Beach · Warwick, Warwick
Warwick Long Bay
A roughly 800-meter stretch of pink sand on Warwick’s South Shore, inside South Shore Park, generally less crowded than Horseshoe Bay.
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About Warwick Long Bay
Warwick Long Bay is one of Bermuda’s longest beaches, with about 800 meters of pink sand in an almost straight line, inside South Shore Park. Behind it, dunes covered in low vegetation separate the beach from South Road.
An offshore reef moderates some of the waves, and at the western end large rocks in the water mark the end of the beach and the path to Jobson’s Cove. Because it is long and has fewer facilities, it usually attracts far fewer people than Horseshoe Bay.
Trails from the beach form part of South Shore Park and run along the cliff tops to Horseshoe Bay, passing Jobson’s Cove, Stonehole Bay and Chaplin Bay. To the east there is a children’s playground.
Before you go
Practical information
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How much time to set aside
Half day.
Best time
From May to October, when the sea is warmer. A south wind can make the water rough; on those days prefer the sheltered coves.
How to get there
By South Road bus, which stops at the beach, or by taxi and scooter. There is parking at the western end.
Tip
Park or get off the bus at the western end to have Jobson’s Cove and the trails immediately nearby.
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Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Warwick Long Bay
Is Warwick Long Bay the longest beach in Bermuda?
It is one of the longest, with about 800 metres of sand, and official tourism sources present it as the island’s longest.
Does Warwick Long Bay have lifeguards?
Generally not. Swim close to the shore and avoid days of rough seas.
How to walk from Warwick Long Bay to Horseshoe Bay?
Follow the South Shore Park trails that run west along the cliffs and coves, a distance of about 2 km.
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