Regent Seven Seas Cruises Bermuda Cruises

When you cruise to Bermuda with Regent Seven Seas Cruises, get ready for an unbelievable tropical experience you will remember forever. Exploration, discovery, and relaxation come with the territory. Imagine a day delving into the Crystal Caves, or a trip through the waters in a glass-bottom boat in Hamilton. Take a St. George Horse and Carriage Ride and visit a historic town, where you can find places like Stuart Hall and the Bermuda Perfumery. Or, hit some of the best links in the world for 18-holes. It’s all waiting in a paradise just a Regent Seven Seas Cruises Bermuda cruise away.

Things to Do on a Bermuda Cruise with Regent Seven Seas Cruises

A luxury cruise to Bermuda is a great idea. The islands not only have beautiful beaches, they offer a bit of history and adventure too. On a luxury cruise to Bermuda with Regent Seven Seas Cruises, you can visit an 18th century home and explore the Crystal Caves.

• Crystal Caves and Tucker’s Town Drive (Hamilton, Bermuda)
  Explore the amazing underground world of Bermuda’s Crystal Caves which get their name from the amazingly clear water that flows into the cave and forms a lake. When you venture into this cave you’ll see amazing stalactites and stalagmites and glide across the lake on a pontoon. Then you’ll head up to bask in the island sunshine and take a tour of one of the most exclusive neighborhoods on the island, Tucker’s Town, where homes start at $10 million.
   

• Horse and Carriage Ride (Hamilton, Bermuda)
  Take a romantic ride through the historical landmarks and the well-manicured gardens of Hamilton. Throughout your carriage ride your driver will fill you in on the history of the island and its structures, paying special attention to the era when horses and carriages were the only mode of island transportation.
   

• Premier Glass-bottom Boat Cruise (Hamilton, Bermuda)
  Sit back and enjoy the view as this glass bottom boat takes you along the West End of Bermuda’s coast. Here you’ll encounter the reef that surrounds Bermuda and a wide array of fish that live on and off of the reef. You’ll see the wreck site of the ship Vixen which sailed during the 18th century and look out for noshing turtles.
   

• Heritage Walking Tour (St. George’s, Bermuda)
  Walk along the cobblestone streets of the oldest inhabited English town in the New World. On this tour you’ll hear stories about rumrunners, pirates and the town’s early life. You’ll visit sites like Stuart Hall, an 18th century home and the Bermuda Perfumery, and the St. Peter’s church, the oldest Anglican church in the New World.
   

• St. George Scenic Sail, Swim and Snorkel (St. George’s, Bermuda)
  Feel the amazing breeze on your face as you sail around St. George’s while enjoying spectacular views of Bermuda. Your captain also does double duty as a tour guide. He’ll share stories of the maritime past of the island and insight into Bermuda’s environment. Once at the lagoon you can jump in to swim or snorkel.
   

• Famous Homes and Hideaways Cruise (Hamilton, Bermuda)
  Check out the homes of Catherine Zeta Jones, playwright Eugene O’Neal and Wizard of Oz illustrator William Denslow. You’ll also sail by the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, which is one of the oldest cast iron lighthouses in the world.