Prepared March 2011

Royal Naval Dockyard:

There is so much to do directly where the ships

dock, where prices are the same if not cheaper

than anywhere else in Bermuda both in the

stores and restaurants and tours.

You can do it all in The Dockyard!

History, heritage – and a whole lot more! There’s

something for everyone at The Royal Naval

Dockyard, Bermuda’s premier tourist

destination. Our beautifully restored historical

buildings, surrounded by sparkling crystal clear

waters at the western tip of the island, provide a

spectacular backdrop to everything from great

food and shopping to wonderful water sports,

magnificent museums, working arts and crafts

studios – and even the chance to swim with

dolphins!

Adventure awaits you in The Royal Naval

Dockyard, an experience unlike anywhere else

in Bermuda.

HISTORY

The British Royal Navy established the Royal Naval Dockyard after defeat

in the American War of Independence which left Britain without a secure

operational base between Halifax, Nova Scotia and the West Indies.

Bermuda was quickly identified as a strategic mid-Atlantic location where

a secure anchorage was developed for the Navy’s fleet and a dockyard,

victualling yard and ordnance depot to maintain the ships.

The Royal Navy purchased 200 acres on Ireland Island in the west end. In 1809 work began on the North

America and West Indies Station, as the base became known, and continued into the early 20th Century. It was

a huge project that involved large land reclamations and the labour of thousands of convicts from Britain who

were housed in appalling conditions aboard rotting hulks of former naval fighting ships.

The Dockyard became a major factor in Bermuda’s economy, employing more than 1,000 Bermudians at one

time in the 19th Century, accounting for more than 15 percent of Bermuda’s income. As a centre of marine

technology and inventiveness, the Dockyard afforded generations of Bermudians first-rate training in plumbing,

carpentry, and other trades.

It was from Dockyard in the summer of 1814 that a British

force of 5,000 troops and Royal Marines set sail for the

famous attack on Washington, D. C. and Baltimore during

the War of 1812. It was from one of the British ships that

a prisoner, Baltimore lawyer Francis Scott Key, penned the

words to Star-Spangled Banner, after seeing the American

flag still flying above Fort McHenry after a heavy

bombardment.

Dockyard remained an important strategic base for a further 139 years. During the First World War (1914-18)

and Second World War (1939-1945), it was a bustling, vibrant port with floating docks where ships were

repaired for combat deployment. Nearly 600 vessels were repaired and put back into action. In addition, sea

patrols from here escorted people from and to the UK and Canada, and German soldiers passed through

Dockyard on their way to POW camps in Canada.

Also, antisubmarine training was undertaken in the Dockyard area. In more recent years, NATO vessels have

stopped at Dockyard for some well-deserved rest and relaxation. A wall to the south of the Clocktower is

decorated with ships’ crests, recording vessels that have called at Dockyard’s wharf. Notable amongst the

crests is one painted by HRH Prince Charles on a visit to Bermuda in 1977.

The Royal Navy left the main Dockyard in 1951 although the naval base was not officially closed until 1995. For

the next two decades the area was largely abandoned until the Bermuda Maritime Museum was officially

opened in the fortress known as the Keep and its success led government to begin to restore the Dockyard as a

cultural tourism destination.

In 1982, Bermuda passed the West End Development Corporation (WEDCO) act and more than $60 million was

pumped into Dockyard, transforming the once-unused edifice into one of the islands’ biggest tourist

attractions. Today Dockyard is the most visited site in Bermuda, underscoring the value of architectural

heritage to the tourism industry, and the Maritime Museum provides a fascinating journey through Bermuda’s

often-turbulent history, from shipwrecks and whaling to the first flying boats and modern tourism.

THE CLOCKTOWER SHOPPING MALL There’s a world of wonderful shopping and dining in The Dockyard – and all

within walking distance of your cruise ship dock, ferry or bus stop. From

jewellery, fashion and local crafts to rum cakes and glassware, The

Dockyard’s stores are a treasure trove waiting to be discovered. If you’re

hungry, our selection of cafés and restaurants offer everything from fresh

ground coffee and pastries to tasty local dishes like fish chowder and juicy

Wahoo or tuna served straight from the ocean.

The West End offers a virtual treasure trove of stores, both large and small.

