Take a Cruise though Kings Wharf, Bermuda

I think you will like this trip I know do, even though it seems like it is going to two places, actually it is going to different parts of the Kings Wharf, Bermuda, and there is so much to see and do in New York that you might want to book a flight to hotel day or two in advance just to check it out.

Here are the details to the Cruise:



Norwegian Dawn

Norwegian Dawn is the Cruise Ship that you will be sailing on:

Ship Description
Blending the relaxed Freestyle Cruising concept with the tropical essence of warmer climates, Norwegian Dawn boasts an incredible 10 restaurants and 11 different menus every night. Generously decorated with works of Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, and Pop Art, the ship also features nightly entertainment in a European-style opera house, a comprehensive spa, and a wide range of activities and facilities for children.



New York, New York

New York, New York is where the cruise will began and end:

Where You're Docked
With the exception of Royal Caribbean International and Princess Cruises, ships dock in Manhattan on the West Side; the passenger ship terminals are located off the West Side Highway (12th Avenue) and span several blocks of the West 50s.

Getting Around
In Manhattan: Walking is the transportation of choice, but there's plenty else to choose from if you prefer to ride. Subway and bus fares are $2 a ride.

What to See and Do
Set on 843 acres of city land between Fifth and Eighth avenues and 59th and 110th streets, Central Park is a grassy stretch of pastoral idyll teeming with lush rolling meadows, lacy neo-gothic cast-iron bridges, lazy lakes, and playing fields.

Shopping
From world-renowned department stores like Macy's, Bloomingdale's, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Henri Bendel's to specialty shops, charming boutiques, and bargain basements, Manhattan is truly a shopper's heaven.

Staying in Touch
Cyber Cafe: 250 W. 49th St.
easyInternetCafe: 234 W. 42nd St.
NY Computer Cafe: 247 E. 57th St.
Internet Cafe: 82 E. 3rd St.



King Wharf, Bermuda

King Wharf, Bermuda is the main attraction of the cruise:

Getting Around
If you're a first-time visitor, get a good map before setting out, and don't be shy about asking for directions. The Department of Tourism publishes a free pocket map (Bermuda Handy Reference Map). A good first stop on your first day is at the Visitors Service Bureau on Front Street (open Monday - Saturday, 9am - 5pm) for bus tokens, tickets, and transportation passes.

What to See and Do
Bermuda Arts Centre: Formerly opened by the late Princess Margaret in the early 80s, you'll find works by a gaggle of local artists. In-residence artists include a cedar sculptor, a wood carver, and a jewelry designer. Of course, most everything is for sale. Daily 10am - 5pm. Freeport Rd.

Where to Eat and Drink
Food for thought: Norwegian Majesty's Bermuda Freestyle Dining Ashore Program gives cruisers the opportunity to try any one of dozens of what really are first-rate restaurants. Consider the Frog & Onion Pub at the Royal Naval Dockyard for gloriously golden conch fritters that'll have you licking your fingers. Pay $5 and get a lunch voucher worth $25 or $10 for a $50 dinner voucher.

Start Planing your Cruise Today:


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Bermuda Cruise start at $499 for 7 night and day, round trip to New York.

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Much Happiness and Happy Travels Tamila