Will there be other ships docked off at Bermuda?

Question

going on the cruise and a noob... will my ship (NCL Dream) be the only cruise ship tehre or will there be other ships. If So How much are tehre..2 or 3..Bermuda is a small island u know so dont get large wit the number of the boats

Answer 1

I have been to Bermuda by cruise ship twice and both times there were other ships. AS to whether there will be others when you are there it depends on the schedules of the cruise lines that now serve Bermuda.  Since cruises to Bermuda can be 5, 6, or 7 days, ships may be coming and going and not staying more than a couple days.

However, there are three (3) places where ships can dock in Bermuda and only one, in the town of Hamilton, is there space for more than one ship at a time.  Bermuda dos not have a lot of space at each port.  So, there may be a ship or two docked at Hamilton, another docked at St George, and a third docked at the Kings Dockyard or as it's also called the Wharf.  So you may or may not see another ship there while you are there.  This arrangement is good because since the island is 22 miles long it spreads the tourist out all over the island.

Answer 2

Try going to this website.... http://www.cruisecal.com  I don't remember having to register to use it, but apparently you do now.. The website looks updated since the last time I used it.

Answer 3

they should dock there, they should have a few ports to put other cruise ships, at least thats how its been like the cruises i have been on

Answer 4

Only been on one cruise, and while it was to the Caribbean, pretty much every port we stopped at, there were at least one or two other ships there.

Can't tell you how many might be there, but don't be surprised to see 2 or 3 others too.

Have fun anyway!

Answer 5

You did not give a date, so you need to look at the schedule yourself. Click on the URL shown below, and when you get to the website, click on the cruise ship schedule. It is a PDF file, listed by date. Find the date you will be there in Bermuda and see if another ship is listed with the NCL Dream.

Regards,

Dan