The majority of the retail shops are housed in the Clocktower Mall, while

more still are located around the Dockyard.

With its two 100-foot towers, the Clocktower Mall is a Dockyard landmark.

Built in the 19th

century as administration offices for the British Royal Navy, its beautifully restored cobblestone

floors and handsome wrought-iron pillars are now home to an exciting array of boutiques and shops.

Incidentally, don’t be confused by the Clocktower’s “one-handed clock”. While the South Tower is indeed a

regular clock, the North Tower is a tide clock that was set each day to mark high tide–vital information for

sailors based in Dockyard who needed to avoid the treacherous local reefs to ferry supplies and munitions to

ships in the harbour.

Since 1897, A.S. Cooper’s has been meeting the needs of locals

and visitors alike. Our Dockyard store carries a broad range of

affordable fashions, china and crystal gifts and a great selection

of quality Bermuda souvenirs that will remind you and your

friends of your visit with us and the beauty of our island.

Phone: 441-295-3961.

E-mail: info@ascooper.bm

www.ascooper.bm

The Bermuda Shop is filled with a wide variety of quality budget minded gifts most with signature designs by

artist Carole Holding. Bermuda themed gifts include – Banana Dolls,

Bermuda honey, Bermuda recipe cutting boards(all recipes are

GUARANTEED to work), Bone China Mugs with Bermuda scenes and

flowers, Embroidered hand towels, kitchen and table linens with

Bermuda cottages, flowers and fruits, Embroidered sachets of

Bermuda cottages and flowers filled with lavender, Hand painted

Bermuda Cottage recipe boxes, Hand painted magnets, Island

fragrant soap, Note cards with Bermuda scenes and flowers,

Placemats and coaster sets with Bermuda scenes, flowers or Bermuda map many with Carole’s signature or her

exclusive label.

This shop offers a daily sampling of AWARD WINNING gourmet jams, marmalade, chutney or mustard and

Carole’s AWARD WINNING BACARDI® rum cakes (we are told the BEST on the Island) with recipes made

exclusively by Carole Holding at her Watercolours home kitchen in Bermuda.

Email carole@caroleholding.bm

UC 10~20 represents an exciting new concept in retailing. It is a high

fashion, affordably priced shopping experience. Fine fashion jewelry and

accessories from all over the world are featured. Everything is on sale and

a bargain for the low price of either $10 or $20. It’s the perfect place for

the perfect gift. Come and see what everyone is talking about.

Phone: 234-0516

The Perfume Shop

A wonderful fragrance boutique featuring world-

renouned fragrances. Exclusives include Guerlain, Betsy

Johnson, Marc Jacobs, Moschino, Vera Wang and Versace, plus exquisite favourites from Hermes, Van Cleef &

Arpel, Chanel, Dolce and Gabana, Dior, Calvin Klein, Aqua de Parma, Boucheron, Lacoste and Kenzo, plus many

more. All at duty free prices.

Phone: 295-0022 or visit our website www.gibbons.bm

Daisy & Mac is where kids – and grown-ups - rule! This

award-winning group of shops has rapidly become the #1

destination in Bermuda for great kid’s stuff, including

dolls, dollhouses, stuffed animals, puzzles, scooters,

bikes, trikes, trains, wooden toys, educational toys and

the latest in children’s fashion and care items. Daisy &

Mac’s flagship store on Queen Street in Hamilton also offers candy and teen and adult fashions on its two

levels while the store in the Clock Tower Mall at King’s Wharf, Royal Naval Dockyard also offers a wide range of

beachwear, summer accessories, T-shirts and gifts for Bermuda’s visitors. With high quality merchandise

sourced from around the world, Daisy & Mac is where it’s at! Phone: 234-7477 or visit our website

www.daisyandmac.com

Fair Trade Bermuda

Bermuda Fair Trade is the place to find unique and exotic one-of-a-kind items from around the world and

Bermuda. You will find everything from Arts and Crafts, Instruments, Asian eccentricities and Clothes to

Household Furniture. You will return to an old-style shopping where owners Boyd and Muna Vallis are in the

shop to serve you and they say they are in sales not storage so everything is priced to sell. There is something

for everyone in this most-interesting of shops in the mall. (232 7781)

Calypso

Be sure to stop by what is a Bermuda mainstay for both

locals and tourists alike, we’ve been in business for over

50 years. The Calypso boutique boasts a unique

collection of resort inspired clothing and shoe brands

sourced from around the world. Calypso is proud to offer

a large selection of swimwear where everyone’s sure to

find their new perfect vacation swimsuit! Browse our collection of ceramics from Italy for a unique gift idea and

remember no sales tax!

