exoticprincess

Hi, 

Can you please update thru week if you can , if Splash Academy is open while in Port we have done this itinerary before and it was But i guess Pearl Does Not so I am curioust to  find out ? Cruising next week and hoping that it will be , Will have disappointed grandchildren who like to go at night instead of shows and dinners. 

Agree horseshoe bay is just a mini bus ride away, usually head to that on Sunday and head to Tobacco Bay in St Georges Monday , we take the Free NCL ferry to St George, and either Taxi or walk to Tobacco Bay Beach (there is quite a hill to beach ) . Also walk around St George. Any questions Ask locals many so Friendly.  Have Fun, Love Bermuda my Favorite Island. 

Bermuda is very tourist friendly for navigating . Daily and multi day Transport passes are reasonable, and a fun way to see Island by bus or ferry. Love the aquarium/ zoo. Not too big but nice to see.

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Glad to hear about the Atrium...could never get a seat on either the Breakaway or the Gem. We could only listen to what was going on if we happened to be in O'Sheanan's eating at the time that something was going on below. Almost saw a few fights breakout over some passengers hanging onto seats when others could not even find standing room to view what was going on!:(

 

Was the free ferry to St. George working?

 

MARAPRINCE

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How is your first-time Cruise Director Zach dong?

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Thanks so much for the live review! We leave in a few weeks and I've been waiting for reviews :)

 

If you get the chance, could you please see if Bermuda transportation passes are available on the ship? I've read mixed reports about them being available at shore excursions.

 

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@princeton12321 thank you for information about hitch was wondering if there was such an app .

@altarr i have traveled taxi system with child in seat belt as other mentioned, not required in taxi, but most definitely personal decision.Enjoy your visit !

First great choice for Beach, you can take ferry to st George and walk it is about 15-20 min walk up hill to beach or take taxi from st George to beach , When leaving beach ,then take taxi to Caves or walk back to st George up hill again, then take bus to caves from st george. (I may even suggest the aquarium for that age it was great to see. ) then when you leave caves you can take bus back to Hamilton then ferry to ship is one option , next option is bus back to st George then ferry back to ship, ( just remember to check that you are on BERMUDA time with catching ferries and buses ) other option for return is taxi to st George then ferry back to Ship. A taxi from the caves or even tobacco bay is a big expense. The bus system is very easy to navigate and also the people of Bermuda are very helpful if you ask them. i personally have traveled all with children , i do have to say the best we did was rent a taxi for a day 6 to 7 hrs. We got to see some out the way places as well go to tobacco to swim and lunch in st George, caves and back to ship was an expense but the best money spent so nice to see the island. Have fun ! Enjoy Bermuda , cannot say enough about it, coming up on 11th trip and still exploring and learning about Bermuda, never gets old.

We drove from Boston 2 years ago, on a Saturday stayed in Stamford Ct. Crowne plaza , beautiful hotel, not bad price. got up Sun, morning left around 8:00 am stopped for coffee and arrived at cruise terminal around 9:45 , it was so relaxed. Best thing staying the night before and we just used GPS for quickest route . So easy to find terminal and parking right next to ship, seems pricey but so worth it ! :)