Port Aransas Seaweed Report — Sargassum Forecast

Will the beach be covered in seaweed? Check today's Port Aransas sargassum outlook at a glance. By Beached Inn.

Will the beach be covered in seaweed? Check before you go. Sargassum — the brown seaweed that drifts onto Gulf Coast beaches every spring and summer — is the #1 question for anyone planning a Port Aransas beach day. This extension answers it in one click. 🌊 Today's outlook — a clear read on Mustang Island's sargassum: clear, light, moderate, or heavy 📹 See it live — jump straight to the Port Aransas beach cameras to check the actual water and wrack line right now 🏖️ Along the island — how seaweed tends to land at each Mustang Island beach, from the jetty down to the state park 📅 Season aware — built for the April–July sargassum window, useful year-round The toolbar icon even shows a colored dot for today's seaweed level, so you can check at a glance. Note: the outlook is a model based on wind, current, and season — conditions vary by beach and hour, so the live cameras show your actual beach. Always follow posted lifeguard flags before entering the water. Brought to you by Beached Inn — a beach house at Cinnamon Shore, Port Aransas.