By Jennifer Zimmerman
Bermuda is a gorgeous island about 1,200 miles off of the coast of North Carolina. It is a wonderful mix of English traditions and distinct culture. Pink sand
beaches, historical sights and interesting shops make it a getaway bound to make every visitor happy. However, Bermuda is also very expensive, which is why many visitors take the cruise option. That way, they get to visit the beautiful island without having to pay the huge hotel and dining prices. If you want to cruise to Bermuda and remain on the island, however, you have only one option. You must pay the full cruise fare, then stay on the island after your cruise departs. You will also need to have proof that you have a plane ticket to leave the island to appease the customs officials--Bermuda does not permit open-ended stays.
Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Cruise Line has seven-day to and from cruises to Bermuda leaving from New York, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Charleston. Cruises sail between May and October.
Royal Caribbean
Royal Caribbean has five-day to and from cruises to Bermuda that leave from Norfolk, Va.; Bayonne, New Jersey; and Baltimore. Cruises sail from May through November.
Carnival
Carnival Cruises has one cruise to Bermuda each year. It leaves from New York in April.
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About the Author:
Jennifer Zimmerman is a former teacher who has been writing and editing for the last three years. She has written numerous articles for eHow, Travels and Prefab and edited scripts and reports for DWJ Television and Inversion Productions. She is a graduate of Boston University and Lewis and Clark College.
