On the Atlantic side of Green Turtle Cay which is part of the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas, we found quite a lot of sea glass.
I would rate the beach as fair.
We found a few frosted, well-rounded pieces, but most of it was chipped, and unrounded.
We found white, green, and amber pieces.
I think the beach was unnamed, and there was only one very small town on the cay called New Plymouth.
A boat or ferry is necessary to get to Green Turtle.
The beach was not crowded and was easily accessible by golf cart from New Plymouth.
See Also:
Sea Glass Caribbean Beaches Jaws Beach, Bahamas - Rated: Excellent (16+ jewelry grade pcs. found per hour) "...some locals did ... Southern Abaco Island, Bahamas (Bahama Palm Shores) ...
Martinique Sea Glass Story - Sea Glass Odyssey Jan 21, 2011 ... I have been looking for sea glass for years and the most I have ever found, until now, has been on Man O War in the Bahamas...
West Indies And Central America Map 24x18 Premium Poster - This premium poster is a reproduction printed on premium grade poster paper, which is far thicker than standard poster paper. With brilliant color...
Caribbean Air - Vintage posters and art of the Caribbean "We love it! It makes the room. We had purchased new dining room furniture but the room still looked unfinished. Adding the print completed the room." ~ By Jonnie from Cicero, IN
Disclaimer
OdysseySeaGlass appreciates this and all reports we receive. However, when evaluating a report, use good judgment. Note:
No photos were included with this report.
Beach was not given a clear rating (stating number of jewelry-grade pieces found per hour).
As always, we remind folks that sea glass beach reports are not confirmed by Lin or me at Odyssey Sea Glass unless otherwise stated.
Reports that do not include photos of the sea glass found are less reliable. So use your own judgement in deciding whether to travel to this particular beach or not.
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