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Please help with Bermuda Bus Route question


ERNLYN

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Would very much appreciate some thought on the following;

Considering trying to get from Royal Navy Dockyard to St George as early as possible on a weekday. Is it possible to take bus # 7 or 8 from RND to Paget Parish and transfer (with comb bus/ferry pass) to bus # 1 the rest of the way to St George???

If so how long would you think it would take?

Or will I have to go from RND to Hamilton and take a bus from Hamilton to St George?

I'm sure a taxi would cost an arm and a leg.......

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My suggestion would be to take the first ferry (Blue Route) that leaves the Dockyard to Hamilton at 7:30A. This is not a direct ferry but it puts you in Hamilton by 8:15A. Then take a taxi from Hamilton to St George. If the bus does that run in 50 minutes according to the schedule, I would think a taxi could do it in 25-30 minutes. I would estimate the taxi fare to be at least $30.00 for 1 to 4 passengers, weekday travel.

 

The only other option would be to walk from the ferry terminal to the Hamilton bus terminal and take a route #11 bus to SG at 8:45A. The bus does that run in 50 minutes according to the bus schedule.

 

Of course if being in SG early is not a requirement, you could take the Dockyard to SG ferry (Orange Route) at 10:00A, arriving in SG at about 10:45A

 

 

SBtS

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I agree with Sailbad. The fastest way is the direct ferry. The, depending on when I needed to be back, I would take the 10 or 11 back to Hamilton and catch the ferry back to Dockyard. If you're on a one day call, that may be tough.

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Actually there are 3 permanent buildings (Visitor Information Centres) where you can purchase Transportation Passes. There is one on each wharf and one located just past the ferry dock. Also, I believe there may be a trailer set between the 2 wharves where they can be purchased.

 

 

SBtS

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And head for the trailer looking white building between the two ships. Much shorter line. Passes are also available at the hexagonal building that is just past the ferry docks ( that has souvenirs for sale). The lines right off the ship were long and slow! Good luck!

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