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Bermuda's Best Beaches with Amenities: Pink Sands, Snorkeling & Family Facilities

Bermuda's crystal-clear waters, dramatic rock formations, lush trails, and iconic pink sands make it a year-round beach paradise. Discover top beaches equipped with essential amenities like restrooms, changing rooms, beachside bars, restaurants, playgrounds, and picnic tables.

While favorites like Horseshoe Bay and Elbow Beach offer excellent facilities, Bermuda's 75 miles of stunning coastline hide many more treasures.

Tobacco Bay Beach

Bermuda s Best Beaches with Amenities: Pink Sands, Snorkeling & Family Facilities

In St. George, Tobacco Bay Beach features clear, shallow waters ideal for families. Rent beach gear like umbrellas, chairs, and snorkel equipment. A snack bar serves burgers, fries, and frozen daiquiris from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Snorkel among limestone formations teeming with blue angelfish and sergeant majors.

Cooper's Island Nature Reserve

Bermuda s Best Beaches with Amenities: Pink Sands, Snorkeling & Family Facilities

This reserve boasts eight pristine beaches, including lifeguard-patrolled Clearwater Beach with calm turquoise waters. Once a U.S. military site, it's now an eco-haven. Hike trails, dine at Gombeys Bar & Restaurant, or enjoy the nearby playground.

Admiralty House Park

Bermuda s Best Beaches with Amenities: Pink Sands, Snorkeling & Family Facilities

On Bermuda's North Shore, this former British Navy admiral's estate offers walking trails, picnic tables, ruins, underground passages, and a lagoon beach framed by limestone cliffs. Rentals provide water toys, snacks, and drinks. Climb cliffs or dive into the ocean.

John Smith's Bay

A long stretch of pink sand with reefs nearby makes it perfect for snorkeling under summer lifeguard watch. Enjoy ample parking, restrooms, showers, picnic benches, and seasonal snacks like barbecue and cool treats.

Shelly Bay

Bermuda s Best Beaches with Amenities: Pink Sands, Snorkeling & Family Facilities

North of Flatts Village, this family beach has calm, shallow waters even at high tide. Access the Railway Trail, playground, restrooms, picnic tables, and wheelchair ramp.

Warwick Long Bay, Horseshoe Bay & West Whale Bay

Bermuda s Best Beaches with Amenities: Pink Sands, Snorkeling & Family Facilities

Bermuda's longest beach, Warwick Long Bay, features pink sands, deep swimming waters, restrooms, a playground, and concessions amid shrubland. Trail through South Shore Park to Horseshoe Bay—Bermuda's most popular—with lifeguards, rentals, showers, and Rum Bum Beach Bar serving burgers, fish sandwiches, rum swizzles, and ice cream.

Secluded West Whale Bay offers picnic tables, restrooms, and sunset views from an 18th-century fort.

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