Whether it's sea glass-covered Glass Beach in California or the sometimes pink sands of American Samoa's Ofu Beach, the U.S. offers colorful beach experiences.

I live on the east coast of England, a three-minute walk from the beach, and I’m a true beachcomber. So, here’s my list of 15 sea glass beaches from across the world that you need to experience.

Glass Beach near Fort Bragg is lined with smooth, colorful glass. The International Sea Glass museum nearby touts the highest concentration of sea glass in the world.

Knowles Beach: The rocky shoreline makes this beach the perfect spot for beachcombing. You will find sea glass, oyster shells, whelks, and more at Smith Neck Road and Gulf Road in Dartmouth.

Glass Beach is about three hours north of San Francisco in picturesque Fort Bragg, which sits in the heart of Mendocino County. The entire city of Fort Bragg is considered a California Historical ...

Explore Sawyers Beach in Rye, NH, a hidden gem for sea glass enthusiasts! Enjoy the scenic views while searching for colorful treasures along the shore.

With clear, colorful pebbles resembling glass and other gems, it’s a glistening, picture-perfect location for a stunning vacation — and some great Instagram photos.

From the Panhandle to Southwest Florida, sea glass is sprinkled through the state's beaches. Here's how to hunt down the colorful shards on next trip.

Sea glass can be beautiful and free keepsake from a beach visit, great for displaying or crafting. Here's where to look in ...

Explore Lincoln City has a Finders Keepers program where more than 3,000 colorful glass floats are hidden along seven miles of public sandy beach and are made by local artists.

Kaihalulu Bay, Maui, Hawaii Hawaii is also home to one of the world's few red beaches, which gets its color from the iron-rich surrounding area. Shutterstock/Pierre Leclerc ...