Phone: 441-295-2112 or visit our website www.calypso.bm

Caesar’s Health Store is a branch of Caesar’s Pharmacy. We carry

those items that you may forget to pack – health and beauty supplies

& toiletries. We also carry souvenirs, gift items, beach and swim

supplies, snacks, locally made preserves and baked goods, as well as a

small selection of herbal drugs.

Phone: 441-234-3728

E-mail: caesarpharm@tbinet.bm

Lisa-Anne Rego is a local artist who studied Drawing and Painting at

the world-renowned Glasgow School of Art. Her depictions of local

buildings, places and the children of the island are sought after by

visitors and locals alike both here and overseas. Lisa-Anne offers

original artwork, lithographs, archival canvas reproductions and a

new giftware section. Come and visit the Lisa-Anne Rego Gallery in

the Clock Tower Mall in Dockyard. The artist is often on-site to meet

visitors and share about her work.

Phone: 238-1407 or visit our

website www.lisaregoart.com

Dockyard Linens is the place to shop when you are looking for elegant,

moderately priced gifts to remind you of Bermuda. It has a fine

collection of Bermuda tea towels, bun warmers, tablecloths and place

mats, as well as novelties and accessories. These make excellent gifts for

any special occasion.

Phone: 441-234-0341

Davison’s range of casual sportswear & souvenir apparel

has been created by its own designers and made

exclusively for Davison’s from the finest materials.

Choose from classic polo shirts, jackets, fashion t-shirts

for men and women. For children, we have the largest

selection of souvenir outfits, tees and toys. Our

extensive gift line includes everything from the Bermuda

classics such as “Pink Sand” to hard to come by Cuban

Cigars!

Phone: 441-234-0959

E-mail: Davison’s@brs.bm

E. R. Aubrey Jewellers

The home of the famous Bermuda Lucky Stone. The largest

selection of Tanzanite, along with Mexican Fire Opals,

Colombian Emeralds, Rubies, Sapphires, Blue, White and Black

Diamonds, Pink Topaz, Aquamarine, and their very own

Bermuda Destination Bangle. E.R. Aubrey Jewellers has been a

manufacturer of fine jewelry since 1954. Phone: 234-4577.

E-mail: eraubrey@ibl.bm

Bermuda Triangle is full of treasures, and is the most eclectic shop in the

mall, packed with interesting items. Merchandise includes Island summer

clothing; a large selection of costume jewellery, many made with shells;

hand-painted wood carvings like boxes, tropical fish, doorstops and

magnets, many with the signature pink Bermuda Cottage design; candles;

wind chimes; sterling silver; Bermuda Christmas ornaments plus t-shirts for the whole family. Gifts for any price

range – step inside and get lost!

Phone: 441-234-0837

Crisson offers a fabulous array of fine jewellery and watches from

all over the world. You’ll find famous designer names and

prestigious watch brands, as well as Bermuda inspired jewellery

to treasure forever. Come and discover why Crisson is Bermuda’s

best loved jeweller.

Phone: 441-295-2351 or visit our website www.crisson.com

Grand Bazaar specializes in unique items from the East, and Turkey in

particular. We have beautiful fabrics to enhance home decor through

bedspreads, tablecloths, cushion covers and table runners. Our store is

like no other in Bermuda with dozens of amazing lanterns hanging from

the ceilings. You can find the perfect gift for everyone on your list with

items such as silk shawls, carpet handbags, silver and fashion jewellery,

chess sets, ceramics and linen clothing for men and women, unique

Bermuda gifts specially made for the Grand Bazaar such as Bermuda lanterns, hand-stitched cushion covers,

ceramics, shell jewelry, pouches and a beautiful selection of magnets, soap dishes, note holders and photo

albums.

