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Bermuda Cruises - Relaxation, Pink Sands and Internationally Known Golf Courses Await
Have you ever had the opportunity to sit back and relax on a pink sand
beach? On a Bermuda cruise, you can do just that. While relaxing on the
beach is definitely part of a cruise to Bermuda, this area offers so
much more. Its rich history provides numerous historic spots for you to
explore on your shore excursions, and if that was not enough to entice
you, Bermuda has more golf courses per square mile than anywhere else
on earth. From a rich history to great golfing, you will find the
ultimate in a tropical vacation experience on Bermuda cruises.
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Bermuda is thought to have one of the oldest English speaking
communities in the western hemisphere. Located just 500 miles from the
coast of North Carolina, the island chain is easily visited from any
popular port along the East Coast, including Boston, New York and
Baltimore. While you are visiting, you can experience shore excursions
that allow you to:
- Buy your own pair of authentic Bermuda shorts.
- Play golf on one of the many popular golf courses.
- See a church built in 1620 that still serves parishioners today.
- Visit an underground lake in one of the island caverns.
If you are ready to kick back and relax on the beaches of Bermuda,
browse CruiseWeb.com to find exclusive discounts and offers on cruises
to Bermuda.
Planning Your Bermuda Cruise Experience
Most cruises to Bermuda leave the U.S. from the east coast and span
five to eight nights, allowing you to experience the sights, sounds and
history of Bermuda. Popular ports-of-call in Bermuda include Hamilton,
King's Wharf and St. George's.
If you are ready to see pink sand and try your hand at golfing with the
sea breezes around you, contact one of the cruise agents from
CruiseWeb.com. With our help, you can find an amazing deal that will
make your Bermuda cruise just a little more sweet.
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Preview a Bermuda cruise vacation with one of our
preferred cruise lines:
- - Carnival is a fun, casual, value oriented
cruise line appealing to the young at heart of all ages.
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- Holland America is a premium, elegant, classic cruise line with a
semi-formal and yet relaxed atmosphere.
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- - Norwegian have intimate modern ships
offering many activities, but in an intimate environment focused on
Freestyle Cruising.
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- Royal Caribbean is an excellently run, activity filled, value
oriented cruise line with a casual yet sophisticated atmosphere.
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- Regent Seven Seas was voted "Best Small Cruise Line" in Travel
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Leisure's fourth annual "World's Best" Awards readers' survey (in 2001
and 1999).
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Pricing & Information Request
Call 1-800-377-9383 or submit a request.
* Rates and offers vary by cruise, are subject to select dates and categories, are cruise only, per person, based on double occupancy, in US Dollars and include NCCF, unless otherwise mentioned. Government taxes and fees are additional. All rates and offers are capacity controlled, are subject to availability and confirmation, and may change without notice. Additional restrictions may apply.
- Carnival reserves the right to re-instate the fuel supplement for all guests at up to $9 per person per day if the NYMEX oil price exceeds $70 per barrel.
- Holland America Line reservations are only accepted from clients with a United States or Canadian residence; by reserving on Holland America Line, client warrants that he/she maintains a US or Canadian residence.
- ^ MSC Cruises kids age 11 and under sail free and age 12 to 17 sail for $99.00 when traveling with two adults in the same stateroom (some restrictions may apply.)
- Princess Cruises reservations are only accepted from clients with a United States or Canadian residence; by reserving on Princess Cruises, client warrants that he/she maintains a US or Canadian residence.
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