Warwick Long Bay Tours and Tickets

One of Bermuda's top beaches, Warwick Long Bay can be experienced in many different ways. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Five-Hour Guided Private Tour of Bermuda

• Bermudaful Half Island Tour

• Bermuda Sights, Shopping, and Sand Experience

• Bermuda Gems and Private Resort Beach Day Experience

• Bermuda Beach Hop Experience

Warwick Long Bay is free to visit as it’s one of Bermuda’s public beaches. The only cost to consider is your transport. This can be as wallet-friendly as paying around US$5.50 to hop on the #7 bus, or around US$50 for a taxi from the Royal Naval Dockyard.

While Warwick Long Bay doesn’t seem close on the map to the Royal Naval Dockyard, nowhere in Bermuda is too difficult to reach. Taxis are ever-present around the cruise terminal, and the ride takes around 30 minutes. The #7 bus offers an easy route and a similar journey time.

Not really. There is a car park, restrooms, and a playground (by the beach entrances), but Warwick Long Bay doesn't have lots of other facilities. If you want a Bermuda south shore beach with lots to do, lay your towel down at Horseshoe Bay where lifeguards, equipment rentals, and beach bars beckon.

Yes, Bermuda’s famously beautiful south shore beaches are linked by footpaths, making it easy for restless beachgoers to check off several coves in a day. Horseshoe, Warwick Long, and West Whale bays are all walkable, along with smaller nearby nooks such as Jobson’s Cove and Chaplin Bay Beach.

No, there are no lifeguards on duty at Warwick Long Bay. While the water is generally considered safe, keep aware that the sea floor drops off quickly here. If you prefer to see lifeguards around, head to Horseshoe Bay instead where lifeguards are usually on duty from May through October.