What to do in Tulum?
For those who are considering spending their vacations in a place full of activities, relaxation and tourism, they have finally found the ideal place that brings it all together: Tulum.
Things to do in Tulum
If you have already decided to pack your bags and spend a few days in the wonderful Tulum, write down the things you have to do.
What to visit in Tulum
- The Beaches
- The cenotes
- The Mayan ruins
The beaches of Tulum
- Paradise Beach
- Fishermen’s Beach
- Esperanza Beach
- Tankah Creek
In case you missed the beaches of Tulum, everything you need to know, here’s a quick reminder. This magical place is made up of incredible beaches that you won’t see just anywhere. The most popular and well known are Playa Paraíso, Pescadores, Esperanza and Tankah cove.
Playa Paraiso is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the region, with fine white sands and transparent waters where you will see lots of fish swimming.
We advise you to stop by Playa Pescadores and contact an agency or freelance staff to take one of their great tours to specific snorkeling areas.
You also have to visit Esperanza Beach, a wonderful beach that is part of the hotel with the same name. Although it is a resort that follows an ecological line in which only 30 people can be accommodated, we invite you to visit the hotels in Cancun of the Oasis hotel group, which we are sure you will also want to visit.
Finally we have the Tankah cove, a kind of cenote or natural pool in the middle of the jungle, perfect to stop for a great day with the whole family.
The cenotes of Tulum
- Gran Cenote Tulum
- Cenotes Azul Tulum
- Dos Ojos Cenote
Like Paraíso beach, the Gran Cenote is one of the most visited and visited in the region for its amazing beauty, location and all the activities you can do in it.
Cenote Azul is not far behind in terms of charm, and is ideal for children because of its shallow depth, varied pools and its proximity to Playa del Carmen.
Also not to be forgotten is the Dos Ojos cenote, a curious name that comes from the two entrances that resemble eye sockets (actually two entrances to the cenote). If you want to know more, we recommend you to take a look at some of the cenotes in Tulum.
The ruins of Tulum
A must in Tulum is to visit the Mayan ruins, the only city that was built on the edge of a cliff in the year 1200. In the past it was a strategic point, specifically a trading port.
Did you know that its name means wall? is perfect for a city that was totally protected by this type of construction.
What to do in Tulum at night
From going to a great restaurant or chiringo with typical food to doing a round of different bars, Tulum’s nightlife is full of entertainment. One of the most beautiful parties is the full moon party at the Papaya Club.
