If disoriented, ask for the moon gate in Dockyard. This is a concrete circle, like a life saver, or a white pineapple ring, stuck on edge into the ground. Right side of photo. Summertime, Calico Jack’s Floating Bar floats in the foreground, and would be blocking out your view of the moon gate and our boat. The photo are taken off season. Our boat, Rainbow Runner, will arrive about 30 minutes before departure, and dock as close to the moon gate as we can. During much of the summer months, a catamaran called The Bermuda Longtail docks where our boat is in the side photo. This Fun Water Park attraction has diving boards, water slides and a pink and blue inflatable ‘obstacle course’, visible in the following link. Top down Google Map view. Zoom in and pointers appear Dive vessel Rainbow Runner will be next to the Longtail, on the same dock face as in the photos, but further towards the ship. There is a rainbow design on the side of our fly bridge, with not a pot of gold at the end, but rather a golden diving helmet.
We are a three minute walk from the ferry stop, a two minute walk from Norwegian’s Heritage Wharf docking space, and a four minute walk from Kings Wharf used by the Celebrity and Royal Caribbean ships.
The nearby photo is taken from the top of the fortification wall, looking east.The Norwegian Getaway is off to the left, berthing on Heritage Wharf. Rainbow Runner is in the center of the shot. Summertime, our boat would be further back, and MV Longtail in its place. The moon gate is on edge, but still visible. King’s Wharf is to the right, out of frame, where berths the Norwegian Breakaway, Aqua, Jewel, and the Carnival Pride
King’s Wharf is vacant in the lower, left hand photo. The floating bar Calico Jacks is normally along the dock facing the camera. Our boat is on the left of the photo. When the floating fun park Longtail is set up and running, our boat docks a bit further, away from the camera and closer to Heritage Wharf. Island Tour Centre is the blue building on the right. The last shot is from the opposite direction. It shows Calico Jacks, with the Commissioner’s House in the background.
Rainbow Runner adjacent to Heritage Wharf
If disoriented, ask for the moon gate in Dockyard. This is a concrete circle, like a life saver, or a white pineapple ring, stuck on edge into the ground right side of photo. Summertime, Calico Jack’s Floating Bar floats in the foreground, and would be blocking out your view of the moon gate and our boat. The photo are taken off season. Our boat, Rainbow Runner, will arrive about 30 minutes before departure, and dock as close to the moon gate as we can. During much of the summer months, a catamaran called The Bermuda Longtail docks where our boat is in the side photo. This Fun Water Park attraction has diving boards, water slides and a pink and blue inflatable ‘obstacle course’, visible in the following link. Top down Google Map view. Zoom in and pointers appear Dive vessel Rainbow Runner will be next to the Longtail, on the same dock face as in the photos, but further towards the ship. There is a rainbow design on the side of our fly bridge, with not a pot of gold at the end, but rather a golden diving helmet.
We are a three minute walk from the ferry stop, a two minute walk from Norwegian’s Heritage Wharf docking space, and a four minute walk from Kings Wharf used by the Celebrity and Royal Caribbean ships.
The nearby photo is taken from the top of the fortification wall, looking east.The Norwegian Getaway is off to the left, berthing on Heritage Wharf. Rainbow Runner is in the center of the shot. Summertime, our boat would be further back, and MV Longtail in its place. The moon gate is on edge, but still visible. King’s Wharf is to the right, out of frame, where berths the Norwegian Breakaway, Aqua, Jewel, and the Carnival Pride
King’s Wharf is vacant in the lower, left hand photo. The floating bar Calico Jacks is normally along the dock facing the camera. Our boat is on the left of the photo. When the floating fun park Longtail is set up and running, our boat docks a bit further, away from the camera and closer to Heritage Wharf. Island Tour Centre is the blue building on the right. The last shot is from the opposite direction. It shows Calico Jacks, with the Commissioner’s House in the background.
