Bermuda & Bahamas Cruise

Bermuda is a tropical paradise which is made up over one beautiful hundred islands in the Atlantic Ocean. It great for waterpsorts, beaches , sunshine, quaint shops You can see the stunning pink beaches from your cruise cabin, as well as azure blue waters. It is also a clean place where only the rich play. It was a British Colony before it became obsessed with developing golfing resorts. The Bermuda Triangle has had many films, books and science fiction mysteries based around space ships and other ships disappearing, but interestingly never a cruise ship. Unless that cruise ship has mysteriously disappeared to the Bahamas.

The Bahamas in the Caribbean are like no other country consisting of 700 islands. Three quarters of the landmass is under the sea which has a thriving marine life. The island is flat so there are no mountains or waterfalls! Go fishing, sit on beaches, play golf and enjoy water sports with varied places to stay from 5 Star hotels to lovely coves! Grand Bahama Island has the Lucayan Harbour Cruise Facility in Freeport Harbour which can shelter two cruise ships at a time. Spend days boating, swimming with dolphins, shopping, visiting museums and eating before heading back to the peace and quiet of your cruise ship cabin.

All Ocean-Cruise flights are with either major airlines - Virgin Atlantic, British Midland International, American Airlines, United Airlines - or household name charters - My Travel, Thomas Cook, Air Atlanta, and so on. We can arrange flights on budget airlines too!

Horseshoe Bay Beach

The Bermuda National Trust Museum.

The Bermuda Triangle

Hamilton the Capital of Bermuda where most ships dock is a great place to shop.

Nassau is the biggest city and main port with pink colonial buildings and busy street markets.

See Rawson Square, Straw Market, Queens’ Staircase and Fort Charlotte.

See the Pompey Museum.

Freeport and Lucaya are the Bahamas second largest Ports where you can swim with dolphins, then buy duty free goods.

If you want a quieter pace the Outer Islands are thinly populated and have gorgeous deserted beaches from which you can go sailing.

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