Bermuda: The Cruise Port You Wish You Knew About
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The creator provides a comprehensive tour of Bermuda, traveling from the western end of the island to the easternmost point. The journey begins near the Royal Dockyard, visiting a historic chapel built around 1620 and the world's smallest drawbridge. The tour continues to the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, where the creator explains its significance for maritime navigation and describes the views of the southern coast. The excursion moves through various landscapes, including the pink sands of Warwick Long Bay, the Bermuda Botanical Garden, and the city of Hamilton. The creator highlights local culture by mentioning Swizzle, a famous pub, and discusses the history of the LF Wade International Airport runway. The tour concludes in St. George's, where the creator visits St. Peter's Church and the Unfinished Church before traveling to Tobacco Bay and Fort St. Catherine. The video ends with a ferry ride from Hamilton back to the cruise terminal at King's Wharf, completing a full traverse of the island.
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Bermuda is one of the best ports to cruise to
I highly recommend you take a Bermuda cruise to discover all that Bermuda has to offer
the tour guide was just telling us at about 70 Mi that's how far ships can see this Lighthouse
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