Glass Beach, MacKerricher State ParkFort Bragg's Glass Beach, situated in Northern California near San Francisco, is renowned for its vibrant sea glass colors and unique history.
Davenport Beach
Davenport, CaliforniaOften likened to Seaham Beach, is a challenging but potentially rewarding destination known for its elusive multicolored glass treasures.
Grant Park Beach,WisconsinThis hidden spot showcases a diverse collection of sea glass, bottle stoppers, marbles,and smoothed shards.
Sea Glass Beach And Black Bay BeachIreland Island, BermudaThe sea glass treasures here, attributed to a former glass factory, can be enjoyed a variety of ways including snorkeling.
Seaham BeachCounty Durham, UKMy preferred sea glass beach, graced with high cliffs, expansive vistas, and dog-friendly paths, is renowned for its multicolored treasures.
Bovisand Beach, Bovisand Devon, UKThis European beach resembles rocky coves evoking images of old-time smugglers, offering a blend of breath-taking tide pools with crabs and fish.
Essaouira, MoroccoWhile exploring the site of Essaouira in Morocco, venture beyond the ramparts to the secluded rock pool beach, offering opportunities to also observe marine life.
Steklyashka Beach, Vladivostok, RussiaThis beach promises larger and more vibrant pieces, providing a dazzling spectacle whether visited on a sunny day or in the winter.
Sea Glass BeachOkinawa, JapanExplore a unique sand beach with a rich post-World War II history, where war remnants transformed into smooth, colorful sea glass gems.
Brighton BeachBrighton Beach, a small cove and sandy beach is best to visit after high tide or a storm. It offers superb sea glass hunting and unique finds like old glass bottle stoppers.