Beach-goers will find Warwick Long Bay along Bermuda's southern coast. The island of Bermuda is actually made up of several islands clustered together, and Hamilton is located on the main island of the chain.

Travelers who prize seaside views in a secluded setting may be rewarded for going off the beaten path to Warwick Long Bay.

Nearly half a mile long, Warwick Long Bay is the longest beach in Bermuda. Located on the south side of South Shore Park, the beach is surrounded by native vegetation and grasses, as well as steep cliffs. The waters are protected and fairly calm thanks to a coral reef just 200 ft. off-shore.

While some of the beaches in Bermuda are more secluded than Warwick Long Bay the combination of natural setting, personality and other features available at this beach could be what you are looking for.

You may find that beaches throughout Bermuda are usually fairly quiet, but you can find a difference at Warwick Long Bay. That's not to say this spot is particularly urbanized it's not travelers making a stop at this beach will enjoy escaping the buzz of city life without missing the chance to people watch.

Many visitors feel that a beach's amenities and attractions are important. Others feel that it is the seclusion and the chance to waste away the day on the sand that is the most important thing. No matter what you're looking for, Bermuda has plenty to choose from, and Warwick Long Bay may be perfect for many vacationers.

Whatever type of beach you are seeking, location is crucial. There are hundreds of beaches in the Caribbean, so you have other options, in addition to Warwick Long Bay. With the information presented below, you can make up your mind if this particular beach doesn't fit your style.

Food

If you're on the beach and you start feeling a bit hungry, not to worry, you'll have your pick of nearby fine dining.

Some places serving food are included in the following table.

Bermuda offers plenty of dining choices, but some meals should be enjoyed in an even more casual environment. Many vacationers enjoy eating a meal right at the beach. Many hotels will prepare a picnic lunch for you, or you can find picnic supplies en route to the beach.

Amenities and Ambience

Snorkeling is fantastic along the coral reef where the water is protected and calm. The beach is also great for leisurely strolls or quiet relaxation.

The number of people at the beach is affected by the time of year, time of day, and many other factors. Some of Bermuda's beaches may rarely be crowded, while others are often crowded particularly during the high tourism season. One of the most important factors when considering a day at the beach can be, for some beach goers, the possibility of crowds. While some prefer a crowded beach filled with people and activity, many would prefer to just relax in a quiet area.

Like so many places in Bermuda this beach has its own personality which will attract certain visitors. The atmosphere of this beach is rather different from what you'll enjoy at other beaches in Bermuda. Warick Long Bay is an isloated beach area, so it is ideal for travelers seeking solitude.

Attractions

Visiting the seaside can be a great way to spend time near some of nature's most beautiful works, but vacationers can also check out other natural attractions that are worth exploring. A great example is Tarpon Hole, (located 2.1 miles to the northeast of Warwick Long Bay) which can provide beachgoers with a little something extra for their day at the seaside.

Historical attractions such as Gibbs Hill Lighthouse provide a nice complement to the shores of Warwick Long Bay giving visitors the opportunity to learn more about Bermuda without having to go to far from the beach.

Plenty of nearby activities will ensure that you never run low on things to do. The attractions nearest to this beach are listed in the following table.

Location

Visitors will find this beach on the southern coast of Bermuda. You can stay nearby at the Sandpiper Guest Apartments, 0.4 miles away. Warwick Long Bay is near Hamilton, so walking the town is a definite option.

Nearby Hotels

The number of other vacationers sharing the beach can vary widely, depending on the time of day and season of the year. You can expect to encounter a fair number of visitors from nearby hotels. You'll find a moderate number of hotels nearby. Those looking to stay in this vicinity won't have trouble finding a spot.

Other Beaches

Those who are looking for a great beach can choose from more than Warwick Long Bay when they visit Bermuda. You might also enjoy Achilles Bay; it's found 11.3 miles to the northeast. Overall, the beach at Achilles Bay is a nice seaside location, but one of the major setbacks is that it can't be reached by bus.

But, if you're interested in a more active beach, you might like Stonehole Bay. It's found 0.3 miles to the southwest.

Another option worth considering is Chaplin Bay, which you'll find 0.4 miles from Warwick Long Bay. Make time while on Bermuda to pass by Chaplin Bay and look at its fascinating wonders. A large wall of coral extends from the beach to the shore, giving guests a remarkable visual and photo opportunity. The beach is small and secluded, and during low tide the waters are good for swimming, although they can occasionally be a little rough. The neighboring South Shore Park offers visitors restroom and picnic facilities.

The activities you'll experience in Bermuda will have plenty of variety, even if a visit to Warwick Long Bay doesn't top your list.