Southernmost and first in the belt's path — the Tulum corridor sees the heaviest, earliest sargassum arrivals of anywhere on this coast.
Our estimate: this beach can see heavier sargassum in season. Many resorts rake and clean their beach daily, so confirm current conditions with the resort.
An estimate modeled from live satellite readings (USF / NOAA AFAI) + 15-year seasonal history + beach orientation · refreshed August 8, 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: