Catalonia
© Andrei Dan Suciu · CC BY 3.0 Platja del Somorrostro
A Barcelona beach on the site of a vanished shanty town, where the amount of glass varies by the day but the pieces are well worn.
A sandy urban beach just north of Barcelona. A collector says glass turns up all along it, and storms bring in the best pieces, though a casual stroll still finds plenty.
Aqua, teal, lavender, cobalt, black, red and orange as well as common colours. Look by the rocks near the Pont del Petroli, in the pebble drifts and on the surface of the sand at the water's edge.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
Catalonia
© Andrei Dan Suciu · CC BY 3.0 A Barcelona beach on the site of a vanished shanty town, where the amount of glass varies by the day but the pieces are well worn.
Catalonia
© Enric · CC BY-SA 4.0 A Barceloneta city beach where small, well-frosted glass gathers in the coarse pebble strips rather than the groomed sand.
One of several small urban beaches on the Golfe de Fos, opposite the Fort de Bouc, with more glass than one collector could carry.
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
© Андрей Романенко · CC BY-SA 4.0 The main beach at Les Issambres and a smaller cove to the south gave a week's worth of glass, including turquoise and old black.