Around Tulum

Tulum Ruins

Explore The Tulum Ruins, an authentic Mayan city and one of the most iconic archaeological sites in the world; arguably one of the most photographed vestiges in the world due to its unique location on a cliff facing the Caribbean Sea. Complete your adventure swimming in the turquoise waters of the Tulum beach, accessible directly from the ruins.

Coba

Enter the Mayan jungle to discover one of the most impressive Mayan vestiges. The mighty city of Coba remains almost untouched, waiting for you to explore its secrets. Climb to the top of the big temple of Nohoc Mul and amaze with the stunning view. Beautiful cenotes, open for visitors surround the Coba site. A must do in Tulum.

Muyil

One of the best-kept secrets of the Mayan world is found pretty close to Tulum Downtown. The Muyil archaeological site was once a vital trade spot due to its location next to a lagoon that streams directly into the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. A swift visit to a mostly unexplored site is one of the best things to do in Tulum.

Chichen Itza

Don’t miss the opportunity to contemplate the majestic temple of Kukulkan at the most famous archaeological site of the Yucatan Peninsula. Once one of the most important cities of the Mayan civilization, Chichen Itza was nominated one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. One of the top things to do when visiting Tulum.

Diving and snorkeling in Cenotes

Tulum is known for being a divers paradise for its diversity of fantastic immersed spots ready to be explored by divers and snorkel aficionados. Don’t pass the opportunity of visiting the underwater wonders of the cenotes in Tulum, a whole new world waiting to be discovered.

Diving and snorkeling in the reef

Discover the submarine wonders of Tulum snorkeling or diving on the gorgeous Mesoamerican Reef. Amaze with the biodiversity of the second largest barrier in the world, home for thousands of species of fish, rays, turtles, and coral. Make the most of your Tulum vacation visiting the Tulum reef!

Tulum Jungle

Tulum is more than gorgeous beaches and fun in the sun. The vibrant green jungle encloses the secrets of the Mayan civilization. Home to the spectacular mangrove, incredible cenotes and fun eco-parks, the Tulum jungle is full of life and is one of the best places to visit in Tulum.

Sian Ka'an

At the very end of the Tulum hotel zone is the entrance to the most paradisiac and pristine spot in the Yucatan Peninsula; The Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve is a vast, almost immaculate sanctuary home for rich biodiversity. Explore the Mangrove, the lagoons, and its virgin beaches. A natural treasure that we must love and preserve.

Punta Allen

Visit a small paradisiac ecotouristic spot secluded in the deep of the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. Punta Allen is a small fishers village that remains almost untouched by the modernity of the big cities, where the inhabitants live in harmony with nature in a privileged location. Though it’s not easy to access, the adventure is worth the trip for the beauty of the place and the camaraderie of its community.

Culture

Mexico is known for its traditions and artistic richness, and Tulum being a multicultural spot welcoming visitors from all around the world, is becoming rich in culture thanks to a growing creative art community. Enjoy the many artistic performances found from the beach to the public plazas in the city. There’s always something going on in Tulum.

Mayan zone

The population of the Yucatan Peninsula preserves the wisdom and some of the traditions of the ancient Mayan civilization. Natural ingredients like melipona honey ancient healing and wellness techniques such as temazcal and beautiful handicrafts can be found all around Tulum.