Tulum

Tulum is a place like no other, where nature and elegance meet.

Tulum, a bohemian paradise on Mexico’s Riviera Maya, combines ancient Mayan ruins with pristine beaches and a laid-back, eco-chic atmosphere. Famous for its well-preserved coastal Mayan ruins perched on seaside cliffs, Tulum offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty. Visitors can explore cenotes, relax on powdery white sand beaches, indulge in yoga and wellness retreats, or dive into the vibrant local food scene. With its focus on sustainability and barefoot luxury, Tulum attracts travelers seeking a more conscious and intimate Caribbean experience.

Good to Know

Transportation:

InTulum is about 130 km south of Cancun. Renting a car or taking a shuttle is common. In town, bicycles are a popular and eco-friendly way to get around.dia

Best time to visit:

The dry season from November to April offers the best weather, but it's also the busiest and most expensive. May to October can be hot and rainy but less crowded.

Electricity:

Many eco-friendly hotels have limited electricity hours. It's wise to bring a portable charger.

Cash:

While more places are accepting cards, it's good to have cash, especially Mexican pesos, for smaller establishments and tips.

Preservation

Respect the archaeological sites and natural areas. Use biodegradable sunscreen to protect the delicate ecosystem, especially in cenotes.