Seal Cove Beach, Grand Manan
A sand-and-pebble beach at Seal Cove on Grand Manan, named by Tourism New Brunswick as a favourite place to pick up sea glass.
At low tide a gravel bar emerges from Frenchman Bay and joins Bar Harbor to Bar Island. Its flanks collect glass from the town's old waterfront. The bar is only exposed for about an hour and a half either side of low water, so check the tide table before setting out.
Older harbour glass in the gravel along the sides of the bar, on the Bar Harbor (town) side.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
A sand-and-pebble beach at Seal Cove on Grand Manan, named by Tourism New Brunswick as a favourite place to pick up sea glass.
Small harbour beach on car-free Monhegan Island, ten miles offshore, where plenty of sea glass washes up among the fishing boats.
A glass-strewn cove on the shore trail between the Grand Manan ferry terminal and Pea Point lighthouse, known for glass and pottery.
Nova Scotia
© Dennis G. Jarvis · CC BY-SA 2.0 A pair of exposed rocky coves on the headland outside Yarmouth, about a kilometre before Cape Forchu lighthouse.