Beachcombing 2025 Calendar - BOGO

This vibrant color photo wall calendar features images of sea glass, seashells, and more, for a full year of virtual beachcombing. Each month features a photo taken by a member of the worldwide beachcombing community on top and a stylish calendar below.

Special Offer: Buy one get one FREE! Purchase one calendar and we'll send you two. Purchase two and we'll send you four. (You get the idea!)

Great gifts for yourself or your beach-loving friends! While supplies last.

• 12 months of 2025, plus a one-page 2026 calendar
• Calendar measures 11"x17” when open, 11”x8.5" when closed
• Includes holidays and celebrations of interest to beachcombers
• Features beachcomber finds from around the world
• Full color, 28 pages
• Hole for hanging
• Saddle stitched
• Printed in USA 🇺🇸

Flip through the pages of the calendar

Photo Credits:

• Cover: Sunset heart stopper • Lake Michigan, Illinois • Anna Roche Clark @beachwanderarts
  
• January: Sand Dollar amongst the shells • Ten Thousand Islands, Florida • Kristen Williams @theseashellmermaid
• February: Golden Hour • Rye, New Hampshire • Lindsey Rogers @dunedeposits
• March: Lightning Whelk at sunset • Venice, Florida • Kristen Williams @theseashellmermaid
• April: Purple peace • The shore of the Derwent River, Lutruwita/Tasmania • Fiona Dart @fifi_by_the_sea
• May: Beach Button Beauty • Connecticut • Jean St. Denis @jsaintswf
• June: Sea Glass Embers • North East England • Shelley Thomas @washed_up_artist
• July: After the Storm • Avon, North Carolina • Tiffany Meekins @obxbeachcomber
• August: Fiery Sunrise • Galveston, Texas • Larissa Thomas @coastlinewanderlust
• September: The Royal • Avon, North Carolina • Tiffany Meekins @obxbeachcomber
• October: Fort Bragg Fortune • Fort Bragg, California • Anna Roche Clark @beachwanderarts
• November: Pacific Glass Fishing Floats • Klipsan Beach, Washington • Mary Beth Beuke @westcoastseaglass
• December: Glistening Sea Fan
Paradise Beach, Indialantic, Florida
Billy Nemes • @william_michael_photos
• 2026: Two grains of sand from Bandon, Oregon
1.25 millimeters field of view
Ethan Beckler • @1of1images