Bermuda

Royal Naval Dockyard

A historic naval base turned vibrant tourist hub, offering museums, shops, and ferry connections.

Region
Atlantic
Country
Bermuda

What to see

Bermuda Maritime Museum

Located in the historic Commissioner's house, it explores Bermuda's rich seafaring history and shipwreck heritage.

Dolphin Habitat

A popular attraction where visitors can interact with resident Atlantic spotted dolphins in a naturalistic setting.

Craft markets and shops

A vibrant area filled with local artisan crafts, souvenirs, and international brand shops.

Experiences

Located on the western tip of the island, the Royal Naval Dockyard is a historic site that once served as the headquarters for the British Royal Navy in the Atlantic. Today, it is a bustling destination featuring the Bermuda Maritime Museum, excellent shopping options, and restaurants. It is a primary arrival point for large cruise ships and offers a great blend of history, culture, and modern amenities, including a dolphin habitat, a splash pad for kids, and vibrant craft markets, making it a vibrant place to spend the day exploring Bermuda's maritime heritage.

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