It is famous for its clean, uncrowded beaches, lush exotic vegetation and thrilling underwater world. You can observe rays, barracuda and other tropical fish in the waters of the bay and of course, swim with turtles in their natural habitat
The only Mayan city built on the Caribbean coast, the most visited archaeological complex, with well-preserved buildings (Temple of the Frescoes, Temple of the Descending God, Temple of the Wind God, Temple of the Sea)
Tulum’s beaches top the rankings of the best beaches in Mexico. Fine white sand, calm azure sea and exotic vegetation make the beaches of Tulum a heaven place
Playa Paraíso, Playa Las Palmas, Playa Santa Fe
"Ven a la Luz," meaning "Come to the Light" in Spanish, is a contemporary landmark in Tulum. This 10-meter art installation, crafted from steel, wood, rope, and green plants, symbolizes humanity's deep connection with nature
Emerald green lagoon with a cenote more than 80 meters deep in the centre, accessible by a wooden jetty. Besides swimming, you can explore the lagoon by kayak or canoe. Kaan Luum is surrounded by jungle, an ideal place to enjoy nature
A biosphere reserve with picturesque lagoons, mangroves and ruins of an ancient civilization. One of the world's largest coral barrier reefs listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, runs along the white-sand beaches
Reserva de la biosfera Sian Ka’an
The Dos Ojos Park and Cenote is one of the most visited in the state of Quintana Roo. Ideal for snorkeling and fish watching, it consists of two different “Two Eyes” pools connected by an underground tunnel and the Bat Cave