Walking (and ferry boats) in Bermuda - What to do on Your Day in Port

Editorial Summary

The creator documents a day of exploration in Bermuda using public transit and walking. After arriving via the Norwegian Gem, the journey begins with a ferry ride from the Royal Naval Dockyard to Hamilton. The creator explores the main town before taking another ferry toward Belmont to reach the Gibbs Hill lighthouse area. Finding the ferry stops not immediately near the lighthouse, the creator transitions to a long walk through various parishes, including Warwick. The trek involves navigating steep roads, winding paths, and intersections such as St Marys Road and Spice Hill Road. Along the way, the creator observes local architecture, white-roofed houses, and several different beaches, including Warwick Long Bay. The walk continues through jungle-like areas and along coastal cliffs until reaching Horseshoe Bay. The creator notes the presence of seaweed on the beaches and observes various amenities like umbrella rentals and gift shops. The excursion concludes at Horseshoe Bay, where the creator locates a public bus stop to return to the ship.

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