jobson's cove beach

petec819

A very small and lovely cove,when we arrived there was Parrot fish grazing on weed off of the rocks in the clear waters,the sun was shining and I could not resist,although I was told by Bermudians it was too cold, the water temp.,was around 60 F and to me it was warm and I was in the water for near on 1 hour and was still warm,passing people did seem surprised to see a swimmer in "winter time"once they saw my English "tan" I think they guessed I was not a local.In summer this lovely cove would be a sun trap sheltered from any wind On my next visit,later in the season I will spend all day on this beautiful beach a lovely thought that will carry me through another bad English summer and winter.

JacquiE861

We arrived here on mountain bikes from the Railway Trail. It was beautiful, serene and perfect. Beautiful blue fish swimming in there, and a little seagull with no toes we affectionately dubbed Stumpy. ;) There are bathrooms there - old fashioned toilets - like the sort you find at a camping place, but clean. I'd love to know what the bunker was for! I was too chicken to go in.

TSH-SSCEC

This really was a gem as someone mentioned. We did beach hoping on one of our last days to several beaches just to see how different they were. A photo from this beach adorns our bedroom now it was that serene. Absolutely stunning with few coral reef out croppings and very sunny. Beach itself was very clean and not far from parking. Definitely a magical beach to share with a significant other. When we got there early afternoon there was 4 people on the entire beach as opposed to around 500-600 on Horseshoe Bay.

Nedobryi_kot

This was another quiet beach that provided ample opportunity for snorkeling. Excellent views and plenty of fish!

Traveller84709

There are fish swimming all around you and beautiful, crystal-clear water. I never saw anyone else at the beach at all. Amazing swimming and pictures.

JerseyPearl1

We were really looking forward to going back to Jobson's Cove during our recent visit to Bermuda. When we got there, it was an absolute mess. The hurricane that went through just a few weeks ago really washed in some trash to this beach. It was sad to see it had not been cleaned up. Of course the main tourist beaches were cleaner, and yes we do understand they just had a hurricane come through, but it was still disappointing for such a beautiful place to be left so dirty just because it isn't a main tourist attraction. The amount of trash left around the island doesn't make me want to come back to Bermuda so quickly. It was disappointing

Reedje777

This is a great place to get some beautiful pictures of the beach and of loved ones. It wasn't crowded while we were there (twice on separate days) and the water level is perfect. The cove provided some measure of protection from the more aggressive waves coming in from the ocean.

KathrynD2

We stumbled upon this gem while trekking from out hotel, the Fairmont Southampton. When we noticed the locals swimming, we knew this was the place to be. It's really is a cove about the size of a community pool. The natural steps on the side of one of the rocks is just asking for it to be climbed. And so we did! It was gorgeous. No rock jumping here though, too many jagged edges. We saw parrot fish and pink sands. By far the most beautiful, tranquil beach I've ever been to.

942alyr

I visited Bermuda with my boyfriend on a cruise earlier this month. Jobsons cove was by far our favorite place to visit. From the beautiful pink sand to the colorful fish, it couldn't have been any better. It's just one bus stop away from the infamous and over crowded horse shoe bay. Our only regret was visiting this on our last day. A bit of advise, bring your own snorkel gear. Snorkeling here is tons better than any over priced excursion.

73annaw

One of our favorite memories of Bermuda is sitting on top of the picturesque rocks at Jobson's Cove watching the beautiful turquoise sea. We then looked down and saw large Parrot Fish below so we ran down and snorkeled with them! It was extremely fun! You can walk to Jobson's Cove from Warwick or Horseshoe. Don't miss!

happyAngel08

We went to this beach while we went to Bermuda with Royal caribbean cruise. The beach is very clean, beatiful and quiet. It's just like our private beach. No one else was on the beach while our family was there. The water is very clear; we can see the small fish swimming around your toes. We swam, climbed up to the rock, jumped into the water. Kids sat on the sand and play. We had so much fun. We love this place. If you have a chance to go to Bermuda next time, we definitely will go to this beach again!

newenglander1952

Great little beach. Make sure you get some dogs from the girls at the food cart! Easy bus route access. Lots of taxis stop there if you need one.

393matta

This was a highlight of our trip to Bermuda! A local had highly recommended the beach when we mentioned we were going to Horseshoe Bay beach during our stay in Bermuda. We got to observe some beautiful fish in relatively shallow water. Not great options for food vendors, so it's a good idea to bring your meal or snacks with you.

JeffinNJ

We settled on this beach after riding around a bit on our scooter. We were NOT disappointed. This private cove afforded us a wonderful experience of a Bermudian beach, even with a lot of people around. My wife saw parrot fish almost three feet long, feeding on the algae. The nearby bathroom, though, was covered with red ants.

foodbuffy

We (my husband and myself) got dropped or at Warwick long bay and walked the trail from there to the cove and down to Horseshoe bay. It was like we were the only two on the island. Gorgeous water, appropriate to take kids. Bring water and snacks. There are no vendors or facilities until you reach horseshoe bay.