Phone: 441-234-4646 or visit our website

www.grandbazaarbda.com

The Littlest Drawbridge is your one-stop shop for all

of your Bermuda-made gifts and souvenirs. We

specialize in unique hand-made aromatic Bermuda

Cedar treasures but you may also purchase bags,

matching tee shirts and caps, local gourmet foods,

jewelry, cards, prints and Cuban cigars.

Phone: 234-6214 or visit our website

www.littlestdrawbridge.free.bm

Orchid is the place to shop for unique women’s

clothing and apparel with 100% Thai silk products in a

variety of colours and styles. Treat yourself to

something special!

Phone: 234-0285

IANA II has a wide selection of children’s ware from Italy for

the little treasure in your life. We offer the fashions from the

current season as well as items reduced up to 75% from the

previous season. Here you will also find a selection of

Bermuda t-shirts, hats, umbrellas and bags designed by a

family friend from the Island of Capri, Italy.

Phone: 234-1194 or E-mail: ianabda@hotmail.com

Sidekicks is the sound of FOOTBALL, FUTBOL, FUTEBOL, FUSBALL,

VOETBAL, CALCIO or Soccer, whatever you want to call it, is the

number #1 growing sport in the WORLD…….. If you are a player or

football enthusiast, you can find what you need at SIDEKICKS. We have

Authentic Jerseys, Bags, Flags, Scarves, Hats, Balls, and Posters.

All from popular

teams like Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Barcelona and many more. Also

Bermuda National Team Jerseys, Sidekicks T-shirts, Bermuda Hogges and ISL Team Jerseys.

Phone: 232-7433 or email sidekicks@northrock.bm

Duchess Boutique for the latest in women’s fashions??

Duchess is where you can find the latest women’s trends

for all ages and sizes at affordable prices. Shop for

Shoes, handbags, accessories and souvenir T-Shirts. In

addition, you can find a fine line of shimmering eye

makeup, lip glosses and Crave by Duchess body

oils, body wash, lotions and hand creams, which are

made locally and make great gifts. In Season you can also find the hottest swimsuits.

Phone: 234-3824 or visit our website www.duchessboutique.com

Nannini’ s Ice Cream Parlour

Treat yourself to something special from Nannini’s – delicious Häagen-

Dazs ice cream, sorbets and frozen yogurt in a cone, sundae or

milkshake. They also serve fresh-brewed cappuccino and espresso,

biscotti and other Italian specialties. Phone: 441-234-2474

Hours of Operation

Open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days

a week, during the high season (April

through December) and from 10 a.m. to 5

p.m. in the winter months.

On the evenings when there is outdoor

entertainment in Dockyard, the Clocktower

Mall is open until 9 p.m.

Outside the Mall

Makin Waves has been helping locals and visitors with

everything for fun in, on or under the water for over 20

years. Their two locations: Front Street Hamilton, and in

Dockyard, stock the very best in active clothing and

accessories featuring brands such as: Quiksilver, Roxy,

Billabong, Oakley, Hurley, Reef, Fox, VonZipper, Maui

Jim, US Divers, Body Glove, Dakine and many others. So

come and enjoy the Bermuda original at Makin’ Waves

Phone: 234-5319 or visit their website

www.makinwaves.bm

Dockyard Pharmacy a subdivision of The Phoenix Stores offers a

wide collection of European and American prescription

medicines, vitamins and over the counter medications.

We also carry a wide assortment of local and international

newspapers, European and American, health and beauty

supplies, magazines, snacks & beverages, postcards, greeting

cards, souvenirs, beach gear and accessories and a wide

assortment of sun care products.

Phone: 279-5410 or visit our website www.phoenixstores.bm

The Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard

There’s always something new and different to see at The Bermuda Arts Centre at

Dockyard. Exhibits of original artwork by local artists change every six weeks and

reflect the diverse creativity of Bermuda’s art community. The Arts Centre, located

in the historic Cooperage building, houses six resident artists: Lynn Morrell, Chesley

Trott, Jonah Jones, Julie Hastings-Smith, Angela Gentleman and Suzie Lowe who are

happy to take time out to chat about their work. Open 10 am–5 pm

daily.

