Jobsons Cove is a beautiful and secluded small beach surrounded by cliffs all around and is completely separated from the sea. The beach is located in Bermuda's Warwick parish and is adjacent to Warwick long Bay.  

 

Jobsons cove is a very popular beach for both locals and visitors, particularly for families with children.  

 

This picture-perfect beach with its pink sands, gentle waves and calm waters gives the feel of a serene hideaway. It's also an ideal place to relax and picnic.

Jobson's Cove Bermuda - Rocks 

 

The enormous rocks made of limestone and hardened volcanic lava do an amazing job of blocking out the constant breeze.  

 

So unlike most other beaches, the air is extremely calm at the Jobsons cove. 

 

The rocks along with the coral reefs keep the waves inside the Jobsons cove quite low. The water is extremely calm and shallow making this beach perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

 

This bay is like a small protected natural swimming pool. Sometimes we would swim up to the massive expanse of rock that divides Jobson's cove from Warwick long bay.  

 

The water is crystal clear and you can easily see the sandy bottom. The water is about 2m (6 1/2 ft.) deep for a long way out into the bay.  

 

My son is able to snorkel to his heart’s content here and loves to watch the array of tropical fish among the reef. He often says that it’s almost like an aquarium out there.

Visitors' Reviews 

 

By June Foy 

In 1955 my husband was in the Air Force and our family was posted to Bermuda, with the Hurricane Hunters there. We loved to take our three little girls, ages 4, 3 and 2 to this cove where they were able to play in the shallow tide. They are now in their 50's but still have wonderful memories of this place and our time there. 

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