Horseshoe Bay 27th In World’s 50 Best Beaches
“Turquoise meets pink in a splendor of colors to feast your eyes upon” at Horseshoe Bay Beach, FlightNetwork said, with the Canadian travel website ranking the Bermuda beach 27th among the world’s best 50 beaches.
FlightNetwork said they “consulted 600+ of world’s best travel journalists, editors, bloggers and agencies — the people who do this for a living — to gain insight from their opinions and expertise,” as by “asking the top travel professionals, Flight Network has created the most trustworthy and accurate list out there to inspire travelers and help choose their upcoming winter holiday destinations.”
In describing Bermuda’s Horseshoe Bay, the website said, “At Horseshoe Bay, turquoise meets pink in a splendor of colors to feast your eyes upon. Ordained with pink sands, Horseshoe Bay in Bermuda is hailed as the most famous and beloved of all the beaches, making it an endless honeymoon.
“Explore its rock creations, hideaway caves, and jagged terrain to escape the tide or head towards the waves. It appears to be remote alongside serene nature — and with your feet are in the sand, you’ll think you’re on your own island. But, it’s just a short distance from delicious seafood restaurants and ice cream treats.
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Oh great, As soon as they talk about reversing gay right all of a sudden our beach ratings decrease…. thanks a lot flip flop!
Looks like they did not want to offend anywhere so they picked a beach worth going to, in no particular order, in each country. Gotta love surveys like this.
Ahh yes, Bermadoo,was there several times in he early 60s.Watched a Shark caught off Irelands Island, rented Motorbikes, drank Rum In a underground Bar, a cave in fact and saw a SIGN on a Beach that said “NO DOGS OR SAILORS! Was In Canadian Navy at the Time, SO, my goodby to Windward Livery( rented Bike there)and they tried to overcharge me was to ride it off the Dock, get aboard Ship(HMCS Buckingham 314 and sail away to Fort Lauderdale.
Plant some coconut palms and make it number one!
Palm trees, cabanas, friendly Bermudian trained service ambassadors is a great start. Adding an environmental friendly Board walk further back with palms over looking the beach where you can sit and taste different island cuisines would be ideal for small local family business, create jobs and enhance the beach experience. It would also be a great place to hide the 1000 chairs stacked out in the open looking for one man personal gain. I wish the old government was transparent with the beach proposals because having this one average restaurant called “Rum Bum” ( which by the way is insulting) that has put minimum into the location and menu continues to hurt the tourism brand. We all agree Horseshoe bay is top 5 in world but it always depends on that one person or persons writing the experience that didn’t receive great service to affect the actual beauty ratings of that location.