Breakaway to Bermuda with 3 generations- itinerary suggestions requested

[karenna00]

We will be on the Breakaway and have 2.5 days in Bermuda. We are travelling with 3 generations- grandparents in their 60s with some minor mobility issues (can walk but not do strenuous exercise) and young children (5 1/2 and 3 1/2).

Any suggestions for an itinerary and how to get around?

We thought maybe a visit to a beach and to the Aquarium. (Any suggestions on how to get there from the Dockyards?)

Not sure what else might appeal to all ages.

[biker@sea]

Do try the New NCL Free ferry ( Bo Hingy 2 )to St. George. :)

Directly across from Breakaway @ Heritage Wharf.

[JerseyGem]

If the kids like to splash around in the water, and the weather cooperates, I suggest a day or afternoon at Snorkel Park. It's located right in the complex (The Dockyard) where the ship is docked. It's walkable but there is a free tram that takes you around the dockyard. There is a small fee. Our 3 year old GD loved it! It's not one of the well known (and beautiful) beaches (like Horseshoe Bay), but it's convenient when you have kids along.

 

The previous poster mentioned the ferry to St George. Once there, you can then take a taxi to Tobacco Bay beach, but we found that none of the taxis held 6 people, so our 3 generation group had to split up, a minor inconvenience.

[ColinIllinois]

Check out the Bermuda port of call forum for all kinds of great ideas:

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=196