A leeward 'ABC' island south of and outside the Atlantic belt. Palm Beach and Eagle Beach are negligible for sargassum all year — one of the safest clear-water bets in the Caribbean.
Short answer: Aruba is a leeward 'ABC' island south of and outside the Atlantic belt. Palm Beach and Eagle Beach are negligible for sargassum all year — one of the safest clear-water bets in the Caribbean.
Our index currently rates Aruba Likely Clear for September (99/100), refreshed September 22, 2026. See the resorts, rated ↓
Our estimate: barely any sargassum this month — typically one of the more reliably clear beaches. Conditions still change day to day, so confirm with the resort.
An estimate modeled from live satellite readings (USF / NOAA AFAI) + 15-year seasonal history + beach orientation · refreshed September 22, 2026. Conditions change daily and many resorts rake their beach each morning — always confirm current conditions with the resort before you travel.
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These are estimates, not a judgment of any resort — many properties clean their beach daily. If you’d prefer a beach our model rates clearer this month, these score well:
Barely. Aruba sits outside the Atlantic belt, so Palm Beach and Eagle Beach stay clear essentially year-round — it's one of the most reliable clear-water destinations in the Caribbean.
Almost certainly negligible — check the live score above. Aruba's main resort beaches stay clear in every season.
There isn't one to speak of on the resort beaches. As a leeward ABC island, Aruba stays clear year-round.
Palm Beach and Eagle Beach — the two main resort strips — are both reliably clear of sargassum all year.