Hamilton Passenger Terminal
Cruise passenger terminal at 24 Front Street serving the Hamilton 5/6 berth in the city centre.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Hamilton is the capital of Bermuda, a walkable harbour city. Its heart is Front Street, a waterfront promenade where colonial-style buildings painted pink, yellow and blue overlook Hamilton Harbour, with shops selling fashion, jewellery… More about Hamilton →
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Ship schedule by month
October 2026 · from today · all times local (Atlantic Time)
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Cruise Ships in Hamilton
Today and the next 7 days · all times local (Atlantic Time)
Today · Thu 22 OctNo ships
0 people in port
No cruise ships today
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- Thu22 Oct–No ships0 ships
- Fri23 Oct502Quiet1 ship
- Sat24 Oct502Quiet1 ship
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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Hamilton day.
Planning a day in Hamilton?
The crowd calendar shows every ship and how busy the port is, hour by hour, plus the quietest and busiest days for the next 90 days.
Where is the Hamilton cruise port?
Smaller cruise ships dock right in the city centre at the Hamilton 5/6 berth on Front Street, beside the Hamilton Passenger Terminal at 24 Front Street. Passengers step straight onto Front Street, with shops and restaurants within a few minutes' walk. Most large cruise ships do not come to Hamilton but berth at the Royal Naval Dockyard at the western end of Bermuda, about an hour away by bus.
Terminal
Getting to the Hamilton cruise port
Hamilton City Hall, Church Street → Hamilton Passenger Terminal, 24 Front Street
0 km · ~6 min by car
City Hall and the shops of Front Street are a short walk from the terminal through the city centre.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
TransportTypical priceJourneyGood to know
Walk
Freeper person
~6 min
450 m.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Driving to the port
Royal Naval Dockyard to Hamilton: about 1 hour by bus (routes 7 and 8, about every 15 minutes). The Transportation Pass covers buses and ferries: 1 day BMD 19, 2 days 31.50, 3 days 44, 4 days 48.50, 7 days 62; children half price. Distances and times are approximate.
Hamilton Cruise Terminals
1 terminal
Eating in Hamilton
- Casual lunch per person
- BMD 21.50–32
- per person
- Restaurant dinner per person
- BMD 24–46.50
- per person
Prices in BMD from local menus (main courses); the Bermudian dollar trades at par with the US dollar.
Where to eat
Front Street, Hamilton
Waterfront pubs and restaurants steps from the cruise berth.
Destination
About Hamilton
Hamilton is the capital of Bermuda, a walkable harbour city. Its heart is Front Street, a waterfront promenade where colonial-style buildings painted pink, yellow and blue overlook Hamilton Harbour, with shops selling fashion, jewellery, souvenirs and rum alongside restaurants and pubs. Banks and offices sit among them, as Hamilton is an international business hub. A few blocks inland are City Hall and the Bermuda National Gallery, the Sessions House of Bermuda's parliament, and the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, whose tower can be climbed on weekdays. Fort Hamilton, a former British garrison with gardens in its old moat, looks over the city from a hilltop. Public buses connect Hamilton with the South Shore beaches, St. George's and the Royal Naval Dockyard.
- Climate
- Mild subtropical climate with warm, humid summers, cool but frost-free winters and rain spread through the year. Winter (Dec-Feb) highs 20-22C (69-71F), lows 15-17C (60-63F), 105-128 mm of rain a month. Spring (Mar-May) highs 21-24C (69-76F), lows 16-20C (60-68F), 87-119 mm. Summer (Jun-Aug) highs 27-30C (81-86F), lows 23-25C (73-77F), 110-165 mm. Autumn (Sep-Nov) highs 24-29C (75-84F), lows 19-24C (67-76F), 112-149 mm. Warmest month August (high 30.1C/86F); coolest February (high 20.4C/69F, low 15.4C/60F); wettest August (165 mm); driest April (87 mm). About 1,454 mm of rain a year on about 136 days; annual mean temperature 22.4C (72F).
- Time zone
- Atlantic Time
- Currency
- BMD
Things to Do in Hamilton
Front Street
Hamilton's harbourfront promenade of pastel colonial buildings, shops, pubs and restaurants, right beside the cruise berth.
City Hall, Sessions House and the Cathedral
A short walking loop inland to City Hall and the Bermuda National Gallery, the Sessions House of Bermuda's parliament, and the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, whose tower is open to climb on weekdays.
Fort Hamilton
Former British garrison on a hilltop at the city's eastern edge, with harbour views and gardens in the old dry moat; a 15-minute walk from the terminal.
Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo
Aquarium, natural history museum and zoo; adults BMD 10, children 5-12 and seniors BMD 5, under 5 free.