Is the King's Wharf and

[bling19572010]

the Royal Naval Dockyard the same place?

 

Thank you.

[sousak78]

Er, kind of. Kings Wharf is located in the Dockyard area.

[njhorseman]

Kings Wharf and Heritage Wharf are the names of the two adjacent quays where cruise ships dock at the Royal Naval Dockyard. Some cruise lines (for example, NCL) don't properly identify at which one their ships are docked. NCL says Kings Wharf in most or all of its written material when in fact NCL ships dock at Heritage Wharf. This is a holdover from the time when Kings Wharf was the only quay at Dockyard, so the names "Dockyard" and "Kings Wharf" were often used interchangeably . Heritage Wharf opened a few years ago, but not everyone at the cruise lines seems to have gotten the message.

[bling19572010]

Thank you for the explanation!!

[Brighton Line]

Then you also have Princess saying "West End" to add to the confusion. Dockyard is the West End of Bermuda....

[bling19572010]

Then you also have Princess saying "West End" to add to the confusion. Dockyard is the West End of Bermuda....

 

 

Thank you!

[marco]

OP: The Cliffs Notes answer to your question is "yes".

[bling19572010]

OP: The Cliffs Notes answer to your question is "yes".

 

 

Thank you!