Tulum
Tulum has become one of the world's most coveted destinations thanks to its unique combination of history, nature, and lifestyle. The Tulum archaeological zone, the only Mayan city built facing the sea, offers dramatic Caribbean views from its cliffs. The region's cenotes are natural wonders: Gran Cenote dazzles with its crystal-clear waters and stalactite formations, while Cenote Dos Ojos is a paradise for cave diving and snorkeling in underground systems. Tulum's hotel zone stretches along a coastal road lined with boutique eco-hotels, fusion cuisine restaurants, and yoga and meditation centers. The Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, protects mangroves, reefs, and extraordinary biodiversity. For those seeking an additional getaway, Laguna Bacalar —the lagoon of seven colors— lies two hours south and offers surreal turquoise waterscapes.
What to see & do
- ✦Visit the Tulum archaeological zone, the only Mayan city facing the Caribbean Sea, with spectacular cliff-top views
- ✦Swim and snorkel at Gran Cenote and Cenote Dos Ojos, with crystal-clear waters and stunning underground formations
- ✦Explore the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve on a boat tour through mangroves, reefs, and ancient Mayan canals
- ✦Enjoy the beach clubs and culinary scene of the hotel zone with fusion cuisine and tropical cocktails
- ✦Day trip to Laguna Bacalar, the lagoon of seven colors, two hours south of Tulum
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