My husband and I live in Bermuda and my mother has MS and is in a wheelchair. Albeit we have never tried to bring her to Horseshoe beach my recommendation would be to rent a taxi driver guided tour ($35 per hour) and he can stop along the road (South Rd.) where you can have a clear view of Horseshoe beach and as well as the other beaches on South Shore. The taxi driver can also bring you down the lane to Horseshoe but once you get to the bottom you will have to go though 50-100 feet of relatively compact sand before you see the beach. Please let us know if you would like to get a taxi driver as there is one we use all the time that took my parents for a guided tour and helped us with our wedding guests and he is fantastic. He also drives a new van and is so polite and helpful. The last point is very important as not all taxi drivers in Bermuda are like this.
Horseshoe Beach Wheelchair Access, Bermuda
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My husband and I live in Bermuda and my mother has MS and is in a wheelchair. Albeit we have never tried to bring her to Horseshoe beach my recommendation would be to rent a taxi driver guided tour ($35 per hour) and he can stop along the road (South Rd.) where you can have a clear view of Horseshoe beach and as well as the other beaches on South Shore. The taxi driver can also bring you down the lane to Horseshoe but once you get to the bottom you will have to go though 50-100 feet of relatively compact sand before you see the beach. Please let us know if you would like to get a taxi driver as there is one we use all the time that took my parents for a guided tour and helped us with our wedding guests and he is fantastic. He also drives a new van and is so polite and helpful. The last point is very important as not all taxi drivers in Bermuda are like this.