You have to see it to beliéve it , the colours are magic, and the rock formations stunning. The water maybe a bit cold in April, the swimming season generally starts in May. But a walk along the beach was wonderful.

A free public beach. Beautiful and clean. Very nice changing and shower area. Chair and umbrella rentals available and reasonable for Bermuda prices.

This beach is a must see when you go to Bermuda. The water is crystal clear, lots of parking, easy access. Newly done out shower and toilet blocks, which are always clean. A cafe for refreshments. The sand is amazing it's PINK, when the sun shines on it it's beautiful. There is also some rocks at each end of the... More

Very picturesque and the sand is PINK (amazing) Very clean and the water is crystal clear. There is also a cafe for refreshments. Toilet and shower blocks are all new and always clean

I've just seen a tripadvisor report on the world's best beaches, i've been to a couple of these & they cannot compare with Horseshoe Bay in Bermuda. This beach has it all, apart from the Kiss Me Quick Hats. The sand is the finest I ever seen, the sea is beautifully warm, and the 'tropical fish' swimming in the shallows... More

Visited in April 2013. Get a scooter to buzz around the island and get Horseshoe Bay on your schedule. With a large car park just off South Road, you can arrive by road or bus and chill out for an afternoon. The beach stretches for 500m with beautiful rocky crags at either end. Enough space for a bit of seclusion... More

We've heard about Horseshoe Beach, so naturally paid a visit on our first trip to Bermuda. A little too chilly to swim, but we walked around the beach and my husband climbed on some rocks to take pictures. It's a bit of a hike down a hill from the main road (if you take the bus as we did), but... More

Horseshoe beach is a public beach, free parking for scooters is available. Swimming is great and plenty of room for you to set a blanket and relax

We traveled to Bermuda via a Carnival Cruise. We spent the afternoon and early evening there. We took the public bus to get there and back. The bus stop is at the top of a steep hill that leads down to the beach. The tide was coming in when we arrived. This beach connected to other adjacent beaches so we... More