For travelers who enjoy conspiracy theories, the Bermuda Triangle stands out as a particular favorite due to the supposed disappearances that occur within its confines spanning across Florida, the Bahamas, and Puerto Rico. Over the years, an estimated 50 ships and 20 airplanes have reportedly vanished in the area. As harrowing as it might sound to visit such a spot, many with a love for the unexplained might find joy in trying the Norwegian Cruise Line’s Bermuda Triangle evening cruise.

On this evening cruise, guests can experience the macabre nature of the ocean via a glass-bottomed boat. As you sail beneath the twinkling stars, crew members will explain the notoriety of the Bermuda Triangle and give you a unique perspective on the coral and fish that call this part of the ocean home. 

If that’s not enough to tickle your craving for adventure, why not go for a snorkeling trip to visit a shipwreck site? In the shipwreck and coral reef snorkeling combo, your crew will be led to the remains of the Constellation, a cargo shipwreck known for its appearance by the film, The Deep. There, you can spot all the fishes and coral that have taken over the structure. Another nearby wreck, The Montana, is also a short swim away. Overall, it’s a thrilling 45-minute underwater adventure.

For those who aren’t looking to visit mysterious areas or undergo thrilling dives, there’s still much being offered at the Royal Naval Dockyard. Here you can shop to your heart’s content and enjoy the National Museum. Stroll a little further and you can sink your feet into the island’s pink sand beaches. 

Supernatural or not, you’re bound to have a blast. Norwegian Cruise Line offers trips to Bermuda from either Boston, via the Norwegian Gem, or New York, via the Norwegian Joy and Norwegian Prima.