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© Paul Buckingham · CC BY-SA 2.0 Traeth Bach, Cemaes Bay
Small shingle-topped beach on the west side of Cemaes harbour, Anglesey's most-reported sea glass spot, with blues and black among the finds.
Moelfre is a fishing and lifeboat village on Anglesey's north-east coast with a small rocky beach by the harbour. A travel blogger who collected there says much of her Anglesey sea glass came from combing through the rocks on this beach, and beachcombers have filmed sea glass hunts there.
Sea glass is found by searching among the rocks on the small beach; the sources don't list colours.
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Last updated 23 October 2026
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