Pompano Beach club

owned and operated by the lamb family since 1956

Dramatically situated overlooking Bermuda’s southwest coast, the 75 room family owned and operated Pompano Beach Club is a tropical paradise! The resort offers extensive recreational facilities, exceptional service and hospitality, gourmet cuisine, breathtaking ocean views from every guestroom and a casual, relaxed atmosphere. Whether you are interested in a Bermuda family holiday, golf vacation, honeymoon getaway, place to relax with your significant other or some fun in the sun, the Pompano Beach Club offers the intimacy of a boutique hotel and the amenities of a world-class beach resort. Pompano’s spectacular shallow waterfront is the only one of its kind in Bermuda, attracting beachgoers, snorkelers, water sports enthusiasts and swimmers of all ages and abilities. The Port Royal Golf Course – Bermuda’s best public course – is right next door!

restaurants and bars

The Pompano Beach Club is proud to offer three fabulous restaurants, where the ambiance and views are as inspiring as the cuisine.

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Two guests paddleboarding outside the Pompano Beach Club

leisure activities

From water sports and golf to an oceanfront spa, fitness center, pools, jacuzzis and more, the Pompano Beach Club makes it easy to do everything or absolutely nothing at all.

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Location

The Pompano Beach Club is dramatically situated overlooking Bermuda's southwest coast, adjacent to the Robert Trent Jones designed Port Royal Golf Course, in Southampton parish. The resort's location is considered one of the best beachfront settings on the island, offering breathtaking ocean views from every part of the property.

WELCOME to THE resort

“Dramatically perched on limestone cliffs overlooking the southwest coast, Pompano Beach Club, owned and operated by the Lambs, an American family, since 1956, has 75 comfortable rooms and all the amenities found in a larger world-class resort. The private pink-sand beach beckons, as does the championship golf course next door”. (King Montgomery, Eastern Fly Fishing magazine)