Bermuda, Sint Maarten & British Virgin Islands Cruise: Hamilton, Philipsburg & Road Town

New York City needs little by way of introduction, as its reputation for outstanding theatre, music, museums, restaurants, sports, eclectic neighborhoods, and vibrant nightlife is famous throughout the world.

The stories about Bermuda are true: The sand is pink, the water an irresistible turquoise, golf courses are everywhere, and traffic in Hamilton is directed by constables wearing (you guessed it) Bermuda shorts.

The stories about Bermuda are true: The sand is pink, the water an irresistible turquoise, golf courses are everywhere, and traffic in Hamilton is directed by constables wearing (you guessed it) Bermuda shorts.

The stories about Bermuda are true: The sand is pink, the water an irresistible turquoise, golf courses are everywhere, and traffic in Hamilton is directed by constables wearing (you guessed it) Bermuda shorts.

It’s hard to get lost in Philipsburg—one mile of colorful Creole houses long and four streets deep—but it’s also a place where you may find yourself on the brink of an adventure you have long imagined.

The largest of the British Virgin Islands and home of the capital, Road Town, Tortola is a big draw for outdoor enthusiasts thanks to fantastic hiking trails in the lush interior hills. For a more laid back island experience, Tortola is home to some of the best beaches in the Caribbean. Imbibe on Brewer’s Bay beach, or dig your toes into the sand on Cane Beach, by far the most famous and popular beach on the island.

Ponce de Leon never did find the Fountain of Youth, but he did stumble upon San Juan, which had to be a close second, featuring an appealing array of golf courses, rainforests and beaches galore.