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Royal Caribbean handles this exact itinerary out of the Cruise Maryland Terminal using their ship, Vision of the Seas.
The 5-Night Bermuda Itinerary
Because Baltimore is further north up the Chesapeake Bay, it takes a little extra sailing time to reach the Atlantic tropics. A 5-night cruise is structured perfectly to give you a mix of relaxing sea days and a solid chunk of time on the island:
Days 1 & 2: Depart Baltimore and spend a full day at sea cruising down the coast and out into the Atlantic.
Day 3: Arrive at the Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda around mid-afternoon.
Day 4: Enjoy a full day on the island (famous for its pink sand beaches and golf courses) before departing in the afternoon.
Day 5: A final day at sea to enjoy the ship's amenities, pools, and dining.
Day 6: Arrive back in Baltimore early in the morning.
When Do They Sail?
These 5-night itineraries are highly seasonal, running regularly through the warmer months from May through October.
Good to Know: While Carnival Cruise Line also sails heavily out of Baltimore (using ships like Carnival Pride and Carnival Legend), their itineraries from this port are typically longer—usually averaging 7 to 14 nights to reach the Bahamas, the Caribbean, or Canada/New England. If you are strictly locked into a 5-day window from Baltimore, Royal Caribbean's Bermuda run is your best bet.
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