Prince Edward Island
© Smallison · CC BY-SA 4.0 Keppoch Beach
A red-sand beach in Stratford, next to Tea Hill, where a local reports finding far more sea glass than at Souris.
Miles of beach at the south-western tip of Prince Edward Island, inside Cedar Dunes Provincial Park next to West Point lighthouse. Tourism PEI's local ambassadors say searching here is usually successful, and collectors put the larger pieces down partly to the nearby lobster wharves.
Whites, greens and browns, often bigger than elsewhere on the Island, mostly on the calmer Northumberland Strait side. Walk away from the busy end, ideally at low tide or the morning after a storm.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
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.
A rocky red-sand shore just east of Charlottetown where locals now report more sea glass than at Souris.
A quiet drive-up Fundy beach by the Spencers Island lighthouse, birthplace of the Mary Celeste, with old bottle glass among the rocks.
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.