Massachusetts
© Daderot · Public domain Nantasket Beach
Long, busy beach near Boston where harbour debris gets trapped and sea glass turns up in the pebble piles after rough weather.
Race Point faces the open Atlantic at the very end of Cape Cod. Strong currents around the tip of the Cape bring in a good deal of glass, though the beach is sandy and finds can be buried, so a little digging helps. It can be hard to reach at the height of summer.
Frequently awash with sea glass, especially greens and blues. Sand can cover pieces, so dig gently along the tideline.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
Massachusetts
© Daderot · Public domain Long, busy beach near Boston where harbour debris gets trapped and sea glass turns up in the pebble piles after rough weather.
Massachusetts
© Eric Kilby from Somerville, MA, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0 Former Boston city dump turned harbour island park, with beaches thick with sea glass and china that must be left where you find it.
Massachusetts
© bynyalcin · CC BY 3.0 Coarse-sand and rock beach in Marblehead where the stony curve of the bay holds the larger, more colourful sea glass.
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.