Ocean Isle Beach Sea Turtle Protection Organization
The 1st annual hide-and-seek adventure begins October 1st
In the early 1900s, east coast fishermen used hollow glass balls, or floats, on their nets as markers. Occasionally, the floats would break loose and wash ashore for lucky beachcombers to find and keep. Collecting these rare, highly sought-after glass floats became a hobby in the 1950s.
Ocean Isle Beach Sea Turtle Protection Organization hand-picked Paul Steinke from Sunset Beach to create one-of-a-kind glass floats for our first Lucy’s Treasure Hunt event. The glass floats are part of a month long hide-and-seek style game played on OIB. Each day, volunteers called Lucy’s Pirates will hide clear globes around the island for lucky guests to find and redeem for a real glass float. Gather your friends and family to search for globes that can be exchanged for dazzling handcrafted glass floats.
PRESALE EXPIRES MAY 31st or UNTIL ITEM IS SOLD OUT.
