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Sargassum-Free Beaches in Quintana Roo for Summer 2025, including beaches in Cancún

Travelers looking for sargassum-free beaches in Quintana Roo this summer can still find clear waters in Isla Mujeres and parts of Cancún, according to updated reports.

As the summer travel season ramps up, much of the Caribbean coast is once again dealing with sargassum, the brown seaweed that washes ashore in thick mats and affects beach tourism. But not all beaches in Quintana Roo are overrun. Several still offer the clear water and clean sand visitors expect—and they're ready for travelers looking to escape the algae.

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