The stairs down to the beach are absolutely beautiful - has seaglass pieces set into the concrete. However wayyyy to many pieces have been taken recently, I was hoping to see a place covered in sea glass where I had to watch where I was walking. Unfortunately I saw a beach with more sea glass than normal distributed on it,... More

We went to Sea Glass Beach in Nov 2012. Luckily we were the only ones there. It was very peaceful . Listening to the waves on the glass was so relaxing. The water and glass were beautiful. We brought back only a few pieces of glass as a souvenir. I had never seen sea glass before and did not know... More

It's a great place to find sea glass and lots of it. Signs ask you not to take any, but just about everyone does. From Kings Wharf it's a long walk. Taking a us, if you have a daily pass is good because you can take it to the closest stop and then try to figure out to get there.

Well, I think I figured out where Bermudians recycle all the glass bottles........LOL. Wasn't much to see or do when we were there, but could have been the time of year. Is there glass all over the beach? You bet! Is any of it really old? I doubt it. My sister was happy though. She got some beach glass.

This place is a sea glass collectors paradise! We took the bus and got off at the closest stop.... a short walk behind some houses and we found the "secret stairs" to get down to this spot. It was great! I found all sorts of colors and shapes of beautiful glass.... just be sure to wear shoes!

It's a little hard to find, and the access stairs are steep... the handrails rickety. Wear shoes... duh! Signs warn you to leave the glass for others - apparently people come down and collect buckets-full of the stuff. It gives you a reason to visit what would otherwise be a small, somewhat unpleasant beach. Look for the cool patterns fashioned... More

Spent a long time collecting glass and hope to get more on my next trip. Amazing what the currents do to the glass. Beautiful for jewelry making

Who would have thought a glass strewn beach could be such an attraction and such fun to take the family to.

I was very curious to see a beach covered in sea glass and was not disappointed. We walked from the Royal Naval Dockyard. After you cross the bridge, stay to the right when the street splits. Once you get behind the apartment buildings, look for a little picnic shelter. There are steps that lead down to the beach right by... More