Sea Glass Locations

The best beaches and coastlines where rare sea glass can be found around the world.

Davenport Beach, California

Davenport Beach, California

One of the world's most famous sea glass beaches. Home to rare colors from the old cement plant operations dating back to the early 1900s.

Glass Beach, Fort Bragg, California

Glass Beach, Fort Bragg, California

The world's most famous sea glass beach. Decades of ocean dumping created a shore blanketed in thousands of colorful, wave-tumbled glass pebbles inside MacKerricher State Park.

Seaham Beach, County Durham, England

Seaham Beach, County Durham, England

Victorian-era glass factory waste produces some of the world's most collectible sea glass. Extraordinary multi-colored pieces in cobalt blue, teal, amber, and rare swirled patterns on England's northeast coast.

Glass Beach, Kauai, Hawaii

Glass Beach, Kauai, Hawaii

Millions of sea glass pebbles cover this pocket beach near Port Allen Harbor on Kauai's south shore. Decades of industrial dumping created one of the most concentrated sea glass deposits in the Pacific.

Spectacle Island, Boston Harbor

Spectacle Island, Boston Harbor

A former city landfill turned national park, Spectacle Island's beaches are covered with sea glass and century-old pottery shards from decades of dumping. The East Coast's best sea glass destination - though you can't take any home.

Steklyashka Beach, Ussuri Bay, Russia

Steklyashka Beach, Ussuri Bay, Russia

A former Soviet-era dumping ground near Vladivostok where the Sea of Japan transformed millions of discarded bottles into a beach carpeted with brilliantly colored glass pebbles. Known for larger-than-average pieces in greens, blues, and ambers.

Bermuda Sea Glass Beaches

Bermuda Sea Glass Beaches

Bermuda's sheltered coves and 400 years of maritime history produce beautiful sea glass on pink sand beaches. Black Bay Beach and Alexandra Battery Beach in historic St. George's are the island's top collecting spots.

Okinawa Sea Glass Beaches, Japan

Okinawa Sea Glass Beaches, Japan

Okinawa's rocky coral coastlines and former dump sites produce extraordinary sea glass including rare bonfire glass. Sea Glass Beach in Nago and the outer islands of Ikei and Hamahiga are the top collecting spots.

More locations coming soon - we're researching the best sea glass spots worldwide.