As summer 2025 kicks into full swing, travelers searching for pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters are in luck: several Caribbean islands are reporting little to no sargassum seaweed along their coastlines this season.
Sargassum, a brown seaweed that has plagued many Caribbean shores in recent years, often accumulates in thick mats, releasing a pungent odor and affecting tourism. But this summer, shifting ocean currents and favorable weather patterns have left some islands free from the smelly seaweed, offering the perfect opportunity for an uninterrupted beach vacation.
Top Sargassum-Free Destinations This Summer
1. Aruba: Located well outside the Atlantic sargassum belt, Aruba’s white sand beaches
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