You’ll feel Bermuda’s warmth as you sail into sunset with unlimited Rum Swizzles in hand, fresh cookies baked right on deck, and easy laughter from locals like James sharing stories. Watch pastel coastlines glow as island music drifts by — it’s less about sightseeing and more about letting go for an hour or so.
There’s this moment when the Restless Native catamaran drifts away from Dockyard — just after you kick off your shoes (they actually encourage it) and the deck feels warm under your feet. The sky’s already starting to do that pink-and-orange watercolor thing over Bermuda. I remember the first sip of that Rum Swizzle — cold, sweet, a little spicy — and someone laughed nearby because I made a face. It was stronger than I expected, but in a good way. The island music playing was low enough that you could still hear the water slapping against the hull.
Our guide, James, started telling stories about old shipwrecks and how Bermudians argue about who makes the best Swizzle (apparently his aunt wins every year at Christmas). He handed out these chocolate chip cookies that they’d just baked onboard — honestly, the smell alone could make you forget you’re on a boat. I don’t know if it was the sea air or just being surrounded by people in a good mood, but everything felt lighter. At one point, someone asked if we could get another round of Swizzles and James just grinned and waved his pitcher like he was leading some kind of parade.
I caught myself watching the coastline slip by — those pastel houses almost glowing in the last light — and thinking how different everything looks from out here. There’s something about sharing cookies with strangers while the sun drops behind palm trees that sticks with you longer than you’d think. We didn’t talk much on the way back; everyone seemed kind of quiet, maybe just soaking it all in or wishing it lasted a bit longer.
The sunset cruise lasts 1.5 hours from departure to return.
Yes, unlimited local Rum Swizzle cocktails plus water and juice are included; there’s also a cash bar for other drinks.
Fresh chocolate chip cookies are baked onboard for guests during the cruise.
The tour departs from Dockyard; public transport is available nearby.
No hotel pickup is included but public transport options are close to Dockyard.
Yes, but only guests 18+ can drink alcohol; all fitness levels are welcome.
The tour will not operate in heavy rain or thunder; check ahead if weather looks questionable.
No, high heel shoes are not recommended for safety reasons onboard.
Your evening includes unlimited local Rum Swizzle cocktails plus water and juice, freshly baked chocolate chip cookies made right onboard as soon as you step onto the catamaran, live commentary from your guide with island stories and music throughout, plus access to a full cash bar if you want something besides Swizzle before returning to Dockyard as night falls.
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