Shipwrecks you can visit: No Diving Required
Some of the most famous sea wrecks in the world that you can see today—and maybe even keep your feet dry.
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Weekend in the Western Isles
The Outer Hebrides islands of Lewis and Harris have wild scenery, turquoise water, shell-adorned white sands, and plenty of beaches to comb.
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Port Townsend’s Glass Beach
Beachcombers come to Port Townsend, perched on the edge of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, for its famous Glass Beach.
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Don’t Turn Off the Lights: Haunted Lighthouses
Lighthouses are beacons of light and safety, but many believe some lighthouses are haunted by unfortunate souls lingering after their deaths.
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Destination: Puerto Rico
If you’ve always dreamed of beachcombing on Puerto Rico’s beautiful sandy beaches, here's all you need to know!
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A sisterly sea glass adventure
Come along with these beachcombing sisters on their sea glass collecting adventure in Port Townsend, Washington.
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A Sea Glass Journey
Beachcombing basics and sea glass collecting tips from world traveler, Jean Forman.
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The Grand Strand: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Visiting this beach location to search for shark teeth, lettered olive shells, and more is great any time of year.
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Sea Glass Dreams Really Do Come True
When we searched for glass together as a family, a piece of glass meant that you were able to make a wish.
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Beachcomber's Guide to Santa Cruz
For a getaway with enough fun activities to fill a year, consider Santa Cruz County, located on California’s Central Coast.
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Santa Cruz Sea Glass and Ocean Art Festival
Check out this show with jewelers, artists, collectors, experts, and the sea glass fans who visit this famous beach town.
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The Underwater Museum
The Museo Atlántico aims to promote education and preserve and protect the marine and environment through a huge artificial reef made up of a serie...
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