Beach · Warwick, Warwick
Jobson's Cove
Small cove surrounded by rocks at the western tip of Warwick Long Bay, with calm, shallow water on days without waves.
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About Jobson's Cove
Jobson’s Cove is a tiny cove just west of Warwick Long Bay, almost enclosed by limestone rocks that form a sort of natural pool. The sand is pink and the water, on calm days, is clear and peaceful.
Because the sea enters the cove through narrow openings, the water is usually calmer than on the surrounding open beaches. That makes Jobson’s Cove a favourite spot for families with small children and for those who want to snorkel among the rocks.
The sand covers only a few metres and it tends to fill up early in summer. You reach it on foot by a short trail from Warwick Long Bay or from the parking area at the western tip.
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Practical information
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How much time to set aside
From one to three hours.
Best time
Early in the morning, before the sand fills up. On rough-sea days water may rush into the cove forcefully.
How to get there
On foot, by a trail of about 200 metres from the western tip of Warwick Long Bay, where South Road buses stop.
Tip
Climb the rocks on the east side carefully to see Jobson’s Cove and Warwick Long Bay at the same time.
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Frequently asked questions about Jobson's Cove
Is Jobson’s Cove good for children?
Yes, on calm-sea days the water is shallow and sheltered by the rocks.
How to get to Jobson’s Cove?
By a short trail from the western tip of Warwick Long Bay, where South Road buses stop.
Does Jobson’s Cove get crowded?
Because it is very small, it fills up early in warm months. Arrive in the morning.
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