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Tulum

Maya ruins above the sea, crystal-clear cenotes, and a seriously laid-back bohemian vibe — everything you need to plan your trip to Tulum.

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  1. Most hotels in Tulum by the sea have their own beach

    Where to stay in Tulum?

  2. Tulum beach and temple in Mexico

    Tulum Attractions

  3. Pool at Radhoo Tulum

    Tulum Boutique Hotels

  4. Playa Paraiso in Tulum

    Tulum Beaches

Our Quick Check for Tulum

  1. Flair

    Ancient Mayan ruins, luxury beach clubs, and turquoise Caribbean water — all in one place.

  2. Best time to visit

    November through April is the sweet spot — warm, sunny, and not too humid.

  3. How long to stay

    Three to five days gives you enough time for the ruins, cenotes, and beaches without rushing.

  4. Price level

    Tulum runs pricey — especially at the beach clubs, where a sun lounger alone can cost you.

  5. Food

    Modern Mexican cuisine and fresh seafood right on the beach. Seriously good eating.

  6. Getting around

    Bikes are the go-to for getting around town. Rent a car if you want to explore the cenotes.

More to explore in Mexico

  1. Nichupté Lagoon and Zona Hotelera in Cancún

    Cancún

  2. Playacar beach near Playa de Carmen

    Playa del Carmen

  3. The ruins of Uxmal are totally impressive

    Mérida

  4. Jalatlaco district in Oaxaca

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