Tulum, Q.R.
destination • experience
Posted over 4 years ago
Zona Arqueológica de Tulum
The Tulum Mayan Ruins are considered one of the most beautiful Mayan Ruins in all of Mexico, and even in the world. They are also the only Mayan Ruins that are built by the Sea. The ruins are situated on 15 meter cliffs overlooking that beautiful turquoise blue Caribbean sea. Getting to these ruins is super easy if you are staying on the Beach road. You can actually take a cab there for about $5 USD or bike to them. I suggest getting there at 8 AM when they open because it can get pretty crowded. There is a $5 USD entrance fee per person and than you are allowed to freely wander around the grounds.
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Tulum, Q.R.
outdoors
Posted over 4 years ago
Great Cenote
This is one of the more popular Cenotes in Tulum so getting there as soon as they open at 8 AM is important if you want to get some good shots!
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Q.R., Mexico
outdoors
Posted over 4 years ago
Paradise Beach
This quirky leaning palm tree is found at Playa Paraiso, right beside the Mayan ruins. Shimmy up the tree trunk to pose for a photo – just be aware that this gets very busy with people lining up for a pic…
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Q.R., Mexico
outdoors
Posted over 4 years ago
Dos Ojos Cenote
Did you know there’s over 7,000 cenotes in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula? These bright blue natural pools with limestone hangings were worshipped by the Mayans and are ideal for snorkelling and scuba diving.
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