If the crowds at Tulum are off-putting, don’t give up on your dream of visiting Mayan ruins. The underrated archaeological site of Cobá, some 30 miles (48km) from Tulum, is worth a couple of hours if you’re a fan of archaeological sites.
Xel-Ha is an eco-park located about 20 minutes north of Tulum and is part of the Grupo Xcaret family, which also includes Xcaret, Xplor, Xenotes, Xoximilco, Xenses and Xavage. Swim or snorkel in the “largest natural aquarium in the world” and flooded caves and cenotes filled with marine life, jump off the Cliff of Courage, explore Mayan ruins, ride bikes, hike through the jungle, zip-line, cross the floating bridge, fly a kite or, if you prefer, just relax in a hammock.
Explore the amazing Tulum Ruins, located on the beautiful Tulum beach! Located in Tulum, these ruins are the only Mayan ruins located directly on a beach! You will enjoy learning the interesting history behind this location from our knowledgable guides who are all federally licensed and speak fluent English and Spanish.
One of the advantages of being in the Yucatan Peninsula is that you’re surrounded by natural sinkholes, otherwise known as cenotes.
Every weekend Papaya Playa Project gives itself to the jubilance of nightlife involving prominent guest DJs and musicians. The monthly Full Moon series and our nightclub venue have earned a world-wide reputation as one of the finest around.