Destination: Tulum, Mexico
The mix of ancient history, modern culture, and unbeatable beaches, make Tulum a prominent spot for tourists from all over the world. Tulum is classified a Mexican "Magical Town," which means that it well-preserves ancient history and has a strong cultural influence in the country. Tulum is one of the most coveted destinations in the Yucatan Peninsula, and a must-visit port of call when cruising the Caribbean.
Tulum, Quintana Roo is made up of three main zones: Archaeological Zone, the Hotel Zone, and the City Center. Each one offers a truly amazing experience: from the outstanding ancient structures, to the vibrant life at the city center, and the relaxing hotel zone, Tulum consolidates all the of the best things in the Mexican Caribbean.
Tulum, Quintana Roo is made up of three main zones: Archaeological Zone, the Hotel Zone, and the City Center. Each one offers a truly amazing experience: from the outstanding ancient structures, to the vibrant life at the city center, and the relaxing hotel zone, Tulum consolidates all the of the best things in the Mexican Caribbean.
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Things to do in Tulum
ARCHAEOLOGICAL ZONE
Tulum's Archaeological Zone is the city's major attraction. This ancient city is located next to a cliff that overviews the ocean. Known as "The Walled City," Tulum's archaeological zone is surrounded by an 400-meter-long emblematic wall that protected the city from invasion back then. "El Castillo" (The Castle), is a 7.5 meter-tall structure right in the center of the zone. The Castle's well preserved foundation and amazing structure are subject of many archaeological studies.
BEACHES
Playa Paraiso and Punta Allen are the most popular beaches in Tulum. They have public access, so even if you're staying in a hotel outside of the Hotel Zone, you can have a great time. Tulum's white sand beaches, its clear waters and breathtaking sunsets make it one of the most coveted spots in the Caribbean.
CITY CENTER
Here's where the authentic Tulum lifestyle is found. Take a stroll around Tulum's city center and sit down at one of the local coffee or juice shops, or grab a bite in a local restaurant. At night, the city turns on. Walk around and do some bar hopping in a fun beach-themed bar, or sit at the famous Batey Mojito and Guarapo Bar to grab a fresh mojito and listen to some jazz. The variety of cuisines and street food can be overwhelming; take a few days to really get to try the food. The center is also popular for shopping local crafts, clothes, and jewelry.
HOTEL ZONE
Tulum's Hotel Zone is where you want to stay if you're looking for a more exclusive, relaxing experience. The all-inclusive resorts in the zone offer a world-class, top-rated experience. These beachfront hotels feature top-notch amenities, spas, beach clubs, and more. Many tourists rent bikes to get around from the Hotel Zone and the City Center.
Tulum's Archaeological Zone is the city's major attraction. This ancient city is located next to a cliff that overviews the ocean. Known as "The Walled City," Tulum's archaeological zone is surrounded by an 400-meter-long emblematic wall that protected the city from invasion back then. "El Castillo" (The Castle), is a 7.5 meter-tall structure right in the center of the zone. The Castle's well preserved foundation and amazing structure are subject of many archaeological studies.
BEACHES
Playa Paraiso and Punta Allen are the most popular beaches in Tulum. They have public access, so even if you're staying in a hotel outside of the Hotel Zone, you can have a great time. Tulum's white sand beaches, its clear waters and breathtaking sunsets make it one of the most coveted spots in the Caribbean.
CITY CENTER
Here's where the authentic Tulum lifestyle is found. Take a stroll around Tulum's city center and sit down at one of the local coffee or juice shops, or grab a bite in a local restaurant. At night, the city turns on. Walk around and do some bar hopping in a fun beach-themed bar, or sit at the famous Batey Mojito and Guarapo Bar to grab a fresh mojito and listen to some jazz. The variety of cuisines and street food can be overwhelming; take a few days to really get to try the food. The center is also popular for shopping local crafts, clothes, and jewelry.
HOTEL ZONE
Tulum's Hotel Zone is where you want to stay if you're looking for a more exclusive, relaxing experience. The all-inclusive resorts in the zone offer a world-class, top-rated experience. These beachfront hotels feature top-notch amenities, spas, beach clubs, and more. Many tourists rent bikes to get around from the Hotel Zone and the City Center.
Get to Know Tulum
Tulum is one of the most impressive sites when cruising the Caribbean. This gem is located east of the Yucatan Peninsula in the State of Quintana Roo. Tulum is just a short drive South from Cancun, right midway to Costa Maya; this makes it a popular spot to stop by when exploring the peninsula.
Tulum was built back between 1200 and 1550 and used to be a major trading hub for obsidian. Tulum was inhabited for a long period of time due to diseases brought by the Spanish explorers around the 1500s. The city was repopulated around the 1900s, and the Mexican government has poured continuous efforts to preserve the World Heritage attractions that reside in the region.
The city of Tulum has continued to gain popularity specially amongst European and American travelers who decide to permanently move in after visiting. This mix of cultures only adds more spice to this already magical destination of Tulum. You'll not only find delicious authentic Mexican cuisine, but several fusion cuisines that will amaze your palate. Tulum has become a major attractive market for international investors; its residential and all-inclusive premium resort section has experienced exponential growth during the past 10 years.
Tulum was built back between 1200 and 1550 and used to be a major trading hub for obsidian. Tulum was inhabited for a long period of time due to diseases brought by the Spanish explorers around the 1500s. The city was repopulated around the 1900s, and the Mexican government has poured continuous efforts to preserve the World Heritage attractions that reside in the region.
The city of Tulum has continued to gain popularity specially amongst European and American travelers who decide to permanently move in after visiting. This mix of cultures only adds more spice to this already magical destination of Tulum. You'll not only find delicious authentic Mexican cuisine, but several fusion cuisines that will amaze your palate. Tulum has become a major attractive market for international investors; its residential and all-inclusive premium resort section has experienced exponential growth during the past 10 years.