Use our interactive Seaglass map or the search function to find your perfect beach, and don’t forget to check the Sea Glass score to see if it’s a good day for hunting treasure.
Morfa Beach Sea Glass Guide
Wales’s Victorian Tip Beach Best For: Why Morfa Beach – the beach that keeps giving back There are very few
Combe Martin & Hele Bay Sea Glass Guide
Silver Mines, Smugglers and Two of North Devon’s Quietest Beaches Best For: Why Combe Martin and Hele Bay – the
Port Isaac Sea Glass Guide
A Medieval Harbour with Six Centuries of Trade in the Shingle Best For: Why Port Isaac- the most photogenic sea
Portishead Beaches Sea Glass Guide
Two Lighthouses, Three Beaches, One of the Best Days Out Near Bristol Best For: Why Portishead – the closest good
Watchet Harbour Sea Glass Guide
An Ancient Port with Centuries of History in the Shingle Best For: Why Watchet – a working port since the
Falmouth Beaches Sea Glass Guide
Gyllyngvase, Swanpool and Maenporth Best For: Why Falmouth – three beaches, one walk, and five centuries of maritime history underfoot
Trebarwith Strand Sea Glass Guide
Slate Cliffs, a Vanishing Beach and Glass from a Working Heritage Coast Best For: Why Trebarwith Strand – a beach
Holywell Bay Sea Glass Guide
Holy Wells, Ancient Dunes and One of Cornwall’s Easiest Glass Hunts Best For: Why Holywell Bay – the beach that
Portreath Beach Sea Glass Guide
Cornwall’s Industrial Port and the Glass It Left Behind Best For: Why Portreath – the most important industrial port in
St Ives Harbour Beach Sea Glass Guide
Pilchards, Painters and a Thousand Years of Maritime Waste Best For: Why St Ives Harbour Beach – the most famous