Maine
© Brian Feathers · CC BY-SA 3.0 East End Beach
Portland's town beach below the Eastern Promenade, where the gravel at the rocky end gives up harbour glass at low tide.
The Spring Point Shoreway follows Simonton Cove just south of the entrance to Portland Harbor. Starting at Willard Beach and working along the shore gives a good stretch of mixed sand and stone where harbour glass collects.
A respectable, sometimes plentiful, amount of general sea glass. Start at Willard Beach about an hour before low tide and work along the shore.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
Maine
© Brian Feathers · CC BY-SA 3.0 Portland's town beach below the Eastern Promenade, where the gravel at the rocky end gives up harbour glass at low tide.
Casco Bay island beach near Diamond Cove, famous for abundant colourful glass from an old military dump, open to island guests.
Small harbour beach on car-free Monhegan Island, ten miles offshore, where plenty of sea glass washes up among the fishing boats.
Massachusetts
© Oakley413 · CC BY-SA 4.0 Rocky pocket beach inside Gloucester's historic fishing harbour, a good beginner spot for sea glass at low tide.