Dockyard's Snorkel Park Beach is the most fun on the beach in Bermuda! All the exciting watersports and activities you want, in one fantastic beach front location! Rent Jet Ski's for guided island tours, kayak or snorkel with digital camera masks over stunning coral reefs just feet from our sheltered beach. Relax, enjoy spectacular views, sunsets, great food and refreshing drinks at Hammerheads Bar & Grill or the Shark Club. Day into night, it's all happening at the Shark Club!

Achilles Bay gets its name from its heel-like shape. These calm blue waters match perfectly with its secluded location and tranquil setting. Right next to Fort St Catherine, the location of this beach makes is it easy to explore not only the town of St. George, but all the other sights of the east end of the island.

More famous for being a site of romantic island weddings than swimming, nevertheless this cove is a delight to experienced swimmers. Its rocky shore line and strong waters are not for amateur swimmers. For observers there’s a magnificent park maintained by Bermuda’s Parks department ideal for picnics and nature walks. It is also a photographers dream and understandably why a popular wedding vista.

After a makeover from 2003’s Hurricane Fabian, this popular snorkeling spot has revived not only for wonderful snorkeling, but other water sports too. Catch glimpses of the colorful array of fish, coral reef and sandy beach to experience the full tranquil experience of Church Bay. You can rent snorkeling equipment from May 1 - October 30 from Church Bay Beach Rentals.

Clearwater Beach and Park off of St. David’s Island is actually two man-made beaches created when the airport land was reclaimed around 1946 as a US military base and joined to smaller islands. It has been a public recreation area since 1996 with playground, beaches, hardscape for cycling, rollerblading and other activities. Many Bermudians enjoy this area, as it is a great location for a church picnic, company party or music festivals. There is ample parking and during the summer months a lifeguard is on duty.

Stretches of turtle grass create dark patches offshore and at the same time provide a feeding station for turtles and fish. Overhead, one may observe arriving and departing aircraft from the adjacent Bermuda International Airport which, by the way does nothing to disturb the tranquility of the area.

Due to its captivating beauty, Horseshoe Bay Beach is probably the most photographed beaches in Bermuda. From small children, to senior citizens, its wide appeal makes Horseshoe Bay a must see when visiting Bermuda. With an adjacent ‘kiddy beach’, and its low tide, Horseshoe Beach is definitely a spot for the entire family. Use your discretion when the waters look rough, or ask a lifeguard who is on call. The expansive horseshoe-shaped beach is bordered by cliffs and large reefs where snorkellers can explore the large variety of fish and sea life. Not a fan of water activities? Go for a jog, play volleyball or just kick back on the sand. When hunger strikes you, do not fret; there is a concession stand fully stocked with a variety goodies.

Right next to Warwick Long Bay is a beautiful, sheltered, picture perfect beach called Jobson’s Cove. Perfect for a picnic, to relax, and to explore in or out of water. Definitely a special spot to Bermuda and a photographic jewel.

This beach appeals to both young and old. Although popular, it is rarely over crowded, making it a great spot to relax. Occasionally colorful parrot fish can be seen along the reef, enhancing the overall tranquility of this beach. Not an experiences swimmer? Be sure to watch for the warning signs of the periodic rip tides. Experienced Lifeguards are always on call during the summer months, ensuring that your visit to the beach is both a safe and enjoyable one. On holidays in the summer months, watch the beach transform from a quiet place

This endless stretch of shallow waters probably makes Shelly Bay the number one rated kid’s beach in Bermuda. Youngsters can wade in the waters, while parents watch from the sand. Find public facilities, equipment rentals and an extensive playground surrounding the beach, perfect for a day of fun. Adjacent to the beach is “Yardie Kitchen” specializing in both local and Caribbean cuisine.
Just off the busy North Shore Road this beach is not far from Flatts Village and the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo.

If you are looking for a refreshing swim or a snorkeling adventure, Tobacco Bay beach is the place to visit. Our facilities include a restaurant and deck, beer and wine bar and a gift shop. We also rent snorkeling gear for kids and adults, umbrellas and loungers to make your day comfortable and fun. Come and join us! We are the family fun place in St. George’s, open 7 days a week. Tel: 441-297-2756

This magnificent stretch of beach lives up to its name as it is close to half a mile of Bermuda’s famous pink sand and dunes. It’s a favorite location for early morning swimmers, joggers and the occasional horseback riders. The steep cliffs and shrubbery that cover the hills offer some privacy to sun bathers, and a nearby playground is a must for children as a substitute for the heavy surf. Bay Grape and Cedar trees make up the main vegetation a haven for bird life, so it is a wonderful bird watching area. Snorkel equipment is available to rent from Warwick Long Bay Beach Rentals from May 1 - October 30.

Come the months of March and April schools of Humpback whales can be seen as they migrate through the beautiful azure waters off the South Shore, hence why the name was given to this beach. It’s always been a favorite spot for family picnics, on the beach or on a picnic table. The on-site toilet facilities are convenient if you intend to spend the day. When the tide is low, the water is sufficiently shallow for bathers to float out and enjoy the coral reefs.