Port or Starboard in Bermuda

[CruisingYiayia]

Does anyone know if the Explorer of the Seas docks Port or Starboard in Bermuda? Thanks.

[sept10dsm]

I was told by the RC customer relations person I booked with that it can be either. Not sure if 100% correct but what I was told.

[Scotty G]

I was told by the RC customer relations person I booked with that it can be either. Not sure if 100% correct but what I was told.

Probably true since once a month all the lifeboats must be lowered to comply with current maritime requirements. That means they must vary the docking at least once a month. In my experience this has been at a port of call.

[marci22]

We have docked starboard several times, but it does vary.

[CruisingYiayia]

We've been to Bermuda twice, and both times docked port side. Our cabin is on the port side and was hoping we'd being docking port side again. I guess we'll wait and see.

[fast ed]

Portside doesn't necessarily mean on the side of the port. If you're interested in why this is so, just click on fast ed and then click the earlier post re:sides.

[rncruiser]

Been on Explorer 5 times to Bermuda. The first 4 times we were docked starboard, the 5th time, port. It's anyone's guess which way you will dock, so if you are planning your cabin according to past history, don't bother.

[sept10dsm]

I wonder about an Aft view? What do you think?

[Pomperaugrr]

Every time we have docked in Bermuda, the ship has faced a different way. There is no one way. No matter what, the views are great, whether you are looking toward the Royal Dockyard and Museum, or facing toward the harbor entrance.

[sept10dsm]

Every time we have docked in Bermuda, the ship has faced a different way. There is no one way. No matter what, the views are great, whether you are looking toward the Royal Dockyard and Museum, or facing toward the harbor entrance.

Yes and you are correct about the 360 degree views!