A nice way to spend half of an afternoon. Incredible military naval history contained within the walls of this fort. Lots to see, lots to take pictures of and wonderful views of the harbor. More

With the Carnval Pride in dock hubby and I were surprsied this place wasn't bustling with people and events. The Snorkel Park was empty and the bar area and food portion were closed. We walked around but the place was very dull, not waht we had envisoned. More

Loved the idea you could take a bus to this attraction and enjoy a day of shopping, dining and a movie. Meet interesting people because the cruise ships are docked here as well. Really enjoyed taking in all the sights. More

The historical aspect of this area is very interesting. The shops, as expected, were exactly what passengers from the cruise ships would want. More

It was nice and very easy to get around. The shops were just okay, no high -end stores, not many good boutiques to shop at. Good to see for visitors alike. More

Very pleasant to stroll around the area and read the markers that identify the buildings or historical areas. Interesting shops and restaurants and marina. More

Skip the touristy shops and cruise ship "attractions" and head for the Naval Museum. (Try to go when there are no big ships in port). Plan to spend at least two hours touring the grounds, the Commissioner's House, and the amazingly beautiful and historic site. Well worth the $10 admission (you can even watch the Dolphins from the grounds). More

The Dockyard is basically a stopover point for cruise ship passengers, developed specifically for tourists. A few clean and reliable restaurants, gift shops and small attractions like the glass works and Maritime Museum. Leave some time to stroll around as you go or return from other venues, it is worth a little time just to see what's there. One important... More

The buildings of the old dockyard were interesting but we found the shopping to be lackluster and overpriced. Cheaper souvenirs are available in Hamilton and at the lighthouse (by at least a few dollars for most $5-10 items). The eating options are not so inspiring, although the Frog and Onion is alright. The Snorkel Beach was not open during our... More