King's Wharf Cruise Reviews

Very clean beach. The water was beautiful. ...

Lots to do right on the Wharf. Ferry's to other parts of Bermuda, buses too. There was a bus to take you around the Wharf if you wanted. The Fun Park was where the $5 (under 5 or 6 free) pp snorkel beach was located. Great for kids, get there early because it gets crowded. Go beyond the rocks to snorkel. We bring our own gear but you can buy/rent from them. My hubby enjoyed the Transportation ...

Quiet and safe ...

I booked a tour with Lewis Foggo - a blue flag guide that I have used before. ...

The dockyard is fairly flat, but the surfaces can be uneven. 
The tram that circles the Dockyard can accommodate walkers. The National Museum of Bermuda was only accessible for me on the lower level due to a fairly steep incline to get to the upper area. The exhibits on the lower level were interesting and watching the Dolphin Quest participants was fun, but I was disappointed that there wasn’t ...

Gosling's Rum Cruise - interesting, and the rum was spectacular. Dark and Stormy all the way! ...

King's Wharf is enjoyable, though we arrived before many of the shops were open. Spent time at Snorkel Park which is convenient, but small. We've visited Snorkel Park previously and been charged entrance/umbrella prices different than posted prices. It seems they pick where they're going to price gouge you. ...

Didn’t take cruise excursion but took fast ferry to Hamilton for some shopping. Nice day. ...

We toured the Commissioners House and walked around King's Wharf on our own. In hindsight we should have taken a tour. Bermuda is a very nice island and would not hesitate to go again. ...

Love Bermuda, went to HorseShoe Beach and Snorkel Park Beach. Great weather! ...