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Bermuda cruises in September

September is Bermuda’s riskiest month for hurricanes, and several notable storms have passed close by in recent decades. The island’s strict building codes mean recovery is usually quick, but your cruise may lose a day or swap direction. Beaches are quieter, the sea stays warm, and fares are lower than in summer.

  • Good time to go
  • Avg high 80°F
  • 12 hrs daylight

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Bermuda in September: Good time to go

September is Bermuda’s riskiest month for hurricanes, and several notable storms have passed close by in recent decades. The island’s strict building codes mean recovery is usually quick, but your cruise may lose a day or swap direction. Beaches are quieter, the sea stays warm, and fares are lower than in summer.

Across Bermuda cruise ports, September brings average highs around 80°F (27°C) and lows near 69°F, with about 4.2 inches of rain over the month and roughly 12 hours of daylight.

Verdict
Good time to go
Season
Mainly April to early November; best May and June, with warm seas into October. Few or no sailings December to February.
Average high / low
80°F / 69°F
Rainfall (month)
4.2 in
Daylight
About 12 hours
Typical cruise length
5 to 7 nights, including two or three days docked in Bermuda

What to pack: light, breathable clothes, swimwear, a sun hat, sunglasses and reef-safe sunscreen, plus a light layer for air-conditioned rooms. It's one of the wetter months, so bring a compact umbrella or rain jacket.

How September compares with the rest of the year

Bermuda weather in September

Average monthly weather in Bermuda cruise ports
MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
High °F (°C)511153115714641871227826842984298027722263175513
Low °F (°C)42642645751116015672073237323692061165111468
Rain in (mm)4.21063.6923.8973.6913.8964.11034.11033.91004.21074.61173.7934.6118
Daylight (hrs)101112131415151412111010
Average daily highs and lows and monthly rainfall for 2015–2024 from NASA POWER for the area around Bermuda cruise ports, adjusted to sea level; daylight is calculated for mid-month. Real weather on any given day varies.

September weather port by port

PortAvg highAvg lowRainDaylight
King's Wharf (Royal Naval Dockyard)82°F80°F4.2 in12 h
Hamilton82°F80°F4.2 in12 h
St. George's82°F80°F4.1 in12 h
New York City79°F60°F4.4 in12 h
Bayonne (Cape Liberty)79°F61°F4.1 in12 h
Boston76°F58°F4.1 in12 h
Baltimore82°F62°F4.4 in12 h

Average daily highs and lows, 2015–2024, from NASA POWER, adjusted to sea level. Rain is the average monthly total.

Other great cruise destinations in September

Bermuda in September: FAQs

Is September a good time to cruise Bermuda?

Yes, it's a good month. September is Bermuda’s riskiest month for hurricanes, and several notable storms have passed close by in recent decades. The island’s strict building codes mean recovery is usually quick, but your cruise may lose a day or swap direction. Beaches are quieter, the sea stays warm, and fares are lower than in summer.

What is the weather like on a Bermuda cruise in September?

Across Bermuda cruise ports, September brings average highs around 80°F (27°C) and lows near 69°F, with about 4.2 inches of rain over the month and roughly 12 hours of daylight. Conditions vary from port to port and day to day.

What should I pack for a Bermuda cruise in September?

Pack light, breathable clothes, swimwear, a sun hat, sunglasses and reef-safe sunscreen, plus a light layer for air-conditioned rooms. It's one of the wetter months, so bring a compact umbrella or rain jacket. Check your cruise line's dress code for evenings.

When is the best time to cruise Bermuda?

Mainly April to early November; best May and June, with warm seas into October. Few or no sailings December to February.. The best months are usually May, June, July.

Where else can I cruise in September?

September is also a top month for Hawaii, Canada & New England, Pacific Coastal, Mediterranean, Western Mediterranean.

Updated November 2026 by the BookMyDreamCruise editorial team. How we research and fact-check.

Sources: NASA POWER climate data.