Phone: 234-2809 or visit our website www.artbermuda.bm

Bermuda Clayworks

Bermuda Clayworks is the Island’s only full time production pottery and

ceramic artist collective gallery. The gift shop offers vivid coloured

island inspired tableware, salt glazed stoneware pottery, ceramic

jewellery, souvenir items, contemporary porcelain and the popular

customized hand painted house plaques. All local artists & onsite

studios make the pottery a prime Bermuda Cultural attraction.

Open year round.

Phone: 234-5116 or visit our website www.bermudaclayworks.com

Bermuda Craft Market

A diverse selection of original Bermuda Crafts ideal for that special

present or simply for your own pleasure or collection. Established

in 1987 as a unique outlet for Arts and Crafts in Bermuda, in the

rustic setting of the old Cooperage Building, crafters display and

demonstrate their artistry. There are handcrafted banana dolls,

candles, cedar items, ceramics,

Christmas ornaments, decorative

painting, decoupage, dolls, gems,

jewelry, sea glass creations, food

items, Bermuda books, prints and

more. Look for special events in the

Craft Market Atrium during your stay. Browse through the Craft

Market and see the largest array of locally-made products under one roof.

Open Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm and Sundays 11am to 5pm (look for late-night openings when ships in

port)

Phone: 234-3208 or visit our website www.thebermudacraftmarket.com

Explore 500 years of local

history and culture,

displayed in military buildings of the 10-acre Keep citadel, including the

award-winning restored Commissioner’s House. Walk over the recently

opened North West Ramparts to access Casemates Barracks to see

panoramic views and historic restoration in action. Discover bastions,

cannon, shipwreck artifacts, local watercrafts and maritime art all in

Bermuda’s largest fort. The Museum is also home to Dolphin Quest.

The Museum is open daily from 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. (Closed on Christmas Day). Last admission 4 p.m. Adults

$10, Seniors $8, Children under 13 are free.

Phone: 234-1418 or visit our website www.bmm.bm

Bermuda Rum Cake Company

Watch bakers producing real

Bermuda Rum Cakes – and

sample some of the delicious

flavors fresh from the oven!

The micro bakery is located inside an old machine shop in the Royal

Naval Dockyard and built in the style of a traditional Bermudian

cottage. All the cakes are produced here and only the finest

Gosling’s Black Seal Rum is used in producing them. Packaged so

that you can take them home or be shipped anywhere in the world.

Hours: 9 am–6 pm daily; 8am–10 pm when cruise ships are in port.

Phone: 234-4216 or visit our website www.bermudarumcakes.com

Dockyard Glassworks

Feel the heat and admire the artistry at Dockyard Glassworks where

you can watch craftsman create exquisite hand made art glass items.

The studio employs experienced glass artists locally and from around

the world that produce both hot furnace glass, flame worked glass,

fused glass jewelry and glass beads. Hours: 9am–6pm daily; 8am–10pm

when cruise ships are in port.

Phone: 441-234-4216

Web: www.dockglass.com

Dolphin Quest

Dolphin Quest brings people and dolphins together in fun and

interactive encounter programs for all ages. Located at the

Historic National Museum of Bermuda, Dolphin Quest is sure to

be one of the highlights of any Bermuda trip! Visit our website or

call our toll free number (1-800-248-3316) to make reservations

for this unforgettable experience.

Phone: 1-800-248-3316 or 234-4464

Web: www.dolphinquest.com

Snorkel Park Beach is conveniently located in the Royal Naval Dockyard just a few minute’s walk from the ships

port. This hidden cove is nestled under the historic walls of the Bermuda Maritime Museum, and provides easy

access to excellent snorkeling. This is also the only beach that offers a full array of watersports including

snorkel gear, kayaks, pedal boats, jet skis, snuba tours, power snorkeling, chaise lounges, cabanas and day

beds. There is also a full service bar and restaurant, which often has live entertainment. There is normally a

small charge ($5) to enter this facility, which is used to maintain the facility with a part of the proceeds going to

local marine conservation.

