Docking at St. George Town

The Town of St. George is at the eastern end of Bermuda (15 miles from the City of Hamilton). This is another extremely convenient cruise port but wind conditions may make it difficult/impossible for the small to mid-size cruise ships visiting here to safely enter the narrow, 220-foot wide Town Cut channel leading to St. George.

As a result, ships scheduled to stop here may have to go to Hamilton instead, or ships  scheduled to depart Hamilton for St George may have to remain in Hamilton.

St. George Town has two berths, at Penno's Wharf and Ordnance Island, both within easy walking distance of the town center.

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To travel from St. George to other parts of the island by water, ferries go frequently to the City of Hamilton, less often to the Royal Naval Dockyard.

To visit nearby beaches from St. George, you have a choice of bus, minibus, taxi, moped/scooter or by foot. Tobacco Bay, a 20-minute walk to the opposite side of the island west of Fort St. Catherine, is usually not too crowded. Nearby Fort St. Catherine  Beach is another good choice.

Also considering opting for the #1 bus and a 25 to 30-minute ride to John Smith's Bay in Smith's Parish. Ask the bus driver to stop at John Smith's Beach. You need tokens for the bus. They don’t accept cash.

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