Best beach & travel destinations for mold-sensitive people
Posted by J.R.via Facebook · 7/20/2026
E.N.G. thank you
Posted by J.R.via Facebook · 7/20/2026
E.N.G. thank you
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Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
PNW: look at Whidbey Island, Olympic Peninsula
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
Maderia beach /redington has been great for us
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
I just got back from camping at bodega dunes and felt good there.
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
We went to Destin last Summer, stayed at hotel Effie, and the nearby beach was beautiful. Didnt have any problems.
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
I do fine in Ventura and Santa Barbara. Not so great in San Diego as you mentioned
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
Not sure if you’re interested in foreign travel but west coast of Ireland has the cleanest air I’ve ever breathed. Connemara and Donegal areas. (Just stay on the ocean and away from pig farms :)).
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
Im curious what about San Diego isn't great right now? Is it dust /pollen/ allergens? I live in San Diego and have been feeling so much allergies the past month (and I go to the beach 4 times a week). Thanks!
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
Idk but I always enjoy Laguna Beach More than the surrounding beaches
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
San Diego area is where I was first exposed to mold. I think the reason it’s bad generally is because it flooded by the coast in some areas and the buildings haven’t been remediated properly
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
We did 30A for a month after we moved out of the mold. It was wonderful. Stayed in one air bnb that was great and one that was not. We left the bad one as soon as we got there and it was nightmare. The ocean is clean and so healing but it is Florida so be cautious of the lodging.
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
7 mile, grand cayman. There's a new hotel there, too! I also did great in Rhode Island and Maine, but too cold to swim! And I did well on 30a in early June.
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
How about on the east coast?
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
San Diego is a dump and I hate to say it because it’s so beautiful. Air quality is awful. I lived there for 18 months and had to leave as no matter where I went, I just kept getting sicker. I just got back from Florida, 30a area and it was stunning and I felt amazing.
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
Anything north of Coronado is fine and today even Coronado is fine. http://www.sdbeachinfo.com/... SDBEACHINFO.COM County of San Diego Beach Water Quality
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
Costa Rica has the cleanest air I've ever breathed. I arrived while getting over Bronchitis and I swear Costa Rica healed me. We stayed at a beach resort and I felt incredible. It was called Hotel Cala Luna in Tamarindo.
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
I’m at Melbourne beach right now, totally going to depend on the townhouse you get on the beach but there’s almost nobody on the beach and it’s like your own private getaway. Water is really clean and clean air
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
Sunset Beach in Huntington Beach, CA is really good for me and I’m super sensitive.
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
Hawaii has the best air and ocean waters imo
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
I live on Cape Cod where the National Seashore is on the Atlantic side: very pure air
Community membervia Facebook · 7/20/2026
I live in San Diego and there are literally warning signs on the sand not to go in the water