Royal Naval Dockyard, West End, Bermuda Port Reviews

This is a beautiful port compared to many I have visited. We did the Caves and Waves excursion which was very nice. The Crystal Caves were beautiful, though smaller than I had expected. We then went to the beaches out on the far end of St. George parish. It was warm and enjoyable, even though it rained off and on while we were there. The next day we just walked around in town, and happened to find the Beach Club, which is a hidden beach 5 minutes from the ship. For $15 you can use the beach, the bar, and the restaurant, and you can rent chairs and umbrellas. No need to do an expensive excursion to get to other beaches.

I love Bermuda, it's beautiful and I will go any opportunity that I get. I booked an excursion with Resortforaday dot com and spent the day away from the cruise ship crowds by going to Coco Reef Resort to enjoy lunch, pool, and beach access.

Bermuda was wonderful. By skipping Norfolk, we got into Bermuda at 5:30 then evening before. Although they considered this an overnight, there wasn't much available to do until the next morning.

We went for Horseshoe Bay the first day and was super nice. The second day we went into town - Hamilton for day.

It’s beautiful but we had rain both days! Sunny alittle on second day!

Small enough to walk around even walking distance a beach from the ship. Easy option to explore your own but get to the ferry/ bus ticket line early.

people were very nice polite and happy we were there

Visited: Oct 20, 2019

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Been here about 10 times by boat and liked it. Snorkel beach fun, not so crowded like tobacco bay. Rented a pontoon boat and captain Edward took us snorkeling, swimming and sight seeing.

Not much to do/see there take the free NCL ferry to st George much to see and do there the beach in the dockyard is small and a bit rocky and they charge 15.00 per person

this was very good, really nice place to visit. Nice connections to other places on the island by bus, taxi and ferry