Things To Do
Cenote Cristal
This family-friendly cenote is more like an open-air natural swimming lake. You'll have a blast while swimming in the 'crystal' clear waters, surrounded by tropical foliage, palm trees, iguanas, and coconuts.
Ruinas de Tulum
Learn about the ancient Mayan people in this beautiful and sacred walled city. Discover temples and observatories among the ruins here, all with incredible views of the Caribbean Sea. And after your visit, have a dip in the turquoise waters of the Mayan Beach to cool off.
The Real Coconut
Sanará’s beach restaurant, The Real Coconut, is dedicated to all that is conscious living: sustainably sourced ingredients mixed together to create mouth-watering dishes.
Matcha Mama
Matcha made smoothies, juices, bowls, kombucha, and ice cream. Everything is vegan!
Raw Love
Gourmet Raw Vegan Food. All gluten Free, Superfoods, Acai bowls, Healing shots and Elixirs.
Tulum Bazaar
At the market, artisans set up shop almost daily. It's the perfect place to find Mayan inspired beaded jewels, baskets, clothing, and more.
Macondo
Macondo, inside the Nômade Hotel, offers a variety of vegan, gluten-free and vegetarian selections in an intimate dining room furnished with low, moroccan-style seating.
Casa Jaguar
Located in the middle of the jungle, Casa Jaguar's food, space and concept are influenced by Oaxaca, creating a Caribbean and Mexican fusion. Every Thursday is their famous Jungle Party that kicks off at 10:30 PM and lasts until late in the night.
El Tábano
Located inside the jungle, El Tabano's cuisine presents a contemporary tribute to Mediterranean and Mexican traditions.
Gitano Tulum
Modern Mexican kitchen with seasonal local ingredients cooked in a wood burning oven & open fire grill. Menu has been designed for an interactive, sharing dining experience.