Caribbean & Bermuda - Sea Glass Beach Reports

by David and Lin @ Odyssey Sea Glass

Finding Sea Glass in the Caribbean and Bermuda - Exciting!

Finding Sea Glass in the Caribbean and Bermuda - Exciting!

Are you headed for the Caribbean? Or are you one of the fortunate ones who lives on one of these tropical isles?

If you will be spending some time on any of the Caribbean islands, you will really enjoy searching for sea glass and other beach treasures.

  • The islands of the Caribbean have excellent and accesible beaches for diving.


  • Some of the islands have little or no sea glass while others have excellent spots for finding beach glass.


Where should you look?

Generally, any beaches on those coasts that have a history of being populated will generally produce pretty decent sea glass - unless they are in a deep bay or otherwise protected.

Be sure though to look at the list of beaches on our Caribbean and Bermuda Sea Glass for sea glass links page.

For more information on finding an good unexplored sea glass beach, go to our page Find Sea Glass open in new window for sea glass links.

You'll learn there how to identify beaches that are likely to be productive of sea glass.

Also take a look at some of our existing pages on Sea Glass in the Caribbean and Bermuda featured below.

Click here to send in your Caribbean and Bermuda Sea Glass reports and photos...

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Feb 03, 2019
 Grand Anse Beach
by: SandyBeachBum

If you walk down to the far end of the beach - to the right when looking at the water, there is a 30 foot area that has LOADS AND LOADS of sea glass. The rest of the beach has bits and pieces here and there (found a nice blue one just past the pier) but the real mother lode is at the far end. I have two pics of what I collected on two trips down to that end of the beach but I have no idea how to add them here.
Jul 15, 2018
 Taino beach, grand Bahamas
by: Anonymous

Found two pieces in two days, rounded edges but little pitting or frosting.
Apr 24, 2018
 Pandy Beach, Port Louis, Grenada
by: Anonymous

Pandy Beach near St. George’s, Port Louis, Grenada - Caribbean

April 2018


VERY concentrated sea glass beach, walk two inches and you’ll find something.

You have to hunt for good pieces, ones that aren’t sharp.

You can find gorgeous well rounded and frosted pieces pretty easily. Beautiful tiny shells as well.

This is the only beach I’ve been to in Grenada that has such a concentration of sea glass.

There is another beach near the airport and University that has a large concentration of conch shells, for anyone interested. Not sure the name of that beach, but it’s on the south side of the airport with a view of the University and it has a road you can drive up to it.

You can drive up to the beach, very accessible. Turn at the stoplight at the main road.

~ submitted by Anonymous
Dec 12, 2016
 sea glass everywhere
by: Heidi

I went to Alexandra Battery Park, and it was everything I read it would be. Glass everywhere, arm loads of it. Amazing.
Jun 18, 2016
 Junkanoo Beach, Nassau
by: Sabrina

Lots of mostly green. Some brown, olive and clear. Penny to nickel sized.

40 pieces in 30 minutes along along a stretch of only 10 feet along the shore.

Very addicting!
Nov 20, 2015
 Eleuthera near Tarpum Bay - Bottle Stoppers
by: Molly McIntyre Romano

Eleuthera Tarpum Bay Bottle stoppers

My daughter and I found these on the beach in the Bahamas on Eleuthera near Tarpum Bay (Atlantic side).

Beautiful turquoise and aqua bottle stoppers.
Nov 19, 2015
 Please Help!
by: David & Lin @ Odyssey Sea Glass

Lin and I need some more first-hand reports on beaches in the Caribbean.

So be sure to take your camera EVERY TIME you go to the beach and send in a report... good or bad.

All reports help others to make an informed decision as to what beach to search.

We and everyone else will  love your report!
Nov 19, 2015
 Junkanoo/Cable Beach, Bahamas
by: Racheal DeRosa

Junkanoo/Cable Beach, Bahamas

*Rated: Excellent (16+ jewelry grade pcs. found per hour)

My husband and I walked the beaches and found a ton of sea glass...most jewelry grade.

White, green, and a few blue.

Yellow, orange, and orange, and even a few tile pieces.

*NOTE - No photos were included



~ By Myles

Junkanoo Beach - There are a few beaches on Nassau (New Providence Island) that are near Arawak cay.

I think that its called Junkanoo beach.

It's a series of small beaches separated by piers, and there is a ton of glass there!

Mostly clear/white, green, lime and green, some blue pieces, even a purple piece or 2.

My wife and I picked up about 40 very good pieces in a few hours of walking!




Junkanoo Beach, Nassau by Sabrina, June 2016

Lots of mostly green. Some brown, olive and clear. Penny to nickel sized.

40 pieces in 30 minutes along along a stretch of only 10 feet along the shore.

Very addicting!
Nov 19, 2015
 Jaws Beach, Bahamas
by: Racheal DeRosa

Jaws Beach, Bahamas - Rated: Excellent (16+ jewelry grade pcs. found per hour)

Some locals told us that the beach is covered in sea glass.

This is the beach where "Jaws" was filmed.
Nov 19, 2015
 West End Grand Bahamas Island
by: Kelly Jenniso

West end, south side beach, Grand Bahamas Island.

Rated: Excellent (16+ jewelry grade pcs. found per hour) (*no photos were included)
Nov 19, 2015
 Arashi Beach, Aruba, near Malmok
by: Michelle from Tennessee

We filled a sandwich size ziplock Baggie full of brown, green, a few white and a few aqua in about an hour.

Most pieces were well rounded or rectangular but smooth.
Nov 19, 2015
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