Atlantic Coast & Bermuda
King's Wharf, Bermuda
Pink sand, pastel cottages and a British accent in the middle of the Atlantic.
Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory far out in the North Atlantic, about 650 miles from the U.S. coast. Most ships dock at King's Wharf and Heritage Wharf in the Royal Naval Dockyard, with ferries running to Hamilton and to the UNESCO-listed town of St. George's.
- Pink sand beaches
- Royal Naval Dockyard
- St. George's
- Bermuda shorts
What Bermuda is known for
Horseshoe Bay
The island's best-known pink sand beach, on the south shore.
Royal Naval Dockyard
A 19th-century British naval base, now home to the cruise piers, museums and shops.
St. George's
A town founded in 1612 and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Quick facts
- Territory
- Bermuda (United Kingdom)
- Currency
- Bermudian dollar (1:1 with USD)
- Language
- English
- Port type
- Dock (Royal Naval Dockyard)
- Good to know
- It is in the Atlantic, not the Caribbean
- Game route from Miami
- about 971 nautical miles
Bermuda in the game
Unlocks at Explorer Level 1. Arrive to collect the stamp, then pass four missions and gather all five souvenirs to become a Port Master.
Port Trivia
Five questions about this destination.
Harbor Pilot
Steer through ten gates. The closer to the centre of each, the more it scores.
Souvenir Match
Flip cards and pair up local souvenirs.
Souvenir Hunt
Spot the listed keepsakes hidden on the quay.
Souvenirs to collect
- Vial of pink sand
- Bermuda shorts
- Moongate charm
- Bermuda onion
- Rum swizzle stick
Nearby ports
Eastern Caribbean
Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos
A sliver of an island with a beach at the gangway and a wall of coral offshore.
Canada & New England
Portland, Maine
Lobster boats, cobbled wharves and one of America's most photographed lighthouses.
Bahamas & Florida
Nassau, Bahamas
Pastel colonial streets, conch shacks and the easiest first stamp in your passport.
Destination information is a general guide and can change. Voyages in Port Hopper World are simulated and are not real itineraries.