Brittany
© TCY · CC BY-SA 4.0 Plage de l'Éventail, Saint-Malo
The rocky shore below Saint-Malo's ramparts towards Fort National, France's best-documented sea glass ground, worked at low tide.
A small sandy beach on the Pointe de Merquel, looking across the bay towards the Guérande salt marshes. One of the most active French collectors on the sea glass forums gathered finds here for years and shared the location.
Older southern-Brittany glass with real age to it.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
Brittany
© TCY · CC BY-SA 4.0 The rocky shore below Saint-Malo's ramparts towards Fort National, France's best-documented sea glass ground, worked at low tide.
Normandy
© Simon Strueux · CC0 Granville's town-centre beach on the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, one of several reported sea glass spots along this stretch of the Manche coast.
Normandy
© Philippe Roudaut · CC0 Le Havre's long city shingle beach, where glass from an old clifftop landfill to the north has been rolled smooth by the Channel.
South West
© Lewis Clarke · CC BY-SA 2.0 A string of small rocky coves on Plymouth Sound where collectors find heavily frosted sea glass, including rare red pieces.