Royal Naval Dockyard, West End, Bermuda Port Q&A

snorkelers park Beach behind the national museums it use to be a club type beach and it closed but we went last December and walked all over and waited in the water and the kids swam you could snorkel with your own supplies

Answered by pickiepat on February 13, 2023

yes I think it's glass glass beach beautiful views

Answered by pickiepat on February 13, 2023

Define your walking distance ability. The nearest free public beach is Somerset Long Bay Beach which is 4 miles away or about a 60-80 minute walk. An at fee private beach is right in The Royal Naval Dockyard, but it's not as good as the public beaches along South Road. accessed by the public bus system or private shuttles from the port.

Answered by maryred on February 11, 2023

snorkel park Beach is very nice. it's not free but very inexpensive. if you want to rent a beach chair you pay a bit more. I'm pretty sure they have a bar there too

Answered by anchorsaway11 on February 11, 2023

Take the 14 dollar shuttle to horseshoe bay beach the beach is free , but the lounges cost a few bucks but you really can just use your towel

Answered by why71 on February 11, 2023

yes, but they might not be as clean/curated as the others. typically smaller and more. private though

Answered by DessertSteaks on February 11, 2023

Admission rates went up to $15 per person that’s just for entry if you want a beach lounger or an umbrella you’re going to pay dearly however the convenience of it being right next to the dock yard is nice, we usually prefer to jump on the mini bus and go down to horseshoe Bay beach

Answered by jrobichaud on February 19, 2023

Walking distance, yes. snorkel park. When we went in 2018, it was $5 to enter but certainly worth it

Answered by firstcruise18 on February 19, 2023