Local Mayan communities near Tulum now offer professional bird watching tours that showcase their many endemic and migratory species
The rapid rise in popularity of Tulum's unique beauty draws followers from across the globe to settle in this growing tourist destination
The unique and very picturesque Mayan ruins of Tulum are just within reach of visitors whose cruise ships stop at Cozumel island
Tulum is the gateway to a Mayan managed ecotourism industry that offers birdwatching, wetland kayak tours, cultural encounters and more.
Bacalar boasts its famous seven-colored lagoon, cenotes, hammocks, tropical jungle, adrenaline-filled land activities and exciting water sports.
Explore the ancient Mayan ruins of Kohunlich set in a subtropical jungle, with pyramids, citadels, courtyards, plazas, palace platforms and more.
Tulum combines the best beaches, healing treatments, medicinal foods, Mayan clay spas, meditation, yoga classes and “temazcal” sweat lodges.
Break away to the village of Tulum and treat the whole family to an exciting range of unique experiences, like turtle snorkeling, kayaking and more.
The crystal clear fresh waters of the unique undergournd rivers on the Yucatan Peninsula are ideal for exploring, swimming, snorkeling and diving.
The incredible natural beauty of Tulum affords the opportunity to try scuba diving, snorkeling, cenote exploring, the Sian Ka'an Reserve and more.