Leave urban life behind and set sail for pink beaches and sparkling oceans on a luxury cruise to Bermuda from NYC (Cape Liberty). This lush, subtropical destination in the Sargasso Sea is rich in natural beauty, from limestone cliffs to dramatic caves and flower-filled country lanes. There’s activity galore, whether you love to dive over wrecks, play golf, hike, bike, or try cliff-jumping into the aquamarine water.
On cruises from the New York area to Bermuda, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy your luxurious Celebrity ship, with relaxing days at sea during which you can enjoy world-class dining and dazzling entertainment, or simply unwind in the blissful spa. Elevate your experience with The Retreat, which includes a stay in a suite, and access to an exclusive lounge.
Itineraries
Highlights of a New York to Bermuda Cruise
Natural Beauty
Explore Bermuda’s stunning pink and pale gold beaches and shimmering aquamarine sea. Reefs around the island are home to colorful marine species, from angelfish to spotted eagle rays and graceful sea turtles. On land, immerse yourself in nature by hiking or biking the verdant Bermuda Railway Trail. Or head deep underground to the million-year-old Crystal Cave and Fantasy Cave, which drip with stalactites and conceal underground lakes and sparkling minerals like frozen waterfalls.
Food & Drink
Bermuda has a rich cuisine that makes the most of the ocean's bounty. Fish chowder is the national dish, packed with tomatoes, green peppers, and onions, and laced with black rum and the island’s famous sherry pepper sauce. Try wahoo sandwiches, piled with coleslaw and hot sauce, codfish cakes, and rich, creamy conch stew. Bermuda is a cocktail heaven; try Gosling’s Dark ‘n’ Stormy, made of dark rum and ginger beer over ice, and the fruity Rum Swizzle.
Watersports
Admire the island from the water on a romantic catamaran trip at sunset, sipping a Rum Swizzle as the sky turns fiery pink. Kayak in glass-clear waters along the rugged coastline, or learn about the Bermuda Triangle on a snorkel tour to the Constellation and Montana wrecks. For something different, try an evening cocktail cruise aboard a glass-bottomed boat. As the sun sets, your captain will switch on underwater lights, illuminating the reef and nocturnal marine life below.
