Beach and Sand Toys: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 26, 2026
Browse 17 listings for Beach and Sand Toys, including options from Liewood and The Beaufort Bonnet Company. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 17 displayed listings with prices are listed from $6.00 to $48.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Options include sand moulds, watermills, silicone buckets, and sand mixers.
Many sets are made from durable plastic or silicone, while wooden watermills add a natural touch. Bright colors help kids locate pieces in the sand.
Look for sturdy handles, easy-to-fill molds, and smooth edges that won’t cut skin. A bucket with a wide opening is easier to fill, and silicone spades are gentle on sand and hands.

Roald Sand Set - Peach / Sea shell
Liewood
$40.00

Coast Kids Sand Moulds - Blue
The Beaufort Bonnet Company
$24.99

Coast Kids Sand Moulds - Yellow
The Beaufort Bonnet Company
$24.99

Coast Kids Sand Moulds - Pink
The Beaufort Bonnet Company
$24.99

Little Dutch Sand and Watermill - Blue
MORI
$6.00

Gilma Fruit Beach Set - Fruit / Sandy
Liewood
$40.00

Gilma Shark Beach Set - Shark / Dove blue
Liewood
$40.00

Mighty Mover Sand Mixer
Danrie
$24.00

Little Dutch Sand and Watermill - Pink
MORI
$9.60

Mighty Mover Sand Roller
Danrie
$24.00

Silicone Beach Bucket & Spade Set
Danrie
$40.00

Beach set for big brother mouse
Maileg
$14.00

Hearts Beach Bucket & Shovel
Danrie
$48.00

Sand Play Set
PlanToys
$35.99

Roald Sand Set - Shark / Dove blue
Liewood
$40.00

Coast Kids Beach Bucket - Yellow
The Beaufort Bonnet Company
$24.99

Liewood Gilma Beach Set - Sea Creature
MORI
$26.60
Questions
What size bucket is best for kids?
A 5-liter bucket is easy for small hands to lift and holds enough sand for play.
Are silicone sand tools better than plastic?
Silicone is softer and less likely to break, but plastic molds are often more rigid for detailed shapes.
Do these toys work with wet sand?
Yes, most moulds and watermills are designed for both dry and wet sand, though wet sand can stick to some plastic.
How can I keep the toys clean?
Rinse them with water after play and let them air dry to prevent mold.