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The cruise ship Divina made her inaugural call to Bermuda this week — and the ship’s captain was presented with a traditional maritime plaque to mark the occasion. Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell and Minister of Public Works Craig Cannonier met the ...

Shawn Crockwell, the Minister of Tourism Development and Transport, commemorated cruise ship MV Oriana’s inaugural visit to Bermuda with a traditional maritime plaque exchange. The exchange was held on board between Mr Crockwell and ship captain Marc...

The first cruise ship of the 2015 season arrived in Hamilton yesterday morning in brilliant sunshine. The Hamburg and her 360 passengers originated in Tortola in the British Virgin Islands and were only in town for the day. The liner left Hamilton in...

The Bermuda Government has moved to quell concerns that repairs to the Dockyard wharves and their surrounding infrastructure will not be completed by the start of the cruise season. Both Heritage Wharf and King’s Wharf sustained significant damage du...

The Island’s North Channel could be dredged as early as the spring so Bermuda can accommodate a new era of supersized cruise liners. The specialist work will be carried out during the 2015 cruise season in between calls by ships so the schedule is no...

Avid beachcomber Andrew Davidson always wanted to find a message in a bottle when he was a little boy. He never did — but as an adult he has come across two, the latest having been cast overboard from a cruise ship almost six years ago. Mr Davidson w...

The arrival of the Celebrity Eclipse in the West End today doubles the number of “Eclipses” currently docked in Bermuda. Chelsea boss Roman Abramovich’s luxury motor yacht, Eclipse, remains in Hamilton and is expected to be here until the end of the ...

The start of November signals the final throws of the 2014 cruise season. There’s just the one arrival this week, and only a further seven cruise calls for the year. Today the Emerald Princess arrives in Dockyard from the Azores. The liner and her 3,...

The town of St George’s will welcome a rare commodity this week when the cruise ship, Regatta, and her 700 passengers pull into port. The liner was last in the East End back in April. She is one of just a handful of ships small enough to transit Town...