Sally's Beach
A white-sand provincial park beach near Souris on the Northumberland Strait, where Islanders report a good amount of sea glass.
A sandy beach on the calm Northumberland shore beside Souris Beach Gateway Park, at the entrance to the town. Rubbish dumped into the bay by ships and the town during the shipbuilding era keeps returning as well-worn glass. The town's 1880 lighthouse holds a sea glass interpretive display and hosts the annual Mermaid Tears Sea Glass Festival.
Frosted whites, greens and browns are the everyday finds, with the occasional heavy black shard from very old bottles. Walk out along the points, roughly two hours either side of low tide; locals say the busiest stretches are picked over, so walk further.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
A white-sand provincial park beach near Souris on the Northumberland Strait, where Islanders report a good amount of sea glass.
Prince Edward Island
© Tony Webster from Berlin, Germany · CC BY-SA 2.0 A causeway-linked barrier island on PEI's east shore where glass gathers on the sheltered red-sand St Mary's Bay side.
A rocky red-sand shore just east of Charlottetown where locals now report more sea glass than at Souris.
Prince Edward Island
© Smallison · CC BY-SA 4.0 A red-sand beach in Stratford, next to Tea Hill, where a local reports finding far more sea glass than at Souris.