Historic Bermuda Pass-Anyone try it?

[Nana G]

Hi,

Leaving 7-15 aboard Zenith. 2 previous trips on old Pacific Princess which we loved. Have fallen in love also with Bermuda and want to see things on our own this time. Heard about a pass to all historic buildings/forts/museums. Anyone know what the price is for this and where to get it? :cool:

[e.durban]

It's called the Bermuda Heritage Passport (if I remember) and it costs $25pp. Here's a link with more info: http://www.bermudatourism.com/sightseeing.pdf

[CaribbeanBound]

We did it. It's worth it.

 

Here is a very detailed review of Zenith to Bermuda. We were there for a week. We stopped in Hamilton and St. George. Hints and tips about the ship, island transportation, beaches, caves, forts and sea glass. http://www.lavasurfer.com/info/bermuda.html

Enjoy your trip.

[Nana G]

Thanks so much for all your help! Since we leave Saturday time is of the essence!!!!!

[Nerina]

Hi CaribbeanBound,

Just read about your trip - lots of great information - thanx! As for the caves, we are interested in visiting them & would like to know if you can take pictures in them? Do you have a guide or can you walk thru them at your own pace? Approximately how long does it take to see both caves?

[CaribbeanBound]

Yes, you can take all the pictures you want. The tours were guided only. Not including wait time and the queue (hint: GET THERE EARLY) allow about 30 minutes for each cave. If your group size is large and/or there are a lot of people awaiting the tour, it may take longer. You will have a MUCH BETTER experience if you can get into a small group.