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Add color to your summer this year with a Holland America Line cruise to the pink sands and pastel skyline of Bermuda. Holland America’s weeklong cruises feature three nights in this beautiful destination, leaving plenty of time to explore and really get to know the island. When you think of Bermuda do you imagine spending your days active in the sun or just wading in the water on a beautiful beach? Whatever you prefer, Holland America Line has a perfect experience for you. GET ACTIVE The Island Kayak & Secluded Beach tour is an award-winning excursion. The tour explores Bermuda’s diverse eco-systems above and below the ocean’s surface. You’ll use a sit-on-top double kayak and head off on a guided and narrated shoreline tour. Take in the views of the rocky coastline, uninhabited islands and secluded beaches as you paddle along. Your guide will point out interesting plant species and Bermuda locals like egrets and herons. The water is clear enough to also watch the fish, coral and turtles below the surface. The Railway Bike & Beach tour is a combination tour that is ideal for the active visitor. You’ll get some exercise and then take a well-deserved beach break after. First you’ll head to Somerset Island, located at the rural West End of Bermuda. You’ll gear up and hop on a Trek mountain bike and begin a guided cycle tour along the original Bermuda Railway Trail. This 5- to 8- mile ride will stop at various points of interests and feature spectacular views of stunning seascapes, lush gardens and exotic plants. You will also have a chance to hike up to historic Fort Scaur. When your ride is over you’ll cool off with a refreshing swim. CelticCail gave the tour five stars on the Holland America Line website. This was so much fun. We biked all over the place at a lovely pace, all the water you could drink was provided and carried by the guide. We got to stop at Fort Scaur and check that out, which was awesome. Our guide was friendly, fun, and informative. At the […]
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Add color to your summer this year with a Holland America Line cruise to the pink sands and pastel skyline of Bermuda. Holland America’s weeklong cruises feature three nights in this beautiful destination, leaving plenty of time to explore and really get to know the island. When you think of Bermuda do you imagine spending your days active in the sun or just wading in the water on a beautiful beach? Whatever you prefer, Holland America Line has a perfect experience for you. GET ACTIVE The Island Kayak & Secluded Beach tour is an award-winning excursion. The tour explores Bermuda’s diverse eco-systems above and below the ocean’s surface. You’ll use a sit-on-top double kayak and head off on a guided and narrated shoreline tour. Take in the views of the rocky coastline, uninhabited islands and secluded beaches as you paddle along. Your guide will point out interesting plant species and Bermuda locals like egrets and herons. The water is clear enough to also watch the fish, coral and turtles below the surface. The Railway Bike & Beach tour is a combination tour that is ideal for the active visitor. You’ll get some exercise and then take a well-deserved beach break after. First you’ll head to Somerset Island, located at the rural West End of Bermuda. You’ll gear up and hop on a Trek mountain bike and begin a guided cycle tour along the original Bermuda Railway Trail. This 5- to 8- mile ride will stop at various points of interests and feature spectacular views of stunning seascapes, lush gardens and exotic plants. You will also have a chance to hike up to historic Fort Scaur. When your ride is over you’ll cool off with a refreshing swim. CelticCail gave the tour five stars on the Holland America Line website. This was so much fun. We biked all over the place at a lovely pace, all the water you could drink was provided and carried by the guide. We got to stop at Fort Scaur and check that out, which was awesome. Our guide was friendly, fun, and informative. At the […]
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