According to the January 2025 sargassum update, residents and visitors across the Virgin Islands may soon begin to notice an ...

The seaweed has been inundating several beaches across the Caribbean, completely covering the shore in some instances, prompting regional tourism officials to partner with the UWI on hosting a ...

The band of seaweed annually stretches across the Atlantic, peaking in summer, and drifts west, often piling up on islands in the Caribbean, or continuing into the Gulf of Mexico. From there ...

Scientists are pretty sure they know where the seaweed is coming from ... a small village on the Caribbean coast about a 20-minute drive south of the resort city of Cancun. Those were austere days for ...

The seaweed may seem unremarkable at first glance ... mounds of it fouling beaches in the Caribbean and Mexico. No one’s talking about protecting sargassum anymore, Lapointe says.

Tons of sargassum — seaweed — is floating far out in the Atlantic Ocean. It could begin coming ashore in the spring.

They reported “negligible” amounts of seaweed in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico and predicted low numbers in January. Small amounts of Sargassum had already reached the Lesser Antilles ...

Jhonny Palamino Geles, 30, and Alejandro Torrealba Silva, 26, were left adrift in the Caribbean Sea after their ... that in order to stay alive, they ate seaweed, as well as sardines and other ...

Recent guests complained of seaweed at the beach Oyster Bay Beach Resort resides on St. Maarten and offers travelers a quintessentially Caribbean experience, complete with picture-perfect ocean ...

People travel from all over the world to experience the stunning beauty of the Caribbean, but now some of the best beaches ...