Bermuda Royal Navy Dockyard Cruise Port Review and Our Tour of Bermuda
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We're sailing into Bermuda at the Royal Navy dockyard.
It's a pretty impressive looking clock tower, though. Really cool old building.
This is a gorgeous stop.
It was a gorgeous day in Bermuda today.
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The Royal Navy Dockyard is a common cruise port in Bermuda and includes two ship berths: The Hamilton Wharf and the King's Wharf. We explore the dockyard port showing the port shuttle stops, the taxi locations, the public ferry location, the public bus stop. We see businesses selling tours, and renting mopeds. I show you around the clocktower mall. And we locate the museum which includes the Dolphin Quest. After our look around the port area, we take a tour discovering fascinating facts about cemeteries in Bermuda and the rain collection systems of the homes before stopping at Walvis Bay Beach, St. George, Hamilton and Gibbs lighthouse. Timeline: 00 Intro .50 Royal Navy Dockyard Port Signage, maps and transportation info 1.11 Port Shuttle Route 1:20 ATM locations 1:28 National Museum of the Bahamas and Dolphin Quest Location 1:44 Taxi, Ferry, and Tour Rates and Information 2:10 Clock Tower Mall 3:44 Begin Bermudaful Island Tour 4:30 Cemetery Info 4:57 Roof Designs and Cisterns 5:02 Walvis Bay Beach- See the Pink Sand 6:14 St. George 7:45 Meal at White Horse Restaurant 8:20 Where to Get Passports Stamped 8:34 Hamilton: Point Pleasant Park, Bermuda Triangle Marker, Ferry Terminal, Sopping on Front Street, Public Library, Queen Elizabeth Park, City Hall and Public Bus Terminal 11:55 Gibbs Lighthouse