rachael & travis
Things To Do
Casa Jaguar
Located in the heart of the jungle, Casa Jaguar is our favorite jungle side spot. Known for a rustic style of cooking, their ceviche and wood-fired grilled tacos can’t be missed. Get there early to enjoy a custom cocktail at their dreamy mezcal bar. Reservations on OpenTable.
Hartwood
Hartword is well known spot and their menu changes daily based on the sea and the land. All cooking is done by open fire within their hand made wood burning oven and grill. Reservations basically required -- they start accepting reservations one month in advance (email reservations@hartwoodtulum.com). Cash only.
Tulumunchies
For a more casual dining option pull up to the bar or picnic tables at TULUMUNCHIES where you can enjoy a cocktail (& a shot of Don Julio) as well as, their many food truck options: poke bowls, wood fire pizzas, fajitas and tacos. Cash & card accepted.
Kitchen Table
Their open kitchen concept is amazing, you can literally get up from your table at any point and walk into the kitchen and watch the chefs cook - the ultimate foodie experience! Reservations accepted one week in advance. Accepts cash and credit cards.
Explore Tulum by Bike
We highly recommend renting bikes and exploring the six mile stretch of Tulum beach. Your hotel will have bikes available to check-out or rent. Hop on a bike and take the opportunity to pop in and out of bars, restaurants and shops and explore some of the most unique resorts in Tulum.
Visit Tulums Maya Ruins
The 13th-century, walled Mayan archaeological site at Tulum National Park is a great place for a day-trip if you are planning to spend some extra days in Tulum. The tour takes about 45 minutes and can be visited on your own or through tour companies.
Drinks at other hotels
There are so many stunning hotels along the beach zone. We recommend stopping for a cocktail and admiring the intriguing hotel designs of BeTulum, Casa Malca, Azulik and Nomade.
Swim the Cenotes
There are so many private and public cenotes a bike or bus ride away from Tulum! They are truly magical. Gorgeous teal waters, some under ground in caves. Highly recommend getting to them early so they are not too crowded!