Washed by the warm turquoise waters of the Sargasso Sea and surrounded by picturesque reefs, Bermuda is one of the best diving sites in the world. However, they are ideal for all types of water sports, hiking, golfing or just relaxing on the pink sand beach. Occupying only 53.2 km², Bermuda is famous for its numerous museums, galleries, forts and is amazed by the combination of British, North American, African, Portuguese and Indian cultures. Our rating of island beaches will be useful in choosing a place under the Bermuda sun.
Horseshoe Bay, located in Southampton County, is Bermuda's most visited beach. In all regards, he is an example of Bermuda beach style - lazy, classic, but vibrant. In 2016, Conde Nast Traveler included it to the top 20 best beaches in the world.
Warwick Long Bay Beach is a long and picturesque strip of pink sand, which is framed by grass, grape bushes and cedar trees. This natural wonder is located in Warwick County on the southern coast.
Tobacco Bay is a popular Bermuda beach located in St. George's County. It is just a 20-minute walk from Kings Square City Center.
Jobsons Cove is a beautiful and secluded beach surrounded by cliffs and completely separated from the sea. It is located in Warwick County, on the south coast. The beach is named after William Jobson, who first settled on these lands in the 17th century.
Pristine white sand, swaying palm trees and azure waters are the hallmarks of Elbow Beach, one of the most beautiful in Bermuda. It is located in Paget County and the shape of the bend resembles an elbow, hence the name.
Church Bay is a small bay in Southampton County, formed by coral cliffs in the western part of the south coast. Getting to the beach is easy - just take the bus to Hamilton. The trip takes only half an hour.
Secluded Somerset Long Bay is a favorite of the locals. As its name suggests, it is a quite long sandy beach. It is located in western Bermuda, in Sandys County, near the village of Somerset.
The secluded Chaplin Bay Beach stretches between Bermuda counties Warwick and Southampton. This cozy and quiet place offers all the conditions for a relaxing break while meditating in the lap of nature or reading an interesting book. The beach was named after the British navigator Eduard Chaplin, who arrived on the island in 1635.
Well Bay is located in the western part of Southampton, not far from Middle Road. From March to April, flocks of migrating humpback whales can be seen from here. Whale Bay got its name from its proximity to the former whaling area. It is currently a popular destination for whale watching enthusiasts.
The shallow and calm waters of the small crescent-curved John Smiths Bay Beach are popular with local families. It is located in Smiths Bermuda County and is a long stretch of pale sand bordered by crystal clear water. Nearby is a beautiful little park.