Mexico - Sea Glass Beach Reports
by Lin and David
(Odyssey Sea Glass)
Sea Glass Reports from Mexico? Yes!
Are you traveling to Mexico? Do you live in Mexico?
Depending on your travel plans or where you might live in Mexico, you sooner or later likely will be going to one of the thousands of beautiful beaches in this amazing country.-
The east coast of Mexico (the Caribbean side) has excellent beaches for diving and is well-known for resorts like those at Cancun.
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The west coast of Mexico's mainland also has great beaches such as those in Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta, Acapulco as well as hundreds of lesser-known but even better beaches.
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Then there is Baja California, a world to itself. Most of Baja is sparsely inhabited, but the hot spots of the north down to Ensenada as well as the Cabo San Lucas area at the southern tip offer good sea glassing opportunities to the adventurous.
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 Mexico Sea Glass
page.For more information on finding an good unexplored sea glass beach, go to our page Find Sea Glass
.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 Mexico featured below.
Please Help! Lin and I need some more first-hand reports on beaches in Mexico.
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!
Click here to send in your Mexico Sea Glass reports and photos...
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More Sea Glass from Mexico:
 Sea Glass from Mazatlan |  Fabulous Find Mazatlan |
 Mexico |  Bounty on the Beach |
 Playa Media Luna, Isle Mujeres |  Massive Aqua Glass Mexico |
 Just north of Mazatlan |  Puerto Peñasco, Mexico |
 Mexican Treasures! |
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