The Island Beach Party at Snorkel Park Beach, is on every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday Starting with a

Beach BBQ at 6:30pm followed by some energetic interactive local entertainment starting at 8PM,

Entertainment includes

performances by the Gombey’s,

this local tradition is a tribal war

dance originating from

Bermuda’s historical ties to

Africa and the Caribbean. Next

up are “The island Dance troop”

young energetic dancers here to

show and teach you some island

dances including some famous

soca moves, The grand finale

comes with the Fiery Limbo dancers who are sure to amaze you. All this talent is brought together by an

entertaining MC who is going to blend it together with some world famous party tunes to show you a great

time. The entertainment could be just a show but it is brought together as a “Beach Party” atmosphere that

makes it not to be missed. If you’re a night owl the fun continues at Snorkel Park Beach as they convert the

facility into an open air night club open with top 40 music video DJ, and some fun games and competitions. You

can party under the moon and the stars until 3am, open Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Phone: 234-6989 or visit our website www.snorkelparkbeach.com

Dockyard is home to the award winning Bermuda Sloop known as

the Spirit of Bermuda.

She is based on the Bermudian-type schooners built between 1810

and 1840. Well into her fifth year of operation, Spirit has provided

training for over 1400 young people and sailed over 24,000 miles in

overseas voyages to 17 ports in 10 countries.

Sail training

vessel, Spirit of

Bermuda, was

designed and

built to provide the youth of Bermuda with an authentic

learning community to supplement and enrich the

personal development and academic instruction

provided within traditional classroom and community

settings. The programmes are designed to serve

Bermudian youth ages 12-21 through a variety of

instructional and outreach opportunities.

Spirit of Bermuda is open to the public at certain times

when at home in Dockyard and you are able to take an

informative and interesting tour this this marvelous ship.

With her home berth directly adjacent to the ferry stop,

stop by and take a tour.

For more information or to

see her schedule please visit

www.bermudasloop.org

Neptune Cinema

Catch the latest Hollywood releases at the Neptune,

located in the historic Cooperage building across from

the Maritime Museum, next to the Craft Market.

Phone: 292-7296

The Dockshop

Your one stop shop for all your cravings. Located

harbor side at the Pier 41 Marina we can be

reached by land or sea for a variety of snacks, hot

food, drinks, beer, and liquor. Pick yourself up a

bottle of world famous Black Seal Rum and Bermuda Gold Liqueur. Chill out in our huge hammock with a

Cuban Cigar, or enjoy an al fresco snack on our seaside picnic tables. We also carry a complete supply of

marine items for all your boating needs, as well as fishing gear, ice, international calling cards, and much more!

Stop by, email: dockshop@pier41.bm, or give us a call

at 238 4141.

Dockyard Visitors Information Center~ Gombey

Junction

The Dockyard Visitor Information Center (VIC) has

everything you need to have a "Bermudaful" day.

Conveniently located adjacent to the cruise ship pier

and bus and ferry stop, we offer up to date

information on transport, local events, attractions and

tours.

Our friendly staff is on hand to assist you with local

knowledge on where to go and what to do, and you will find the best selection and prices on souvenirs, gifts,

and sundry items at our unique “Gombey Junction” gift shop. Public transportation passes, WIFI, phone cards,

and tour tickets are also available for purchase. Make the most out of your Bermuda break with a visit to the

Dockyard Visitor Information Center (VIC)

Phone: 238-4842 or

email vic@pier41.bm

Restaurants

There is no excuse to go hungry in The West End, as there is an abundance of restaurants, serving everything

from a frothy cappuccino to fresh tuna carpaccio, there’s something to

suit every taste in Dockyard!

Bone Fish Bar & Grill

Enjoy great food in the historical Dockyard area with indoor or

alfresco dining on the sun drenched deck. Diners are guaranteed an

extensive fresh menu with creations that are natural, simple, tasteful

and balanced. Catch the ferry and visit Bone Fish to experience the

menu from award winning chef Livio Ferigo. Located opposite the

ferry dock and open 7 days a week. Serving lunch 11:30 a.m. to 5:00

p.m. and open for dinner 6:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

Phone : 234-5151

Located in the West End, Café Amici is an Italian family style

restaurant in the heart of historic Dockyard. It is a place for friends

and family to gather and enjoy the spirit of Italian culture and cuisine

– enjoying laughter, exceptional food and each other.

Executive Chef and owner, Livio Ferigo, has created a menu with

many of his favorite childhood dishes that he enjoyed while growing

up in Italy.

