Bermuda cruises from $481
Zero booking fees on every Bermuda sailing, plus perks like onboard credit, free excursions, and gift cards on select departures.
Best Bermuda Cruise Prices by Line
Bermuda is the Northeast’s island escape: pink sand beaches an easy sail from the mid-Atlantic coast. Norwegian runs the most Bermuda departures in our current inventory, with Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, Holland America, and Princess also sailing the route.
Norwegian
Freestyle cruising, dine anytime
From $499
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Carnival
Fun, affordable family cruising
From $481
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Royal Caribbean
Bold ships, thrilling onboard fun
From $666
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Celebrity
Upscale ships, modern design
From $997
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Holland America
Classic ships, Alaska heritage
From $832
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Best Time to Sail Bermuda
Based on real current sailing volume across our full inventory: Bermuda is a spring through fall season, sailing April to October and peaking in the summer months.
Popular Bermuda Departure Ports
Real departure ports from our current inventory, with the most Bermuda sailings today. Pick your closest port to see what’s sailing.
Bermuda Itinerary Types
Bermuda is one compact island, so itineraries differ by departure port and how long the ship stays docked.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Bermuda sails from April through October, with the heaviest schedules in summer. Shoulder months like April, May, and October often carry lower prices with mild island weather.
Bermuda is one compact island, so many ships tie up at Royal Naval Dockyard and stay two or three days, letting you use the ship as your hotel while you explore beaches, St. George’s, and Hamilton at your own pace.
New York leads with the most Bermuda departures in our current inventory, with regular sailings from Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, Cape Liberty, and Norfolk. Nearly the entire East Coast is within driving distance of a Bermuda cruise.
On closed-loop cruises that start and end at the same U.S. port, U.S. citizens can generally sail with a birth certificate and government issued photo ID. A passport is still strongly recommended, and required if you ever need to fly home from Bermuda.
Horseshoe Bay’s pink sand is the signature stop, alongside the historic town of St. George’s, the Crystal Caves, and the Royal Naval Dockyard right at the pier. Taxis, ferries, and buses make the whole island easy to reach.