John Smith's Bay
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John Smith’s Bay is the only public beach in Smith’s Parish. It’s named after Captain John Smith who produced a map of Bermuda in 1631, despite never having set foot on the island. The captain was one of the early English colonists in Virginia and was saved by Pocahontas. Interestingly, Pocahontas went on to marry John Rolfe who was one of the men aboard Sir George Somers’ shipwrecked Sea Venture.
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Coordinates: 32°19'8"N 64°42'46"W
- Pink Beach Club 0.5 km
- Shelly Bay Beach 3 km
- Marley Beach 10 km
- Snorkel Beach 12 km
- Jobson's Cove 12 km
- Fairmont Southampton private beach & tennis 13 km
- Horseshoe Bay 13 km
- Mangrove Lake 0.8 km
- Harrington Sound 1.8 km
- Flatt's Village 2.4 km
- Devonshire Bay 3.4 km
- Bermuda 5.1 km
- Arboretum 5.6 km
- The Park 5.8 km
- Paget Marsh 7.2 km
- Elbow Beach Resort (closed) 7.8 km
- Great Sound 11 km