Warwick Long Bay
No medals, big hats or any other prizes will be given to persons guessing that this beach is long (by Bermudian standards) and situated in Warwick Parish. With 1 km of uninterrupted pink sand it’s the most easterly of the beaches of South Shore Park and the longest in Bermuda.
Although open and exposed to southerly winds, the waves are generally moderate due to the nearby reef. The many broilers found at the reef are an interesting feature. Warwick Long Bay is less busy than many other beaches and is popular with the dog-walking, jogging and walking fraternities.
The beach is backed by scrubland and grasses. A path runs though this area taking you to Jobson Cove and other beaches. Spicelands Riding Centre offers horse rides along this trail.
The main entrance is at the west end of beach. The short road winds down to a car park providing easy access to both Warwick Long Bay and Jobson Cove. There are also public restrooms here.