6 beaches

Sea glass beaches in Prince Edward Island, Canada

6 beaches in Prince Edward Island where sea glass hunters report finds, across Kings County, Prince County, Queens County. Each guide covers what turns up, where to look and any local collecting rules.

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Keppoch Beach

Stratford, Queens County, Canada

A red-sand beach in Stratford, next to Tea Hill, where a local reports finding far more sea glass than at Souris.

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Panmure Island

Panmure Island, Kings County, Canada

A causeway-linked barrier island on PEI's east shore where glass gathers on the sheltered red-sand St Mary's Bay side.

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Sally's Beach

Little Pond, Kings County, Canada

A white-sand provincial park beach near Souris on the Northumberland Strait, where Islanders report a good amount of sea glass.

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Souris Beach

Souris, Kings County, Canada

PEI's best-known sea glass beach, by the Gateway Park at the entrance to Souris, home of the Mermaid Tears Sea Glass Festival.

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Tea Hill Beach

Stratford, Queens County, Canada

A rocky red-sand shore just east of Charlottetown where locals now report more sea glass than at Souris.

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West Point Beach (Cedar Dunes)

West Point, Prince County, Canada

A long beach beside the striped West Point lighthouse in Cedar Dunes Provincial Park, known among Islanders for larger pieces of sea glass.