Fun things to do in Tulum

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Hi everybody,
I'm french and I did 2 amazing tours with Mexico Kan Tours last november departing from my hotel in Tulum : the Sian Kaan Muyil and Maya Inland Expedition. 2 unforgettable experiences in the middle of the nature with a great combination of mayan history and local culture. The guides are very friendly and knowledgeable, the groups are small and timing and organization are perfect. I highly recommend you these very complete and high quality tours for a reasonable price.

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MEXICO KAN TOURS is a local agency located in Tulum Riviera Maya offering various activities in the riviera Maya; eco-cultural and adventure tours, but also watersports like stand up paddle surf and Kitesurfing. A local tour operator dedicated to show you the true mexico thanks to specialized guide expert in the YUCATAN PENINSULA. You have the choice to explore the wonders of the area like Chíchen Itza, Coba, Sian Kaan Biosphere, Rio Lagartos, Ek Balam, monkey reserve, cenotes, zip-line, rappel, bike trip, boat trip, kiteboarding, paddle surf….

A true personnalized service given by a young and dedicated local agency in showing the interesting areas of the Yucatan Peninsula - expert in Mayan and colonial culture, the high biodiversity of the Peninsula and passionate about the area.

The days spended with mexico kan tours were the higlight of the vacation in Tulum and we highly suggest you to have a look to their webpage if you planning to stay in Tulum for your holidays in mexico.

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MEXICO KAN TOURS is a local agency located in Tulum Riviera Maya offering various activities in the riviera Maya; eco-cultural and adventure tours, but also watersports like stand up paddle surf and Kitesurfing. A local tour operator dedicated to show you the true mexico thanks to specialized guide expert in the YUCATAN PENINSULA. You have the chooice to explore the wonders of the area like Chíchen Itza, Coba, Sian Kaan Biosphere, Rio Lagartos, Ek Balam, monkey reserve, cenotes, zip-line, rappel, bike trip, boat trip, kiteboarding, paddle surf….

A true personnalized service given by a young and dedicated local agency in showing the interesting areas of the Yucatan Peninsula - expert in Mayan and colonial culture, the high biodiversity of the Peninsula and passionate about the area.

The days spended with mexico kan tours were the higlight of the vacation in Tulum and we highly suggest you to have a look to their webpage if you planning to stay in Tulum for your holidays in mexico.

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OceanProKite in Tulum is a kiteboarding school that offers kitesurf lessons by IKO certified instructors. It´s manage by experienced kiteboarders that really make your learn safely. They are passionate about the sport and are happy to share their addiction to the Ocean and the wind. They also offers stand up paddle surf rental and course. They speak english, spanish, french and Italian.

Great team, very professional, fun time with fun people to hang out with and learn a new sport. They were right; kiteboarding is an healty addiction...

There are plenty of places where you can rent a bike. El Crucero (a hotel near the ruins) rents them for 400 pesos (a rip off). You can get them in town for less than 100 pesos. Renting a bike is a great idea in Tulum because it is a VERY bike friendly town. Everything is flat and they have places to lock up a bike every where. Plus the public transportation system is not all that great, so having a bike makes things a lot easier. The sites you want to visit are really not all that close together so the bike helps a lot.

Get up and watch the sunrise! Yes I know it's very early, but it's worth it. At least one day... ;) It is really beautiful, and all kinds of colors covers the sky. If you live in a cabaña made of bamboo and situated on the beach you are very lucky. Then you don't even have to get out of bed to see the sunrise, as you can see it through the holes in the wall... ;)

If you have gone through all the trouble of relieving a coconut from it's prison, why not make a piñacolada? Make a whole in the coconut and pour a bit of white rum and pineapple juice inside. Mix it with the coconut milk that is inside, put a straw through the hole and enjoy your very own handpicked and 'natural' piñacolada... ;)

All along the beach you can find coconuts. Pick one up, open it and eat it. It's great! But you might want to have a knife... I wanted to do it 'the natural way', just with a stone. It was sunlight when I started, and after the moon took over I gave up and used the knife. But it's a great feeling when you finally get the coconut out and you can open it and drink the milk. It's worth the struggle and all the broken nails... :)