Commissioners have urged people to clean up after themselves after broken glass was left in the sand on Port Erin beach.
The village's local authority said it was pleased people wanted to use the beach during recent good weather.
But it said it had dealt with several incidents of littering, damage and graffiti.
On Facebook, it issued a plea for people to respect the area and ensure all litter is safely disposed of or taken home.
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