When you first arrive on the cruise ship you see so much history. Leave the ship and you are very close to shopping and dining. While you may not be in the center of Bermuda, it is still easy to get around, Busses are a...More

We recently cruised to Bermuda and docked at the Dockyard. Since we arrived in the early afternoon, we decided not to take an excursion, but headed to the Snorkel Park - about a 10 minute walk through the Dockyard. The Snorkel Park is a man...More

Definitely a tourist must-see. This is the spot where the British Navy was based off North America for 300+ years. It is now a major port-of-call for Bermuda. Cruise ships used to berth in St. George's but the entrance to that bay is too narrow...More

Unfortunately for us, we left the calm beautiful south shore and visited the Dockyard on a day 2 Mega ships were unloading tourists.It seemed like everywhere you turned there was a line. Not everyone understood that sidewalks were to be shared. People with kids looked...More

I enjoyed visiting the Royal Naval Yard. This former military fortress has been converted to a shopping, restaurant destination and cruise port. There are some really good pubs here and a couple of artisan craft studios that are worth a visit.

I definitely recommend taking the ferry to Dockyard for shopping and dining, it's a beautiful place. There are many interesting shops to see and many different things to see. The blown glass shop is amazing. There are many historic buildings to see, some of the...More

A range of shops to explore. Would like to see more local vendors around dockyard make it a little better with snow cones, tattoos, children related stalls. Local vendors definitely needed. A bit of a lack of atmosphere considering 2 mega cruise ships dock here.

Plans got changed so wound up taking a taxi to Dockyards - wound up spending the day there - beach, lunch, shopping, swimming with dolphins. Nice way to spend a few hours with lots to do. Only drawback was it was tough finding a taxi...More

I'm sorry i really did not like this place. its sole purpose it to sell trinkets and souvenirs to the tourists and people coming in of the large cruise ships. We took a taxi from our hotel in Southhampton and come back within an hour....More

This place was built up specifically for the large cruise ships that make Bermuda a port of call.. it is very nice and well kept with friendly people and many good shops and restaurants as well as a little "mall" always like walking around here...More