Indian Beach
A small park beach beside the Newfoundland ferry terminal in North Sydney, littered with tiny, well-finished nuggets of sea glass.
A remote stretch of sand on Cape Breton's industrial east coast near Glace Bay and Table Head. A local collector says former mining communities are the best bet for glass because waste went straight into the sea, and he has traced yellow shards here to Marconi's 1902 wireless station.
Whites, greens and browns along the tide line, with rare yellows. The best stretches are a walk from the road, so go at low tide and allow time.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
A small park beach beside the Newfoundland ferry terminal in North Sydney, littered with tiny, well-finished nuggets of sea glass.
Cape Breton's best-loved sea glass beach, a long sandy strand on the Ceilidh Trail with its own sea glass festival.
Prince Edward Island
© WabbitWanderer from London, Canada · CC BY-SA 2.0 PEI's best-known sea glass beach, by the Gateway Park at the entrance to Souris, home of the Mermaid Tears Sea Glass Festival.
A white-sand provincial park beach near Souris on the Northumberland Strait, where Islanders report a good amount of sea glass.