Tulum Town: The main town area is located right by Highway 307, while the beach is a little further away, and is home to several upmarket spas and hotels. This is where the banks, shops, cafes and the small nightlife district is located, and is the first part of Tulum you will see when you arrive.

Hotels in Tulum, From Treehouses to Beach Bungalows 14 Best Hotels in Tulum, From Treehouses to Beach Bungalows

Because of the boho-chic culture that has been developing over the years and created amazing hotels and shops that are simply works of art. Unfortunately, nature is paying for all that now. Do people speak English in Tulum? Whichever direction you happen to be traveling in, there are plenty of transportation options to reach Tulum. While the Tulum ruins are a major draw for visitors, there are also plenty of other attractions and activities nearby to make your trip even more unforgettable. Here are some suggestions: 1. Cenotes There are many options to go out in Tulum and have a drink: Papaya Playa Project, Casa Jaguar, Gitano, Diablito Cha Cha Cha and many more places!

Cenote Calavera: it is also known as the Temple of Doom because of its three skull-shaped holes that let the sunlight in. You can jump into the water from different heights or use a ladder. It’s located about 4 km from Tulum town on the road to Coba. The beachside cabanas (beach huts) at Villa Pescadores looked super relaxing and they all had balconies so you could gaze out at the sea.

Tulum – and how to choose which part of Where to stay in Tulum – and how to choose which part of

You can book rooms with private patios or hot tubs and there’s a coffee machine in the room too (which would’ve saved me from getting grumpy some mornings when I hadn’t yet had mine!). The bars and restaurants in the hotel zone are the nicest in Tulum. They are also more expensive than those in the center, so keep that in mind when choosing. Everywhere in Tulum allows free access to the beach, and the majority of the hotels will rent you beach chairs and umbrellas if you are in need. In most cases, they will give you some kind of discount on the cost of a meal if you eat there, which is always very convenient. You’ll also get to enjoy the insights of a guide who can make your visit to the ruins more memorable and fun. Boca Paila is not only one of the best beaches in Tulum, but also a hidden gem that has escaped the massive tourist development of the area.By car: 1 hour and 53 minutes on Mexico Highway 307 that goes along the Riviera Maya. From Cancun airport