No trip to Tulum is complete without visiting the Tulum Ruins, this ancient Mayan fortress is one of the most picturesque archaeological sites in Mexico. Take a guided tour to learn about the history and significance of the ruins. Don't forget sunscreen! Please check website for details.
Cenotes are natural sinkholes or underground cave systems in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. Cenotes are culturally and historically significant, they played an important role in Mayan religion and mythology. They were sacred places for the Mayans, who performed rituals and ceremonies there and were a major source of water for the ancient and modern Yucatán. Some popular cenotes near Tulum include: Gran Cenote, Cenote Dos Ojos, Cenote Tankah, Cenote Cristal and Cenote Calavera.
For an unforgettable adventure, visit Xcaret parks, the most famous eco-parks in the region. Xcaret offers a blend of nature, culture, and entertainment with attractions like underground rivers, archaeological sites, and wildlife habitats. Xcaret Xel-Há , known as the world's largest natural aquarium, provides an idyllic setting for snorkeling, tubing, and exploring cenotes and lagoons. Xcaret parks offer a day of fun and discovery for all, please check website for details on the different parks and pricing.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve is a must-visit for nature lovers. This protected area is home to diverse ecosystems, including tropical forests, mangroves, and coral reefs. Take a guided tour or boat excursion to explore the reserve's rich biodiversity, including manatees, dolphins, and numerous bird species.
Tulum Pueblo, the town center, is a great place to experience the local culture. Wander through the streets, visit the local markets, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere. The town center is also home to restaurants offering local cuisine, unique boutiques, and lively nightlife. Don't miss the chance to try some authentic tacos, ceviche, stone soup, lime soup and cochinita pibil(slow-roasted pork).