Tulum Things to Do

 13 Reviews  Hidden Worlds has been my family's favorite vacation day on every trip to the Riviera Maya. The first time we did the snokeling tour in the cenotes. Another time my husband and son dived Dos Ojos and... 

 34 Reviews  ...And I don't mean that tiny little thing at the Tulum Ruins. I mean the real deal--7 kms of white sand as fine as icing sugar that sticks to your skin and neon-blue water so clear and clean it... 

 14 Reviews  Xel-Ha is an ecological water theme park located on the Mayan Riviera. It was not far from our resort and we had been told by others it was a great place to visit. I wasn't sure what to expect but I... 

 8 Reviews  Tulum has a great set of ruins that you should definitely visit. However, just 45 minutes away on bus (1st class ADO) is another set of ruins that are amazing as well. I definitely recommend visiting... 

 5 Reviews  Tulum may not have the biggest or asthetically pleasing structures as some of the other Mayan ruins in the region but it has a tropical beauty of it's own that no other Mayan ruin can claim. Take the... 

 13 Reviews  I don't what the actual name of this structure is but I do know what makes it unique. Inside of the building is a mural that depicts a reference to a "Descending God", which is unusual for the Mayan's... 

 5 Reviews  We spent 2 nights in Cesiak in the Sian Kaan Biosphere Reserve and rose at 5am to welcome in the morning - "You can sleep when you're dead!". The wildlife at this hour is a joy to observe and the... 

 12 Reviews  The main temple EL CASTILLO looks spectacular as it sits on the edge of the limestone cliff, overlooking the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. If you face the Castillo from the front, the Templo... 

 7 Reviews  After you park your car and proceed to the ticket booth, you have a choice. You can drive your ass on the chu-chu train or you can walk few minutes (really painless walk). By the Chu-chu train stop... 

 6 Reviews  Right below El Castillo to the North there is the TEMPLO DEL VIENTO The Temple of the Wind, a small, single-roomed structure, standing on a round stone platform. It is believed to have been dedicated... 

 5 Reviews  Many tourists will go to X-Caret (www.xcaret.com) for snorkelling, the underground river being one of the most interesting places I did snorkeling. They also have a little beach and other places to... 

 7 Reviews  The Temple of Frescoes TEMPLO DE LOS FRESCOS contains interior murals depicting Maya gods and symbols of nature's fertility: rain, corn and fish. Unfortunately, this section was roped off, so you... 

 4 Reviews  The Mayan archaeological site of Tulum may be one of the main tourist attractions of the Yucatán peninsula, and the archaeological part of it may not be as impressive as Palenque or Chichen Itzá,... 

 5 Reviews  The House of Halach Uinic is not a temple but a residence. Halach Uinic means First Lord so it is thought that this palce used to belong tothe ruler of Tulum city. Sadly much of this building has... 

 4 Reviews  Another type of residence in Tulum can be seen in the House of the Columns, which is also known as The Great Palace. This building appearsto be one of the largest residential buildings in Tulum. Like... 

 3 Reviews  Tulum is a nice place, and it is definitely worth visiting for its historical architecture and landscaping as much as breathtaking beach views. But there is one more reason to visit Tulum. THE... 

 1 Review  On the right side of El Castillo is another small temple, called The temple of the sea. It is like a mirrored reflection of Templo del viento on the left side of El Castillo. Templo del mar is just a... 

 1 Review  On the right side of El Castillo is the Temple of the Initial Series. Here they found a stelae that was older than the city, and that's how the temple got it's name. Unfortunately you can not see this... 

 Choupinette Says:  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... 

 juan81 Says:  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... 

 juan81 Says:  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... 

 juan81 Says:  OceanProKite in Tulum is a kiteboarding school that offers kitesurf lessons by IKO certified instructors. It´s manage by experienced kiteboarders that really... 

 SJTravel Says:  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...