Our floating hotel arrives at the Dockyard in Bermuda.
Let's segue to Segway.
Going in circles at the Dockyard.
Soaring over the Dockyard.
Classier than using a cell phone.
"Bermuda -- so exotic, yet so familiar!"
"I can see our ship from here."
On the ferry to Hamilton.
Sailing the Great Sound between the Dockyard and Hamilton
The bustling Hamilton bus depot.
Even the trash bins look classier here.
Bermuda history ...
... told through postage stamps.
Don't assume that you may telephone from just anywhere.
Yes, Bermuda is expensive, but don't try to swipe anything.
After buses and ferries, scooters are the best way to get around.
Harbour Night festivities in Hamilton.
The closest bus stop to paradise.
Undiscovered by cruise ship passengers -- so far.
To get to the beach, you have to fight past crowds of roosters.
Garden of Eden? No, Somerset Long Bay.
"Finally a deserted beach ..."
"Hey, you with the camera ..."
"Put down the camera and follow me in."
"Did you lose this?"
"I'm going to find sunken treasures."
This beach is really for local folks, not for tourists.
Bermudian cherubs use their halos as flotation rings.
"It's been a long day, and I'm so tired."
"I'm done here."
"He wanted to rent a scooter. I'm happy to just wait for the bus."
Mangrove Bay, in Somerset.
The Gibbs Hill Lighthouse casts a long shadow.
To see us on the Norwegian Dawn, click here, or scroll down.
