Bermudas Beaches - Smith's Parish

John Smith’s Bay Park and Beach (South Road) This is yet another South Shore local favorite, so it can get extremely busy, especially
on weekends. It has acres of wide, sandy shore, clear shallow waters that make it safe for small children and, offshore, deeper waters and a reef that makes it a snorkeler’s dream. Hundreds of colorful reef fish such as sergeant majors, parrotfish, jacks, blue and
yellow grunts, angels, butterfly fish and wrasse casually swim by.

At times, you’ll see warning flags at the beachlifeguard station indicating that waterconditions may be dangerous. Check with a lifeguard (onduty during summer) before venturing into deepwaters.

The park offers public toilets/restrooms, but there are no other conveniences close by. During the summer a mobile concession stand visits the park to sell soft drinks, coffee, tea and sandwiches (they’re good!).

Know Before You Go!