Kings Wharf and Heritage Wharf are commonly listed as ports of call by many of the cruise ships visiting Bermuda, although they are actually just the names of the cruise ship berths at the Royal Naval Dockyard.
Kings Wharf and Heritage Wharf are the only berths in Bermuda capable of handling today’s larger cruise ships.
For the 2013 cruise season, the ships calling regularly at Kings Wharf/Heritage Wharf are the Explorer of the Seas, Grandeur of the Seas, Norwegian Breakaway, Norwegian Dawn, and Celebrity Summit.
There are plenty of things to see and do at Kings Wharf. Attractions include the Bermuda Maritime Museum and Dolphin Quest, and the Bermuda Art Centre.
Shoppers can visit the Clocktower Mall and a range of other outlets such as the Dockyard Glassworks and the Bermuda Clayworks.
Places to eat and drink include the Frog and Onion Pub.
Visitors wishing to explore other parts of the island should note that Kings Wharf is well-served by Bermuda’s bus and ferry services. Staff at the Visitor Information Centre can provide timetables, maps, and more.
