Sargassum seaweed in Mexico and the Caribbean has been invading the beaches and ruining holiday plans for many travelers in the last few years and it’s not getting and better in 2024.
We have compiled a list of Caribbean beaches that have historically not been affected by the seasonal bloom of sargassum to help you with your travel plans.
Current seaweed situation in the Caribbean in 2024
The 2024 seaweed season has been mild in the Caribbean so far. Most of the places that get invaded every year report less sargassum this season. The reason behind it is most likely the lower sea temperatures this time of the year than usual but that is currently changing and more seaweed arrival is expected.
Seaweed reporting, stay updated
If you still considering vacationing in the area with seaweed and would like to stay up to date with the sargassum situation in those areas, we recommend joining our reporting groups on Facebook:
Eagle, Palm, and Baby Beaches in Aruba
Aruba, a Dutch Caribbean island, is known for its fine white sand beaches, opulent resorts, and refreshing breezes. Its well-known beaches, including Eagle Beach, Palm Beach, and Baby Beach, are fortunate to lie outside the hurricane belt and the sargassum seaweed belt.
Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos
Grace Bay Beach, another of the most beautiful beaches in the world, offers crystal clear sea waters and incredibly soft sand. This long coastline is especially calm because it is protected by a barrier reef. At Grace Bay Beach, the water bottom is pristine and smooth.
If you are looking for a Caribbean beach without seaweed for a family, couple or group vacation, Grace Bay in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, is unquestionably a place to take into consideration.
Playa Porto Mari on Curacao, Dutch Caribbean
One of Curacao’s most stunning beaches is also one of the most beautiful algae-free beaches in the Caribbean. Playa Porto Mari, a private beach on Curacao’s west coast, charges an entrance fee (visit the Porto Mari website for hours and prices), but the cost also includes access to several amenities.
Morne Rouge Beach on Grenada
On the island of Grenada, there is a stunning, seaweed-free coastline with crystal-clear waters. Although it is less known than Grand Anse Beach and also known as BBC Beach, Morne Rouge is hardly affected by Sargassum algae.
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The post “13 Caribbean Beaches Without Seaweed All Year Round” by Maria Valencia was published on 06/25/2025 by www.travelinglifestyle.net