Pinel Island, St. Maarten - Sea Glass Report

We would love to have photos of sea glass from St. Maarten

We would love to have photos of sea glass from St. Maarten

~ sea glass beach report submitted by Anonymous

St. Maarten - Caribbean Sea Glass


This little island has lots of treasures to find on the far side of the island.

5-10 small pieces in each handful.

Larger pieces are not hard to find just at the water's edge.

Lots of green, white and brown. Some blue.

Most pieces are well rounded.

Definitely a great day trip while visiting St. Maarten.


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~ sea glass beach report submitted by Anonymous


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Aug 24, 2015
 Burgeaux Bay, St. Maarten
by: Anonymous

One really nice piece of large jewelry grade brown wedged between the rocks.

A few much smaller pieces of brown and green but well tumbled.

A very small beach.
Sep 30, 2013
 Many shades of green glass
by: Mary

Pinel Island

20-30 pieces in half hour (with two lookers). Mostly small green piecs in several shades of green. Found a couple brown and clear pieces. Most well rounded.

Good - 5 to 9 pieces of jewelry grade sea glass found per hour.

Beach is located to the left and over the hill from the ferry dock. Take the ferry (for $7/person round trip) which is much cheaper than the tour groups!

Don't forget your sun screen! It's very hot there!

Visitors aren't to take anything "dead or alive" from the island, so beware of Rangers.

Visited in Sept. 2013

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