruiser gets you something extra: instant savings, bonus onboard credit, a Special SmartCruiser rate, or a senior, resident or police & fire fare that beats the public price. Below them, every other sailing with full sorting.
SmartCruiser picks
Sorted by what you save, biggest firstEvery Bermuda sailing
Stack any filters, then pick a sortPrices are per person, double occupancy, in US dollars, and include cruise fare, taxes, fees and port expenses as published by the cruise line at the moment you load this page. Fares are capacity controlled and change daily; the fare is confirmed when you book. Flights, hotels and transfers are extra unless the line’s offer says otherwise. SmartCruiser instant savings and bonus onboard credit are provided by SmartCruiser on top of the cruise line’s price and are not available when booking direct; amounts are per stateroom, vary by stateroom category and are shown for the lowest category offered. Special SmartCruiser rates are pricing SmartCruiser holds on that sailing for its clients, with extra onboard credit; you book your own stateroom and travel on your own. Senior fares apply to guests 55 and over; resident fares need proof of residency in a listed state or province at check-in; police and fire fares apply to active or retired police, fire and EMT personnel with ID. Qualifier-fare savings are measured against the best fare the cruise line offers the general public for the same stateroom category on the day the list was pulled, updated weekly.
Sail from the Northeast
Bermuda is a drive-to cruise for 60 million people. Pick your port and the list above filters to it.
Which line for Bermuda?
Five lines, one island; the ship you pick decides the week. Our one-line take, with a link to each deals page.
When to go
Bermuda sits 650 miles off the Carolinas, warmer than New York and cooler than the Caribbean. April to October is the season.
Bermuda cruise questions we answer every day
Do I need a passport for a Bermuda cruise?
If the cruise sails round trip from a US port, US citizens can travel with a government-issued photo ID plus an original or certified birth certificate. We still recommend a passport: if you have to fly home from Bermuda for any reason, you need one. Everyone else needs a passport, and some nationalities need a Bermuda visa.
How long is the ship actually in Bermuda?
Most 7-night sailings arrive Tuesday or Wednesday morning and leave Thursday or Friday afternoon: two or three nights tied up at King’s Wharf in the Royal Naval Dockyard. You can come and go, stay out for dinner and come back late. Shorter 4 to 6 night runs give you one full day and an overnight.
Where does the ship dock, and how do I get around?
At King’s Wharf on the west tip of the island. The fast ferry to Hamilton is 20 minutes and to St. George’s about 45; buses and taxis are plentiful; visitors cannot rent cars, but two-seat electric minicars and scooters are everywhere. A transportation pass covers ferries and buses for the days you are there.
Which beach should I go to?
Horseshoe Bay is the famous pink one, 15 minutes by bus or taxi from the ship. Walk east along the sand to Chaplin Bay and Warwick Long Bay and the crowd thins out fast. Snorkel Park is a short walk from the ship and fine for an hour with kids.
Are taxes and fees included in the prices here?
Yes. Every price on this page includes cruise fare, taxes, fees and port expenses. Gratuities, drinks packages, excursions and parking are extra, and we tell you the total before you book.
What do the SmartCruiser picks mean?
They are sailings where booking through SmartCruiser gets you something you do not get booking direct: instant savings, bonus onboard credit, a Special SmartCruiser rate we hold on that sailing, or a senior, resident or police & fire fare that beats the best public price.
Talk to a Bermuda specialist
Tell us your port and your dates and we price every Bermuda sailing side by side, cabin by cabin, with the bonus onboard credit included. Monday to Thursday 9 to 6, Friday 9 to 5, Saturday 10 to 6 ET.