Beaches, Tulum

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If you should have the chance to visite the ruins at Tulum, make the time to swim at the beach. It is one of the most beautiful beaches I've ever seen and swam in. Access to the beach is down the wooden steps, you can't miss it.

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If you should have the chance to visite the ruins at Tulum, make the time to swim at the beach. It is one of the most beautiful beaches I've ever seen and swam in. Access to the beach is down the wooden steps, you can't miss it.

Yes this is the Beach you will see when you go that wooden stairway ,a beautiful beach .
No you won't be alone on this beach ,it was pretty crowded when we were there .
There are plenty more beaches other then this one .Haveeeeeee Funnnnnn

This is a great looking an very well build wooden stairway to the beach below .
It is well worth going down to see this beach or even stay there for the day .
If looking at the the Ruinas get you tired ,well this is the place to go .
I hope you brought a bathing suit towel & sunblock.
Yes you do need a bathing suit.

Take a walk along the beach and explore the area. Sometimes you might have to climb some rocks or walk on some cliffs, but it is a great journey. You have magnificent views of the surrounding jungle, and of course the sea and the beach.

More beaches... The beach in Papaya Playa is great. It stretches out a long way, and you can find your own place without being too close to anyone else on the beach.

All of the cabañas are next to the beach, so in the morning you can just wake up, roll out of bed and down to the beach.

I think I could write a whole book about how incredible beautiful the beaches of Tulum is. They are really paradisebeaches. Kilometres and kilometres of long white beaches, and the crystalclear turquise water. It's so beautiful, and there are not so many tourists so you can find a place all to yourself.

There is a bigger beach between El Castillo and Templo del mar. It's a bit tricky to get to this beach so there are not so many tourists here. You can either climb down the mountainside, or you can go swimming or climbing over the rocks from the small beach.

It's really not so difficult to get there, and it's worth it just to escape the crowds. You also have an incredible view up to the castle from here. Unfortunately they were building some stairs from behind El Castillo and down to the big beach when I was there. So then this beach will not be as quiet anymore.

Take a swim in the ocean! It's really nice and warm, and most of the time very calm. Unless you get caught in a small storm where the currents can get quite strong and the waves very high. But most of the time it is perfect to just float and swim around in the sea.

If you snorkel it's really not so much to see close to the beach. The coral reef is situated out in the sea and there are many tour operators and hotels that arrange different trips.

The mayan ruins are just by the sea, the fabulous Caribbean Sea. The water has an emerald color i have never seen in other beaches, ... When visiting the Tulum ruins make sure you take your bathing suit as there is sandy beach (somewhat crowded) where you can relax for a while. When i visited Tulum it was rather hot and after walking around the ruins a nice bath on that beach feels so good and refreshing.