Things To Do
Swim in the Cenotes
Tulum is famous for its natural freshwater cenotes! Some of our Favorite cenotes nearby are: Gran Cenote - Clear water and turtles, great for swimming/snorkeling Cenote Dos Ojos - One of the largest underground cave systems, great for snorkeling Tips: Most cenotes are open daily 9am-5pm, cash only, wear water friendly shoes if you're concerned about walking on rocks. Rent a moped and cruise on over!
Tulum Mayan Ruins
Visit the Tulum Mayan Ruins perched on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea and learn about the culture! Tips: Go early to beat the heat, wear comfy shoes and bring sunscreen.
Azulik
If you have extra time, Azulik is a must-see architectural wonder. Stop by for a drink at Kin Toh (treehouse bar) or explore the on-site art gallery SFER IK, it’s like stepping into another world.
Hotel Beach & Pool
Relax and sunbath at the hotel pool and beach. Tulum has beautiful beaches and architecture, walk down the beach to check it all out!
Spa & Wellness
Tulum is known for it's spiritual wellness practices. Recharge and reset with a yoga class or spa! Yäan Wellness Energy Spa - Upscale jungle spa with massages, herbal baths & more Azulik Healing Spa - Located inside the iconic eco-resort, a magical space for holistic treatments Holistika Tulum - Yoga classes, meditation, and a jungle art walk
Nightlife & Restaurants
Hartwood, Arca, Casa Jaguar, Rosanegra and Azulik are some of our favorites. When in doubt, you can't go wrong with the roadside taco stands!