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CRUISE SHIP PHOTO FEATURE
PENGUINS IN BERMUDA Liberty of the Seas goes to Bermuda. |
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In 2015, Liberty of the Seas became the largest cruise ship thus far to visit Bermuda. With Liberty came her trademark flock of penguins. Although penguins are not normally at home in Bermuda, Liberty's resident flock, along with her passengers, had no problem adapting to this North Atlantic paradise.
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The starting point for Liberty's Bermuda cruise was the Cape Liberty cruise terminal, which stands in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty in Bayonne, New Jersey. Once preparations were completed, Liberty left her berth, turned to port and existed New York harbor under the Verrazano Narrows Bridge.
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Following a day at sea, Liberty arrived at the Royal Naval Dockyard on the western tip of Bermuda. The Dockyard has two cruise ship berths. Norwegian Dawn was already docked at King's Wharf so Liberty berthed at the neighboring Heritage Wharf.
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Liberty berthed so that her bow was facing out to sea. She then settled in for an overnight stay.
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Liberty stayed in port most of the next day. The old fortress which is now the Bermuda National Museum afforded a good view of Liberty.
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As evening approached, Liberty set sail and threaded her way through the reefs that surround Bermuda. The final day of the voyage was a sea day with a continuation of the good weather Liberty had experienced throughout the voyage.
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