Royal Naval Dockyard Bermuda: Cruise to Royal Naval Dockyard Bermuda from NY

Bermuda has an eclectic cuisine for such a small island. Often, the tastiest dishes are from food trucks and tiny, family-run establishments. Look out for fried fish sandwiches, served on raisin bread with coleslaw, tartar sauce, and Bermudian hot pepper sauce. Boiled cod with a tomato and onion sauce is a classic Bermudian breakfast, while fish chowder is spiced with rum and a dash of hot pepper sauce. Hoppin’ John is a hearty dish of rice, black-eyed peas, bacon, and onions. Fresh banana and gingerbread, boozy rum cakes, and cinnamon buns are all sweet treats to try.

Cocktail lovers should try the island’s two national cocktails. Dark ‘n’ Stormy is a heady mix of dark Gosling’s rum and ginger beer, while a Rum Swizzle contains rum, fruit juice, and grenadine, served over ice. If you prefer non-alcoholic drinks, island-made ginger beer is refreshing on a hot day.

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