Buses in Bermuda are usually air conditioned. It is an integral part of Bermudian customs to greet people,
especially bus drivers, shop clerks and total strangers with whom you wish to converse, with 'Good morning'
or 'Good afternoon'. Bus fare for distances over three zones (called a 14-zone fare as opposed to a 3-zone
fare) can be paid either with exact change in coins ($4.50), coin tokens ($4.00), paper tickets ($30/15), or
a pass, (also valid for ferry 1 day/$12, 2 day/$20, or 3 day/$28). Some post offices and hotel front desks sell
tickets. The bus terminal in town sells the lot. Route #7 via South Shore Rd. and Route #8 via Middle Rd.
(every 15-30 minutes). Sign on the front of the bus should say Dockyard. The desired stop, the Dockyard Ferry Stop, is just after the Maritime Museum stop.
The Bonefish Bar and Grill
is on the right side of the bus and the ferry dock is on the left. Exit the bus and go past the security gate, and ofer a very small flat bridge towards Heritage Wharf. You will see the Moongate in the middle of a landscaped area. Yo may even see our sign. Go to the Boat Info Page to see what the Rainbow Runner looks like. Our boat can be distinguished by the presence of diving helmets on the platform on the back of the boat.The Departure Point & Procedures Page has photos of our boat docked next to the Moongate.
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