Carnival Cruises from Norfolk to Bermuda are available. The cruises are 4 to 7 days in duration. The longer trips include more overnight stays. See the cruise line page for all the details.
Bermuda is an island destination that's not very far from Norfolk (it's 650 miles east out in the Atlantic Ocean). Eight islands are connected by bridges and a causeway.
Hit the beach in Bermuda, where the sand really is pink. Snorkel or scuba-dive on the beautiful barrier reef. Get around by ferry, bus, motor scooter or bicycle. Shop in upscale stores for fine products from around the world. Try the distinctively spicy cuisine. Play golf on one of the world famous courses.
Hamilton is the capital and commercial, entertainment and shopping center of Bermuda. The city's focal point is Front Street, lined with turn-of-the-century Victorian buildings in bright pastels. Many buildings have overhanging verandahs, where you can linger over lunch and watch the boats ferry across the harbour. Attractions include the Bermuda Cathedral, the Historical Society Museum and the Bermuda National Gallery. Fort Hamilton offers a bird's-eye view of Hamilton Harbour.
Stroll the quaint streets of St. George's, Bermuda, and you'll be swept back through 400 dramatic years of history. Unlike colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown, St. George's has not been rebuilt. Come and listen to the original masonry buildings and narrow streets tell their stories of English expansion in the 17th and 18th centuries. The United Nations named the Historic Town of St. George and Related Fortifications a World Heritage Site.
Read reviews of cruises to Bermuda. The extensive write-ups cover the ships, service, dining, boarding and disembarkation.
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See a photo album with many beautiful pictures of Bermuda. It includes beaches, flowers and historic sites.
