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© Bicloch · CC BY 3.0 Marina Piccola, Capri
A south-facing pebble bay under the Faraglioni where sea glass hides in the stones below the bathing decks. Best out of season.
A long stretch of dark volcanic sand and small stones below the cliffs of Barano on Ischia's south coast. The gritty volcanic sand frosts the glass well. Collectors say it rewards quantity rather than rarities, so walk the full length.
Lots of white, green and amber glass along the whole beach.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
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© Bicloch · CC BY 3.0 A south-facing pebble bay under the Faraglioni where sea glass hides in the stones below the bathing decks. Best out of season.
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© giorgio minga · CC BY 3.0 Sorrento's working fishing harbour is a better bet for sea glass than the resort beaches, with very dark olive glass and wired window glass.
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© Giuseppe Pepe · CC BY 3.0 The town beaches under Vesuvius, where decades of rubbish in the bay have left loads of sea glass in unusual colours.
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© Mihael Grmek · CC BY-SA 4.0 Positano's quieter pebble beach, five minutes' walk from Spiaggia Grande, where an hour at the waterline can fill a pocket.