The Tulum Archaeological Site is one of the most visited places in Tulum, located on a stunning coastline. It is a stunning place to explore ancient Mayan architecture and learn about the life of the ancient Maya branch.
Experience the natural beauty of the Gran Cenote. It is a beautiful location with crystal clear fresh-water pools that are perfect for swimming, scuba diving, and snorkeling. The flora and fauna in the caves are beautiful to see and the clear water allows you to see everything.
Cruise along the beautiful Tulum Beach and enjoy the afternoon sun. This unspoiled beach features white sand and crystal-clear waters. Take stunning photographs and enjoy a delicious meal at one of its seaside restaurants or cafes.
The Tulum Ruins beach is located just adjacent to the Tulum Archaeological Site. This beach has turquoise blue water and is a popular spot for scenic sunset views. It is also known for its soft, white sand and is one of the most beautiful beaches in Tulum.
Getting around Tulum is fairly easy. If renting a car, be aware that the roads in Tulum are not well-maintained. It can be difficult to find parking, and several parking lots may be far away from your destination. Taxis are an easy way to travel within Tulum, but be sure to ask about the fare before getting in.
Estimated travel costs are $40.
If you have some extra time, I recommend visiting the Tulum National Park. It is a beautiful location with wildlife and native flora, and there are plenty of activities to do there. Additionally, if you have less time, consider skipping one of the beaches and spending more time at Tulum Archaeological Site.
The nearest airport to Tulum is the Cancun International Airport (CUN), located 76 miles north of Tulum. Transportation options to Tulum from the airport are private shuttle, bus, and taxi. The estimated travel time from the airport to Tulum is 90 minutes.