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These 3 Playa del Carmen Beaches Stand Out for Low Sargassum Levels Ahead of Easter

1 week ago | travelinglifestyle.net | Viktor Vincej

As the 2025 high tourist season approaches, Playa del Carmen is grappling with a significant influx of sargassum seaweed along its coastlines. Despite the challenges, three beaches—Playa 72, Xcalacoco, and Montecarlo—have notably maintained minimal sargassum presence, offering respite to visitors and locals alike.These beaches benefit from unique coastal configurations and current patterns that naturally deter sargassum accumulation.
These Caribbean Islands Are the Most Affordable Summer 2025 Getaways, According to New Data

3 weeks ago | travelinglifestyle.net | Viktor Vincej

While traditionally viewed as a winter escape, the Caribbean is rapidly solidifying its reputation as a year-round travel destination — and summer may just be the region’s best-kept secret. Industry experts have long highlighted the advantages of visiting the Caribbean during the summer months. With fewer crowds, warmer ocean temperatures, and refreshing trade winds that cool the evenings, the off-season offers an ideal blend of comfort and tranquility.
1.5 Mile Anti-Sargassum Barrier Installed in Playa del Carmen to Protect Tourism and Ecosystem

3 weeks ago | travelinglifestyle.net | Viktor Vincej

Playa del Carmen, Mexico – The Secretariat of the Navy has announced the deployment of a 2.5-kilometer (1.55-mile) anti-sargassum barrier off the coast of Playa del Carmen.
Despite Massive Sargassum Arrivals, Nearly 1.3 Million Tourists Expected in the Mexican Caribbean for Easter

3 weeks ago | travelinglifestyle.net | Viktor Vincej

RIVIERA MAYA, Q. ROO – Despite the early and heavy arrival of sargassum along the coastlines of Quintana Roo, the state’s Ministry of Tourism (Sedetur) projects a robust influx of nearly 1.3 million tourists during the upcoming Easter holiday period, underlining the Mexican Caribbean’s enduring appeal among both domestic and international travelers. Tourism Secretary Bernardo Cueto Riestra emphasized the optimistic outlook, with hotel occupancy expected to surpass 82 percent across the region.
Is Curacao Island Safe? Travel Advisory 2025

4 weeks ago | travelinglifestyle.net | Maria Valencia

Curacao stands out as one of the safest destinations in the Caribbean, boasting a low crime rate and minimal risk of natural disasters. The island’s exceptional standard of living, top-notch healthcare system, and increasing life expectancy rates are among the factors that foster its safe environment. While most tourists enjoy a secure journey, it’s advisable to remain vigilant against minor crimes such as bag snatching and pickpocketing.
12 Safest Countries in AFRICA in 2025 according to Latest Data

4 weeks ago | travelinglifestyle.net | Viktor Vincej

The very thought of traveling to Africa has a connotation of adventure & culture attached to it. The plethora of National Parks, the ecological abundance, the local culture, and of course, the wildlife. The world’s second-largest continent has much to offer to adventure-seeking tourists worldwide. Choosing a country to visit within Africa can also be quite confusing, especially considering every place has something unique to offer.
Cancun Airport Tackles Taxi Scams with New ADO Bus Route to Hotel Zone

4 weeks ago | travelinglifestyle.net | Viktor Vincej

CANCUN, Q. ROO – Transportation at Cancun International Airport has long been a source of frustration for travelers, with frequent reports of taxi scams, misleading practices, and limited access to ride-hailing services like Uber. In some cases, tourists have been charged hundreds—or even thousands—of dollars for short rides, prompting public outcry and government attention.
100 Tons of Sargassum Collected In This Part Of The Mexican Caribbean In One Day

1 month ago | travelinglifestyle.net | Viktor Vincej

In response to the early arrival of sargassum along the coast of Quintana Roo, authorities and local residents organized the first major beach cleanup of the season in Mahahual, successfully collecting approximately 100 tons of the macroalgae. Oscar Rebora, Secretary of Ecology and Environment (SEMA), confirmed that 2025 is projected to be a more severe sargassum season than in 2024—raising alarm among business owners, hoteliers, and local residents alike.
Is JAMAICA Safe? Travel Advisory 2025

1 month ago | travelinglifestyle.net | Maria Valencia

Jamaica is currently considered the Caribbean’s fastest-growing tourist destination and one of the world’s fastest-recovering nations, as per Hon. Edmund Bartlett, Minister of Tourism. This remarkable expansion demonstrates Jamaica’s tourism industry’s tenacity in the face of international difficulties and confirms the island’s position as a top Caribbean travel destination for vacationers from the UK and the US.
Mexico Mobilizes to Face Potentially ‘Worst Ever’ Sargassum Season in 2025

1 month ago | travelinglifestyle.net | Viktor Vincej

As forecasts indicate a significant surge in sargassum along the Mexican Caribbean in 2025, coastal communities across Quintana Roo are mobilizing resources and adopting reinforced strategies to mitigate the impact of the seaweed influx on tourism, the environment, and local economies. According to environmental specialists, the Atlantic Ocean’s rising sea surface temperatures and shifting currents are contributing to an expected increase in sargassum accumulation throughout the region.