
Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Tulum a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Tulum, a magical enclave on the Caribbean coast, is where ancient Mayan ruins meet sophisticated bohemian culture. Famous for its idyllic beaches, mystical cenotes and lush jungle, it has become a global epicenter of wellness, avant-garde gastronomy and eco-chic design, offering an experience as spiritual as it is elegant.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Tulum
A center of Mayan culture, contemporary art and a strong identity linked to well-being and spirituality.
The iconic ruins of a walled Mayan port city, dramatically situated on a 12 meter cliff overlooking the turquoise Caribbean Sea.
An incredibly organic and sinuous contemporary art museum next to the Azulik hotel, built with rattan, wood and cement. An immersive architectural experience.
Tulum's main electronic music event, which attracts DJs and audiences from all over the world to its jungle parties.
A festival celebrating the city's growing contemporary art scene, with exhibitions, installations and events.
Although it is a more intimate celebration than in other parts of Mexico, many hotels and restaurants create beautiful altars and offer special dinners.
Tulum's main electronic music event, which attracts DJs and audiences from all over the world to its jungle parties.
A festival celebrating the city's growing contemporary art scene, with exhibitions, installations and events.
Although it is a more intimate celebration than in other parts of Mexico, many hotels and restaurants create beautiful altars and offer special dinners.
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Ver guía completaThe northern area of the beach (near Playa Paraíso) is quieter and more public. The southern area is where the most exclusive and fashionable hotels, restaurants and beach clubs are located.
While Gran Cenote and Dos Ojos are impressive, they are often crowded. Research smaller, less touristy cenotes for a more intimate experience.
The dress code is 'boho-chic'. Think linen, cotton, hats and sandals. It's relaxed but stylish.
Tulum prides itself on its ecological conscience. Don't leave litter, use biodegradable sunscreen, and support businesses that practice sustainability.
It is a requirement to enter most cenotes and the Sian Ka'an Reserve to protect the fragile aquatic ecosystem.
Drink plenty of water, seek shade during peak sun hours, and wear light, breathable clothing.
The beach road is dark and narrow. Avoid walking or cycling alone at night. Taxis are the safest option.
Many places, especially on the beach, are cash only. Use the automatic teller machines (ATM) that are inside supermarkets or banks in town; Those on the beach are known for having high commissions and cloning risk.
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