Pack your Card, We're Going to Bermuda | Mahj at Sea 2026
Oct 18 - 25, 2026
Tiles, Bermuda, and the trip you didn't know you needed. Welcome to Mahjong at Sea.
Adventures by Brianna, part of C Pinnacle Travel, is partnering with The Mahjmont Society to bring you something we think is pretty special — a mahjong tournament cruise.
In October 2026 we set sail from Boston headed to Bermuda, with tournament rounds and open play woven throughout the voyage. This is a friendly, low-pressure event — think great people, good competition, and plenty of room for fun in between.
The Mahjmont Society is the Massachusetts-based duo behind some of the most intentional mahjong gatherings around. Whether you've been playing for years or just got your first card, this is a community worth being part of.
Adventures by Brianna, also based in Massachusetts, is handling all the travel logistics, which means one point of contact for your cabin booking, any questions that come up along the way, and the kind of thoughtful coordination that makes travel feel easy instead of chaotic.
Bermuda in late October is genuinely one of the nicer times to visit. The summer crowds have thinned out, temperatures are still warm and comfortable, and the island has a relaxed, unhurried feel that's hard to find in peak season. Think pink sand beaches, Royal Naval Dockyard, and a rum swizzle or two between rounds.
PRICING
FOR CRUISE
All cabins are Balcony on the Norwegian Breakaway.
Single Occupancy — $2,500 per person
One person in their own cabin.
Double Occupancy — $1,600 per person
Two people sharing a cabin.
FOR MAHJONG
All Access Pass to Mahjong programming is $450 per person
RESERVING YOUR SPOT
***UPDATE: If you are using your phone to register when you are in the process of Verification DO NOT Click the link in the email--copy the code and return to the original window and paste it there (Clicking the link will end up restarting the process)
There are two separate steps to securing your place on Mahjong at Sea, and both are required.
Step 1: Book Your Cruise Your cabin is booked through Adventures by Brianna. All cabin options, pricing, and deposit details are outlined in this itinerary. To star the process Click BOOK MY SPOT. Brianna is your single point of contact for everything related to the cruise — from your initial booking through sailing day.
Step 2: Register for the Mahjong Programming The mahjong portion of the event is managed by The Mahjmont Society. Once your cabin is booked, you will complete your mahjong registration and pay the $450 per person participation fee directly to The Mahjmont Society. This fee covers all mahjong programming, including open play sessions, the final day tournament and lots of fun details.
Mahjong Registration: Mahjmont Society Cruise Payment
Questions about the cruise? Reach out to Brianna at brianna@cpinnacletravel.com
Questions about the mahjong programming? Contact Erin and Jen at themahjmontsociety@gmail.com
Cabins are now open for booking. Click BOOK MY SPOT to reserve your cabin and authorize your $250 per cabin deposit. Cabin space is limited, so if this trip is on your radar, don't wait.
Itinerary
Trip Details
Sun, Oct 18: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Mon, Oct 19: At Sea
Tue, Oct 20: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Wed, Oct 21: At Sea
Thu, Oct 22: Kings Wharf, Bermuda
Fri, Oct 23: Kings Wharf, Bermuda
Sat, Oct 24: At Sea
Sun, Oct 25: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Full Itinerary
Norwegian Cruise Line
FAQs
What is the Mahjong at Sea?
It's a group cruise sailing round-trip from Boston to Bermuda, with an organized mahjong tournament and open play built into the itinerary. Adventures by Brianna and The Mahjmont Society have partnered to put this together — we're handling the travel, they're running the mahjong programming, and together we're making sure the whole thing is a great time.
Who can come?
This trip is open to anyone who wants to join — you don't have to be part of a group or know someone already going. If you love mahjong, love to travel, or just love the idea of both at once, you're in the right place.
What level player do I need to be?
The Mahjmont Society has designed this event to be welcoming at every level. If you're newer to the game, we just ask that you come with a general familiarity with how play works so everyone can keep the rounds moving. Not sure if you're ready? Brush up before you sail and you'll be just fine.
Can I book the cruise on my own?
This is an exclusive group event, which means participation in the mahjong programming is tied to booking your cabin through Adventures by Brianna as part of our group block. Cabins booked independently through Norwegian won't have access to the tournament or any of the group events. The good news is that booking through us is straightforward, and you'll have a dedicated point of contact for everything from the moment you sign up.
Can I bring someone who doesn't play mahjong?
Absolutely. Non-players are more than welcome on this trip. The cruise itself is open to everyone in your cabin, and they'll be able to join in on the social events we have planned along the way. The mahjong-specific programming — tournament rounds and organized play sessions — does require a separate mahjong participation fee, and we do need to know ahead of time who is playing so we can plan accordingly. Just let us know on your interest list form and we'll make sure everyone is set up correctly from the start.
What if I don't know anyone going?
That's actually one of the best reasons to come. Group cruises like this one have a way of turning strangers into friends fast, especially when you're all sitting around the same table. The Mahjmont Society is great at creating an environment where everyone feels welcome from day one.
Do I have to share a room?
No. You can book a cabin for yourself or with whoever you're traveling with. If you're traveling solo and would like to connect with a potential roommate to share costs, let us know on your interest list form and we'll do our best to help facilitate that.
Do I need a passport?
We always recommend traveling with a valid passport — it's the easiest and most reliable form of identification for international travel and gives you the most flexibility if anything unexpected comes up. That said, because this is a closed-loop cruise (meaning it departs and returns to the same U.S. port), U.S. citizens can travel with a government-issued photo ID and an original or certified copy of their birth certificate. Whatever you decide, make sure your documents are current and ready to go well before sailing day.
