Bermuda Transport Methods From the Cruise Port (to Horseshoe Bay and Hamilton)
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we chose Oleander because they offered us a lower rate than what was posted
the roads have many curves you are driving on the left left side of the road so be cautious
this is the beach that has the pink sand what do you think Buddy pretty nice
it is just absolutely breathtaking
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Greetings from beautiful Bermuda! We have ported at the Royal Naval Dockyard overnight and I am here to give you some brief information regarding how to get around this island. There is the metro bus, shared mini-bus, water taxi, commercial taxis, and motorbike rentals. Since we were docked overnight and we wanted to travel on our schedule, we rented a motorbike. The cost was about $15 more than two days of bus and ferry passes for Alex and me. Having the freedom of movement was well worth the few extra dollars! Since the bikes are limited to 50cc, NO motorcycle enforcement is required. There is parking at the dock for your scooter at no charge. We spent most of our time at Horseshoe Bay and went into Downtown Hamilton to check it out. I researched all travel modes and have them in this video. If you have been to Bermuda or have questions, please comment below. We invite you to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more tours, discussions, and our adventures. Follow on INSTAGRAM @asgoodasitgets for photos and shorts. Thanks for watching, see you on the next one, Ciao ciao for now!