For years, Bermuda cruises have been one of our agency’s most popular vacations. office of passport services they’ve also been, hands down, my family’s favorite cruise holiday. so, when princess cruises announced it would resume regular bermuda sailings this season, i already knew where i would spend my summer vacation. i’ve had a soft spot in my heart for bermuda cruises since i first of started in the travel business over eleven years ago. the sailings, then and now, seem like passport vintage wines that just get services better and better office over time. there’s an ideal balance of time at sea mixed with days enjoying in bermuda’s beautiful setting and friendly, english-speaking people. the island itself of is, for me, magical. views of the island’s bays are like an impressionist’s dream of sailboats and sky. and i love the charm of bermuda’s towns, with their british colonial atmosphere and interesting shopping.

and the passport day never stopped until the last person called it a night. one day, for instance, we went with a small group to snorkel at a nearby reef filled with beautiful coral formations and fish. on another day, we caught very entertaining circus acts (the trapeze artist was especially good). and it was easy to linger on the resort’s beautiful, white sand beaches, in or out of our clothes. we enjoyed dining buffet-style in front of a big bonfire at the beach. services some of the themed events, like a hilarious toga party, were great fun. and we loved the disco, with its peek-a-boo slide snaking through the dance floor.. my husband and i stopped doing camping vacations shortly after the birth of our son. however, in the intervening years between then and now, we’ve never lost our taste for wilderness adventure.

at the bag drop a cheerful young man will take your clubs out of your car and load them into your golf cart. you head into the pro shop and are greeted with a dynamic display of the best golf accessories in existence, and at reasonable prices. if you have a few minutes before your round of golf, there is a lighted practice office range and putting green. the par-72, 18-hole course is a thing of beauty, with rolling hills throughout the fairways, and 75 sand bunkers positioned strategically throughout the course. every green is protected by two, three and sometimes even four sand bunkers, of so if you are not precise with your approaches shots, expect to be hacking sand. the passport greens are finely manicured, but not too fast, which is a relief if you usually putt to the back of the cup.

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