Gulf of Mexico & US Gulf Coast
- MexicoNational
- FloridaUS State
- TexasUS State
- United StatesNational
From the Gulf of Mexico and Florida to the Lesser Antilles and southern Caribbean — nearshore and offshore operations deployed wherever sargassum threatens coastlines, ports and marine assets.
Wherever sargassum arrives, Golden Tides® can be deployed — nearshore, offshore, or both.
Golden Tides® maintains operational readiness across the Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, Straits of Florida and western tropical Atlantic. Both nearshore and offshore divisions can be deployed independently or in combination, depending on the nature and scale of the sargassum event.
Golden Tides® maintains operational readiness across the Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, Straits of Florida and western tropical Atlantic.
Coverage spans national governments, overseas territories, US states and island jurisdictions across seven sub-regions of the Caribbean basin.
In addition to nearshore site operations, Golden Tides® Offshore deploys across three major open-water zones where large sargassum concentrations form and travel.
Central deployment zone — eastern Caribbean, Windward and Leeward Islands, and the main sargassum transport corridors from the tropical Atlantic.
Western deployment zone — Gulf coast approaches, Yucatán Channel, northern Caribbean, Florida Straits and the US Gulf Coast from Texas to Florida.
Eastern deployment zone — the open Atlantic sargassum belt, the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt (GASB) and the approaches to the Lesser Antilles.
Governments, ministries, port authorities, hotel groups and investors across the Caribbean basin may request a confidential operational briefing on nearshore or offshore deployment options for their specific territory or coastline.