phillynick

49 minutes ago, mking8288 said:

Bermuda's public fast ferry runs year-round, it is on their WINTER schedule and services are limited, and especially on weekends & island holidays, always check ahead. 

 

NCL's fast ferry to St. George's ("Spirit of ") that docked across from NCL ship whenever it's there, run on its own special schedule that align with ship's sailing time.  The last ferry for the day usually returns at 5 pm (or 1 pm if the ship sail at 3 p.m. with all abroad by 2:30 p.m.)  "Current" schedule always posted on the deck & when in doubt, ask the ferry crew.  

 

Our friends were there in Bermuda last month for a scheduled 5 days cruise out of NY and took advantage of the free NCL ferry, show your Guest Key Card to board.  Just be advised that some shops are closed for the winter season while others are open with winter schedule in place.  Check & sync your watch and smartphone's clock, the Pier Runner's Club membership is free but very expensive if the ship sail without you & disembark your belongings and luggage on the pier with the port agent.  

Oh wow thank you for all the info!

13 hours ago, EllieinNJ said:

How disappointing.  I am on the 5 day Getaway cruise to Bermuda on Feb. 1st.  I planned on taking the ferry to the bus to Crystal Caves and back the first day but if they cancel the second day this probably won't be possible if they leave at 3:45pm.  I picked this cruise because we were just down to the other islands in November and wanted a short respite from the winter.  

Does the ferry run this time of year?

Excellent info and photos!

Then you are making yours wrong. It is a full shot. Else it would not fill a glass.

 

6&8

I'm gonna go with you are not a bartender, because a bartender can make any amount "fit" in a glass.......with that said it's definitely 1/2oz each

Our good friends had that suite when we went through the Panama Canal, it was beautiful, convenient and spacious.

Can they run the casino while they are in port like this?

 

 

 

I always thought that they could not and need to be in international water to run the casino. If they are in Nassau 16h earlier than planned does that mean the casino is closed for such a long time?

 

 

 

Maybe the rules have changed and they can open the casino while in ports... I don't no.

Depends on the port

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I heard a new cruise director boarded with you....is that true?

First cruise ever was the Majesty, kept going back until they sold it:mad: