Because It’s So Much More Than a Vacation.
If seeing the world is on your bucket list, trust us—seeing it by cruise ship is a great way to go.
We just returned from a 7-night Bermuda No-Fly cruise adventure, and it was the perfect blend of relaxation, exploration, and connection.
From the moment we boarded our comfy coach to New Jersey, the journey began. With a scenic ride, a stop for lunch, and supper at Applebee’s, our first day already had great food and new friendships forming fast.
You could feel the energy—this was going to be a fun one!
We hit the road the next morning for New Jersey, soaking in the Manhattan skyline and looking for our cruise ship at the terminal.
Boarding the ship? A breeze.
Check in so fast and easy, all done before you leave home. This way you are on the ship in minutes, buffet plates in hand before you could say “vacation mode.”
Two full days at sea gave us time to unwind and explore the ship.
Some of us cheered on our NHL teams on the big screen. Others tried dance lessons, dabbed at bingo, got swept up in art auctions—or just shopped ‘til they dropped. There’s always something happening.
Our group dinners (my favorite part of the day) were always filled with laughter, stories of the day, talk of tomorrow’s adventures, and of course, where you came from and what you do!
And then—Bermuda. Or as the locals say, Bermudiful.
We docked for three days and made the most of every minute:
- Strolled through the vendors and clapped with the dancers at Harbour Nights in Hamilton
- Toured the island with a knowledgeable local guide
- Explored the magical Crystal Caves
- Soaked in the sun at Horseshoe Bay
With a 2-day pass for the ferry and bus system, getting around was easy. Your ship is your hotel—come and go as you please. Bermuda may be pricey, but having your meals and room on the ship makes it all doable. That said, treat yourself to a Bermuda Swizzle at the festival—you’re on island time, after all.
After three unforgettable days in paradise, we set sail again.
Two more sea days gave us time to relax, enjoy onboard entertainment, and (yes) eat again. So much food, so little willpower.
Back on land in New Jersey, we hopped on our motorcoach and drove through the Bronx toward South Portland for one last overnight. Of course, we squeezed in a little Maine shopping too—because why not?
Our final travel day was a mix of movie-watching, bingo, and memory-sharing.
The smiles said it all, strangers to friends in just a week—that’s the magic of group travel.
At Target Tours, it’s not just about where you go—it’s who you share the journey with.
This is just what we experienced and offered on Bermuda. All our tours are filled with fun, adventure and friendships!
