The windward east coast gets heavy inundations, but tourism clusters on the sheltered southwest and south coast (Grand Anse, Point Salines, L'Anse aux Épines), which stays largely clear.
Short answer: Grenada's windward east coast gets heavy inundations, but tourism clusters on the sheltered southwest and south coast (Grand Anse, Point Salines, L'Anse aux Épines), which stays largely clear.
Our index currently rates Grenada Likely Clear for September (89/100), 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.
A little live badge that always shows Grenada’s current sargassum outlook and links back here. It refreshes itself — add it once and never touch it again.
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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:
The southwest resort coast (Grand Anse, Point Salines) is usually clear — check the live score above. The heavy sargassum lands on the exposed east coast.
The sheltered southwest and south — Grand Anse, Point Salines (Sandals Grenada) and L'Anse aux Épines — stay largely clear while the windward east coast takes the brunt.
May through August on the east coast. The southwest resort beaches are largely spared even in season.
Seldom — it sits on Pink Gin Beach on the protected southwest coast, one of Grenada's most reliable clear-water beaches.