The Pink Sands of Bermuda
Here are some photographs of beaches that I did not show in the previous post. Â Sometimes, I tend to include so many pictures in one post, that I thought I would divide them out. Â These pictures were taken on Day 2 in Bermuda.
And now for Beach No. 3 (Beach 1 was Snorkel Park Beach, and of course 2 was shown above). Â We unfortunately did not get to go on Horseshoe Bay Beach, all the pictures that I took above were from higher up at a distance. Â I think cars can not drive down the hill, and of course, I couldn’t still really walk down a hill like that in my current state. Â However, the beach below is more accessible by car, and our taxi went all the way down, parking within feet of the beach. Â The beach is part of South Shore Park – it is Warwick Long Bay/Jobson’s Cove.
This picture shows the vendor that is right at the entrance.
The beaches in Bermuda are well known for having pink sand, and this is a naturally occurring phenomenon. Â I asked the taxi driver why the beach at Snorkel Park did not have pink sand, and was told that that beach is a man-made beach. Â However, Jobson’s Cove and Horseshoe Bay Beach are both pink sand beaches, and certain parts of the sand are more pink than other parts. Â You can be the judge, and figure out which picture I have shown above best shows the pink sand. Â If you’d like a closer look at some of the sand from Warwick Long Bay/Jobson’s Cove Beach, see the picture below:
That’s me on one of the fantastic pink sand beaches.
It sure is a nice place to relax and read, or to just look at the ocean.
Well, I hope you enjoyed my pictures of Bermuda. Â Just remember, no matter how hard life is or what it deals you, all your worries can go away when you see a beautiful beach.
























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