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14 Oct 2026, Wed

Isla Mujeres

Emergency responders are transferring a person on a stretcher onto a ship at night with safety equipment visible.
A Blue Flag designation sign at Playa Centro with palm trees in the background and a person sitting on the beach.
A white sailboat moored next to a red marine patrol boat in a calm blue harbor with other boats and clear skies in the background
A group of seven individuals, wearing matching black shirts with an emblem, smiling for a photo during a night event
People removing seaweed from a beach with the help of a bulldozer under a bright sky.
A yellow and blue Ultramar ferry boat docked at a pier with passengers on top, clear blue water, and a sunny sky background.
Aerial photograph of multiple boats anchored near a dock in clear blue waters, with buildings along the shoreline
Workers and a backhoe remove large piles of sargassum seaweed from a beach with buildings in the background
A conservationist carefully examines a sea turtle at night under red light to avoid disturbance.
Visitors at a beachfront with an elaborate, arch-like sculpture featuring two figures with outstretched arms forming an entranceway. Palm trees, blue sky, and sargassum seaweed on the shore are also visible.