Café Amici offers a friendly intimate atmosphere with its casual attire

and simple, uncomplicated and affordable Italian cuisine. Visit us for

a full Italian fare and don’t forget about our Bermuda Cod Fish and Potato Breakfast every Sunday from 9:00

a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Business or pleasure, visit us for a flavorful and relaxing meal. Located on the corner of the Clock tower Mall,

we look forward to serving you. Open 7 days a week. Serving from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Open for dinner

6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Call 234-5009 to enjoy your Italian dining experience.

Café Amici – where friends and family come together! Buon Appetito!

The Dockyard Pastry Shop located at the entrance to the Victualling yard, offers

you a daily baked variety of pastries and desserts, as well as sandwiches and

Panini’s. Get your freshly brewed coffee and cappuccino.

Have a light lunch on our patio with quiches and pies, as well as smoothies, or a

glass of wine or beer.

Join us in the afternoon for authentic English Afternoon tea with fresh scones,

clotted cream and marmalade.

Open seven days a week from 9am- 6pm

Web: www.cpastrybermuda.com

Freeport Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar

Located just inside the Dockyard gates, we offer local cuisine, fresh

seafood, pizza, pasta, steaks, curry dishes and Bermuda lobster (when

in season).

We also have a variety of Cuban Cigars and offer wireless internet

services.

Phone: 234-1692 or visit our website www.freeportseafood.com

Hammerheads Bar & Grill

Enjoy beautiful views of the beach and ocean from Hammerhead’s Bar & Grill in the tropical oasis of Snorkel

Park. Specialties include tropical cocktail favorites and a unique menu of tasty island style cuisine and snacks.

Phone: 234-1300

Web: www.snorkelparkbeach.com

The Frog & Onion PUB is the most unique

restaurant in Bermuda. Housed in the mid-1800

“Cooperage” building, a 5-minute leisurely walk

from Kings & Heritage Wharfs. Our menu

features a fantastic selection of traditional style

pub food and innovative entrees all served in one

of our five historic dining areas, including our Coopers’ Room which features our

famous giant fireplace as its centrepiece.

No matter which days you’re in Bermuda there is always

something going on at “The Frog”. We want you to have fun the island way. Here are

some fun things you can do on your doorstep:-

Have a cold beer brewed on site by Dockyard Brewing Co

Visit our Beer & Rum Sample Shack for FREE tastings of our Dockyard Brewing

beers and Goslings famous Rums

Have fun learning to play our national game of Crown &

Anchor.

Listen to Live Island Music at ‘Happy Hour’ every day

Visit the Taste of Bermuda’s ‘Calypso Sunday’ or ‘Farewell

Fridays’ here you will hear the coolest island music and sample

great local products.

Our Ballast Logo Gift Shop is open for

your late night shopping

So hop the train and tell them you

want to get off at The Frog & Onion.

Phone: 234-2900 or visit our website www.frogandonion.bm

Dockyard: Your one-stop destination! There’s so much to do and discover in Dockyard – swim with dolphins, explore Bermuda’s fascinating maritime

history, watch local craftsmen at work, take off in a kayak or just take it easy on the beach. And with live

entertainment like our very own pirates, Dockyard is a destination you’ll want to visit again and again!

Segway of Bermuda

Glide around on a revolutionary Segway transporter, listening to a

guided tour on your wireless

headset. The environmentally

friendly Segway is the only vehicle

allowed to tour the historic

Maritime Museum.

Phone: 504-2581

Everything in Dockyard is within easy walking distance but if

you feel like taking it easy, there are some fun alternatives.

Train

Let the train take the strain! In the summer months, our free

trolley shuttle service winds around Dockyard allowing you to

hop on and off at the major attractions, shops and

restaurants.

Scooter Rentals

If you wish to rent a scooter to do some sightseeing around Bermuda,

it’s as easy as walking off your ship. We have two Scooter rental

agencies right here in Dockyard waiting to give you instruction and send

you off.

Oleander Cycles, Bermuda’s premiere scooter rental facility, operate

from right inside Dockyard and are open seven days a week. Remember we drive on the left in Bermuda, our

speed limit is 35kph (about 22 mph) and you must wear a helmet. The safety-conscious staff at Oleander will

give you plenty of safety tips before you take to the road.

Phone: 234-2764

Web: www.oleandercycles.bm

Eve’s Cycles are also conveniently situated inside

Dockyard and can be contacted ahead of time to have

your scooter ready for collection.

