Bermuda Sandcastle Competition in Horseshoe Bay
Each Labor Day weekend, Horseshoe Bay's pink sand hosts a free sculpture contest where up to 40 teams shape elaborate castles, towers and creatures against the clock and the tide. Started in 1995, the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition draws local families alongside visiting semi-professional sand artists, judged on technique and originality. It is a single-afternoon event best watched at low tide, when the widest stretch of beach is exposed for building.
Horseshoe Bay's pink sand turns into an open-air sculpture gallery each Labor Day weekend, when the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition sends dozens of teams racing the tide to finish elaborate sand structures before judges make their rounds.