Pompano Beach Club is an oceanfront resort in Southampton Parish, on Bermuda's south shore, the coast known for its pink sand, limestone cliffs and Atlantic surf. The setting is the main attraction: rooms and public spaces face the sea, there is beach access below, and the resort has a swimming pool, tennis and on-site dining, so you can spend a day without leaving the property. The tone is relaxed and unpretentious, closer to a seaside club than a city hotel, which suits couples, families and friends who want a beach holiday with a little space. Southampton Parish is also home to Horseshoe Bay, Gibbs Hill Lighthouse and the coastal paths of South Shore Park, so the sights that most visitors put at the top of their list are a short ride away by bus, taxi or scooter. Because room types, services and restaurants can change from season to season, check current details with the hotel when you book, and ask which rooms have the best sea views.
Location and getting around
The south shore is the island's beach coast, and Southampton is its heart. From Pompano Beach Club you can reach Horseshoe Bay and the cliff path to quieter coves without much travel, and the lighthouse is a short ride away. Hamilton is reachable by bus or taxi, and the Dockyard is farther west, so plan boat trips in the morning.
Visitors cannot rent cars on the island, so ask the hotel about airport transfers, local bus stops and taxi arrangements before you arrive. The east end caves and St. George's are a long way off, so treat those as full-day trips.
Rooms and who it suits
Ask for an ocean-facing room if the view matters, and check whether the rooms have kitchen facilities or balconies, since layouts vary. The resort suits couples looking for a quiet seaside base, families who like the idea of a beach and a pool close to the room, and travellers who prefer to cook or eat casually rather than dress for dinner.
It is less suited to those who want nightlife on the doorstep, since the south shore is quiet in the evening. Rates are generally more moderate than at the island's big luxury resorts, and winter is often cheaper.
Good to know
The south shore sea can be rough, especially on windy days, with strong surf and rip currents, so respect the flags and the hotel's advice, and remember that lifeguards at public beaches normally run May to October only. Out of season, some restaurant hours, pool services and activities may be reduced, so confirm what is available for your dates.
The cliff setting can mean steps between rooms, the beach and the dining areas, so mention mobility needs when you book. Bring layers for breezy evenings, sun protection for the day, and shoes you can get wet if you plan to follow the coastal path to the neighbouring coves.
Why stay here
- ✓Oceanfront south shore setting
- ✓Beach access
- ✓Swimming pool
- ✓Tennis
- ✓On-site dining
- ✓Ocean-view rooms
- ✓Relaxed seaside club atmosphere
- ✓Near Horseshoe Bay and Gibbs Hill Lighthouse
Good questions
Where is Pompano Beach Club?+
In Southampton Parish on the south shore, in the same parish as Horseshoe Bay and Gibbs Hill Lighthouse.
Is it good for a beach holiday?+
Yes. It is oceanfront with beach access and a pool. The south shore surf can be strong, so respect the flags and the hotel's advice.
How do I get around without a car?+
Visitors cannot rent cars in Bermuda, so use buses, taxis or scooters, and ask the hotel about airport transfers and bus stops.
