Travel Tips for King's Wharf, Bermuda
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King's Wharf is also known as the Royal Navy Dockyard, as it was a key
naval base for Britain until 1957. The docking facilities are now used by
cruise ships, especially ships that are too large for the docks in Hamilton and
St. Georges.
Favorites in King's Wharf -- You
should visit the Bermuda Maritime
Museum, where you can swim with the dolphins! (Click
here for details on the Dolphin Quest Encounter). Also check out the craft shops in Clocktower Mall, just across
from where your ship will dock. Also, there is a very convenient beach
just in back of the rock walls at the
end of the end of the street with the palm trees, where you can rent water
toys for the kids and swim for free.
He
said -- Our least favorite Bermuda port (sorry, but it's true). Not much
to do here, compared to St. Georges and Hamilton. Still, to put it
in perspective, it does have great scenery. She
said -- Shopping here is very limited. Husbands are going to
like this place -- there isn't much to buy.
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