swissh40

The issue is that on the Bermuda website it claims testing is no longer require for our particular sailing. We have received an email from carnival stating that we do not need to test. in order to sail to Bermuda we had to pay $40 for a travel authorization. This travel authorization asks us the day(s) we will arrive and be in Bermuda, the ship, etc. it is specific to each individual. Bermuda has now emailed a few of us with “accepted” travel authorization with our names, ship, arrival date, etc. that we have to electronically sign. On this form it still claims that for our particular sailing we need to test (so the form is contradicting what the Bermuda website, carnival, and the Bermuda call center tells us (that we do not have to test)). It is just confusing and the last thing a passenger wants to happen is be turned away. For the $40, at the very least… the travel authorization should be accurate (but it appears to be inaccurate).

Thanks! Will look into those hotels

I know day passes are few and far between on the island. As a thank you for watching my parent’s dog for a few weeks while they were out of town, my parents would like to treat me (and my travel mate) to a hotel room on Bermuda so we can access a beach with amenities and a pool for 2 of the days we are docked. we will be on Bermuda the 25-27 of October and was thinking of getting a room for the 26-27. I have a room booked at the st Regis, but with the ferry not going there I am reaching out to see if someone in the know on here would recommend something different (or a different way of doing things). Some of the hotels seem to be fully booked that day, but if anyone has any suggestions I’m all ears. I am fair skinned and need a chair/umbrella and bathroom access. My travel companion loves the beach and a pool. We like to snorkel off the beach and want a relaxing vacation as this is our first since Covid and don’t feel like dealing with taxing/bussing all around the island this trip (which we normally do on islands). thanks in advance

I am doing a 2 night overnight in Bermuda in October and was thinking about booking a room for one night at the st Regis to use their facilities for the 2 days we are there. Does anyone know if carnival has an issue for leaving the ship and not coming back for over 24 hours? also- would anyone recommend this or another plan to get some beach and pool time off the ship?