John Smith’s Bay

The best beach bouldering to be had in Bermuda is to be found tucked away in the left-hand corner of this tranquil spot. The obvious roof system sweeps above a sandy landing from two pillars on the right hand side. The rock is incredibly sharp so watch your skin. In the summer, the beach may be busy with sunbathers all over the place, including underneath the bouldering. However, for most of the year the beach is deserted.

SAVE YOUR BREATH V2

Start on the left hand pillar. Climb directly out to the lip via a large thread then follow the lip leftwards to the top. Superb. Grant Farquhar 2002.
Time lapse video of Save Your Breath.

MICROBUBBLES V3

A variation on Save Your Breath. From the thread climb leftwards under the roof to finish as for the parent problem. Grant Farquhar 2002.

ANKLE BITERS V6

Start at the right-hand pillar and follow the underside white rock past the second pillar. Climb underneath the roof until the white strip ends and then top out. Jazmyne Watson Feb 2011.

ROCK FEVER V3

A nice little problem, sand level permitting. Sit down start in the very right hand corner. Climb out to the obvious juggy rail. Climb down leftwards on pockets to finish in a porthole feature at ground level. Difficult to get onto if the sand is high. Grant Farquhar 2002.

20,000 VOLTS V4

A sustained link up. Start as for Rock Fever or from the RHS of the rail. Follow the rail leftwards to a no-hands rest on the first pillar. Continue along the lip on jugs to join Save Your Breath and finish along this. Grant Farquhar 2002.

OF COURSE MY HORSE V6

FEATHER FINGERS V5