Phone: 236-6748 or Email: info@evecycles.com

Surrounded by a wealth of history, culture and

breathtaking natural beauty, there’s so much to see in

Dockyard and the West End – and so many ways to see it.

Whether you go by boat, scooter, electric bike, Segway or

just on foot, Dockyard has sights well worth seeing.

Royal Naval Cemetery, Ireland Island

Take a peaceful stroll through this beautiful cemetery. Also

known as ‘The Glade’ – although many of its fine trees were

lost in Hurricane Emily in 1987 - the cemetery contains

memorials to the Royal Navy personnel who died of yellow

fever that ravaged the British military in Bermuda during the

mid-19th century. You can find it on Malabar Road, Ireland

Island on the approach to the Dockyard

Phone: 236-6483

Royal Naval Nights

Don’t miss Dockyard’s fun-filled street festival every Monday night from June

27th

through October 24th, featuring local crafts, food and live entertainment

plus late-night shopping and Gombey’s. Afterwards, sway to Salsa at the Bone

Fish Bar & Grill or rock the night away at the Reggae Beach Party at Snorkel Park.

Take the ferry from Hamilton and don’t miss a minute of the action! Return

ferries depart late and there’s a minibus service to take passengers back to west

end hotels or Hamilton.

Heritage Night

Every Thursday evening in Dockyard is spent

celebrating the different and varied cultures that

make up the diverse Island that is Bermuda.

Evenings are themed weekly to showcase the different nationalities, foods,

music, holidays, entertainers and dancers. Local vendors display their wares for

sale and late-night Mall shopping is always popular. Stay and party into the early

hours at any of our restaurants, pubs and the famous outdoor nightclub at

Snorkel Park. This activity is on from May 26th

through September 22nd

.

Beat the Retreat

Come out and enjoy watching the Bermuda Regiment in action with their music

and marches on 6th

June and 12the September.

Christmas Sundays in Dockyard

There’s Festive fun for all the family every Sunday throughout December with our

sparkling Christmas shopping and entertainment spectacular. Shop for great gifts,

sample wonderful food and enjoy live entertainment in the Clocktower Mall.

Transportation

Getting to Dockyard is easy – and half the fun! Whether

you come by scooter, ferry, bus or taxi, you’ll enjoy

wonderful views of Bermuda along the way.

The Royal Naval Dockyard is a major port of entry into

the Island and if you are arriving via cruise ship all

modes of transportation are available to you right off the ship. The SeaExpress ferry speeds off to various

points of the Island. You can also hop onto a pink and blue bus or into a waiting taxi to take you directly to your

destination, or rent a scooter and begin to explore. Check the local press for timetables.

Bus

Enjoy a leisurely, scenic journey by taking the #7 or

#8 Bermuda Breeze bus from the Central Bus

Terminal on Washington Street, near City Hall in

Hamilton.

The #7 bus travels to Dockyard via the scenic South

Shore, while the #8 goes via Middle Road.

Make sure that the bus reads “Dockyard” and not

“Barnes Corner” on its destination – some #7 and

#8 routes terminate at the junction of South Shore and Middle Roads and don’t go all the way to Dockyard.

Tickets and passes are available from the Bus Terminal or from Visitor Information Centre’s.

Ferry

Hop aboard a high-speed Sea Express catamaran ferry –

they will whisk you from Dockyard to Hamilton or back in

about 20 minutes. Look for the Blue Route at the Ferry

Terminal on Front Street. Ferries operate about once an

hour during the day in the summer months but you are

urged to get the latest timetable when you arrive.

From April to the end of October, there is also a direct ferry

route to and from St. George’s to Dockyard and back again.

Please note that no cash, only tokens or passes are accepted on the ferries and are available from the Ferry

Terminal or from Visitor Information Centre’s.

Taxi

Readily available island wide – just raise your hand and flag one down.

All taxis are metered at government-set rates

Fares are 25 percent higher between midnight and

6:00 a.m., all day on Sunday and on public holidays.

Tour rates: 1 – 4 passengers @$40.00 per hour, 5 –

6 passengers @ $55.00 per hour.

For physically challenged visitors call Access

Bermuda : 295-9016