Start your honeymoon off right by enjoying the beautiful beaches and Art Deco architecture on Miami Beach. Take a stroll down Ocean Drive, and then relax on the sand with a cocktail in hand. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, head to Joe’s Stone Crab for some of the best seafood in town.
Get in touch with nature on your honeymoon by going horseback riding in Ochopee. Big Cypress National Preserve offers guided tours through the wetlands of South Florida, giving you a chance to see alligators, panthers, and other wildlife up close. Top it off with a traditional Yucatan meal at Pollo Brujo.
Take to the water to see the famous Everglades and its wildlife. Rent a boat and explore on your own or take a guided tour with a park ranger. After your aquatic adventure, grab lunch at Joanie’s Blue Crab Cafe to try the best seafood in Everglades City.
Head south to Tulum to see the well-preserved Mayan ruins overlooking the Caribbean Sea. After exploring the ancient city, relax on Tulum Beach and enjoy the turquoise waters. Satisfy your cravings for local cuisine with dinner at La Malquerida.
Take a ferry ride to Cozumel and go on a snorkeling adventure to see the magnificent coral reefs and marine life. To savor the flavors of Mexico, visit El Moro for dinner and get a taste of Mexican street food.
Take a break from adventure and spend the day lounging on the beach, soaking up the sun. As the sun sets, head to Batey Mojito and Guarapo Bar to try refreshing cocktails in a cozy setting. For dinner, savor melt-in-your-mouth steak at La Estancia Argentina.
Say your farewell to Tulum and drive back to Miami. If time allows, make a stop at Bacalar Lagoon to enjoy the stunning shades of blue water before heading to Cancun International Airport for your flight back home.
For the trip from Miami to Tulum, a rental car is recommended to have the freedom to move around South Florida and the Yucatan Peninsula. Estimated total travel time is approximately 10 hours and estimated costs for fuel are around $60. Additionally, the ferry ride to Cozumel is $25 per person, and the Bacalar Lagoon has a $5 entrance fee.
If you have more time, consider adding a day trip to Isla Mujeres or visiting Akumal Bay for a chance to swim with turtles. For those with less time, consider skipping the trip to the Everglades and spend more time exploring Tulum's beaches, cenotes, and restaurants.
Cancun International Airport (CUN) is the closest airport to Tulum, located 80 miles north. Another airport option is Cozumel International Airport (CZM), located on Cozumel Island, approximately 50 miles east of Tulum.