Discover Tulum

As the only significant Maya site located directly on the Caribbean coast, the well-preserved temple ruins sit dramatically on a cliff above turquoise water and white sandy beach, a unique contrast between archaeological history and a dream beach.

Along the coastal road, stylish boutique hotels and beach clubs in a rustic-elegant boho style line up, often with a sustainable focus and yoga offerings, which has made Tulum one of Mexico's trendiest wellness and beach destinations in recent years.

The crystal-clear freshwater cave with its stalactites and stalagmites invites swimming and snorkeling among small turtles and ranks among the most beautiful and accessible of the more than 6,000 cenotes on the Yucatán Peninsula.

The UNESCO biosphere reserve south of Tulum protects one of Mexico's most species-rich regions with mangroves, coral reefs and lagoons, and can be explored on guided boat tours where dolphins, crocodiles and numerous bird species can be observed.

The new Tulum Airport lies only about 15 kilometers from the city and is already served by several international airlines. Alternatively, Tulum can be reached from Cancún Airport by bus or rental car in about 1.5 hours.

As the only significant Maya site located directly on the Caribbean coast, the well-preserved temple ruins sit dramatically on a cliff above turquoise water and white sandy beach, a unique contrast between archaeological history and a dream beach.

Along the coastal road, stylish boutique hotels and beach clubs in a rustic-elegant boho style line up, often with a sustainable focus and yoga offerings, which has made Tulum one of Mexico's trendiest wellness and beach destinations in recent years.

The crystal-clear freshwater cave with its stalactites and stalagmites invites swimming and snorkeling among small turtles and ranks among the most beautiful and accessible of the more than 6,000 cenotes on the Yucatán Peninsula.