There are ONLY beautiful beaches in Bermuda, everyone of them are magnificent, beats out alot of other caribbean islands, even though Bermuda is not tropical. More

A nice wide and long beach with a fraction of the crowd of Horseshoe. It just doesn't have the amenities of Horseshoe. But it has something close by that Horseshoe does: Jobson's Cove. And that's just the next small beach over to the west of Warwick Long Bay. It's all lovely. More

The longest beach in Bermuda - Crystal clear turquoise waters on pristine white sand which has a gorgeous pink hue especially at the waters edge. Take a spectacular walk along the beach, or take the coastal walkway past the more secluded Jobson's Cove or Chaplin Bay. Not as populated as beaches like Horseshoe Bay. Easy to access via bus, taxi... More

Nearly Private-most people seem to be further along the south beaches. Caribbean blue water - just so lovely More

Where do I start. If you want an unspoiled beach all to yourself with soft sand and coral reefs to snorkel over and othe beaches to explore and discover then Warwick Long Bay must be one of the best beaches in the world. If you want a fake beach with imported sand that is raked of all life twice a... More

I was looking for a semi-private beach when I visited Bermuda. My boyfriend and I decided to take the local bus which was walking distance from Hamilton (literally a couple blocks away) to Warwick Long Bay Beach. The bus ride was alittle "scary". The roads are fairly narrow, not what I'm used to at home, but the bus was clean... More

After seeing several other beaches around Bermuda, we really enjoyed the lack of crowds as well as walking on the beach. There was some surf and it does drop off quickly. There are no facilities but you can walk along the path to Horseshoe for this. The pink sand is prevalent on this expansive beach More

Thoroughly enjoyed swimming at this beach in Bermuda. Not too crowded, so that was a plus. The drawback is that there is absolutely no shade here, so we didn't stay too long. Swimming was really great, though. Water was calm, sand was excellent, and completely free from seaweed or anything else to detract from the experience. Snorkeling isn't great here,... More

Pros: - less crowded than Elbow Beach, Horseshoe Bay, and the other places they tend to direct the cruise ship crowd - beautiful pink sand - easily accessible on the South Road bus route Cons: - very rough surf (no snorkeling here) - drops off quickly - no facilities (they were cordoned off when we visited) More