Please note that this is an example itinerary, based on previous voyages, and is subject to change, availability, and confirmation of all components.
Day 1

St. Georges, Bermuda
Arrive in in Bermuda, clear customs, furl and dress the ship. Step foot on dry land for the first time after nearly 3 weeks at sea.
Day 2

North Rock coral reef, Bermuda
Tour the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo. Attend a lionfish lecture and dissection in the morning, before snorkeling at two coral reef locations in the afternoon. BBQ for dinner accompanied by a Sargasso Sea Stakeholder discussion.
Day 3

Tobacco Bay Beach, Bermuda
Start the day with a tour of Bermuda Radio, where they transmit and receive important maritime information, ranging from weather updates, incoming and outgoing vessels, safe travel routes, possible distress calls and even keep track of marine protected areas, to ensure that these areas are not impacted by human activity. Free time in the afternoon allows for shopping, exploring, and swimming.
Day 4

Underwater glider, Bermuda Institute of Ocean Science
Visit the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Science (BIOS), responsible for the Bermuda Atlantic Time Series program, the longest running aquatic time series in the world. After a break for lunch, meet with local fishermen to discuss to current social and political positions of those directly involved in the fishing community in Bermuda.
Day 5

Beach clean-up, Bermuda
Several guest speakers visit the ship to discuss marine conservation policy and politics in Bermuda. Hear from members of the Sargasso Sea Commission, an international group attempting to create conservation policy in the Sargasso Sea. Help these conservation efforts by participating in the beach clean-up in the afternoon.
Day 6

beach, Bermuda
Enjoy a full day off to explore Bermuda. Visit Crystal Cave, swim in an elevated salt water pool in the jungle, hike Abbot Cliffs and sample as much frozen yogurt as possible.
Day 7

St. Georges Harbor, Bermuda
The final morning in port is spent as a field day, readying the Corwith Cramer for sea. Take departure late morning and begin sailing north for New York City.