Summit Bermuda ?

[KEG21552]

We are thinking of doing the repositioning cruise from San Juan to New York with an overnight in Kings Wharf Bermuda. Is a port or starboard cabin preferable or is it just hit or miss?

Thanks

Karen

[ECCruise]

Depends on what you want to see but doesn't matter since it is hit and miss.

[easyboy]

Hit or miss depending on how it is docked.

 

 

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[SailBadtheSinner]

There are no bad views when docked at the Dockyard, IMHO. To see the waterview, watch the Bermuda cam.

 

SBtS

[CruisersTimesThree]

I am going to check week to week to see how she docks, even though I know it doesn't matter, just curious as we are cruising July 23rd to Bermuda.

We've been on this cruise 3xs and always was portside (I always book portside)

Last week was the Summits first Bermuda cruise of the season and she docked portside.

I looked this morning for this weeks sailing and the ship is starboard side at the dock.

[AroundTheWorld1]

We had a lovely port cabin......here's some pics from our time in Bermuda, looking out from our cabin and of the ship from port dock

 

 

 

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[KEG21552]

A big thanks to everyone!! This will be our first time in Bermuda and pretty excited about it.

[Redtravel]

Been on both sides. Either side has a nice view.

[davidhurt]

My understanding is that how the ship docks depends on the forecasted conditions for the time of departure.

[SailBadtheSinner]

My understanding is that how the ship docks depends on the forecasted conditions for the time of departure.

 

I'm sure that is a consideration but also considered are needed maintenance, life boat testing & drills, and current weather conditions.

 

SBtS