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We enjoyed the Dockyard area. There were quite a few places to shop and several restaurants. There's a lot of history here and you can learn all about it at the National Museum, which for us was a highlight of our visit. You could spend...More
My husband and I took the Norwegian Dawn cruise ship to Royal Navy Dockyard. There wasn’t a ton do to there but we definitely enjoyed what there was . We visited the mall, the museum and the dolphins and then took a bus to horseshoe...More
This is a very vibrant place with ships, boats, ferries and lots of different people. You can just have a walk or visit different things, ie Dolphins, Transport museum, play ground ect.You can get there by ferry or busses or cabs.
This is the place where most of the cruises stop. After you leave your ship, you have to walk about 400 mts to get to the market, museums, bars, restaurants, tourist information etc. It's a nice place to be. Also, you you can take a...More
great shopping. there are so many neat shops in the complex. we particularly were very fond of the glass blowing store. the artists are amazing. also enjoyed the rum factory store. and the Island Trader was a great place to buy souveniers and not overly...More
A bit of a collection of crap shops for the cruise ships that come in here. Only notable exception is the National Museum of Bermuda which has restored one of the colonial buildings which was worth the ferry trip from Hamilton.
We loved taking the ferry to the Royal Navy Dockyard. It was great to walk around and see the history of the British Naval presence on the island.
Docked at the Royal Navel Dockyard in May 2017. We were lucky enough to be there at the same time as the American Cup. The island was very interesting to learn about. The people were very kind and one of the only places I have...More
The Royal Naval Dockyard is a beautiful spot at the northern tip of Sandys Parish, Bermuda. The water is beautifully clear blue and the fortifications are impressive. The Commissioner's House at the top of the hill is a non-exceptional colonial building with the Defense Heritage...More
Lots of shops to see and pass the time of day. The museum is a must and can consume 3-4 hours and is worth it.
