Tulum, Mexico: The Luxe Travel Atlas City Playlist
Tulum, Mexico, Interactive Map
Hotels in Tulum, Mexico
- La Zebra
- Mezzanine
- Mi Amor
- NEST Tulum
- Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya
- Coco Unlimited Tulum
- Be Tulum Hotel
- Nômade Temple Tulum
- Hotelita Azul
- Papaya Playa Project
- Azulik Resort
- Delek Tulum
- Hotel Casa Malca
- Kanan Tulum Hotel
Booking with us on Classic Travel, you can get the following at no extra cost on most bookings:
• Upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
• Daily Full breakfast for up to two guests per bedroom
• $100 USD equivalent Resort or Hotel credit
• Early check-in/late check-out, subject to availability
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Restaurants in Tulum, Mexico
- Rosa Negra Tulum (a must)
- Tora Tulum
- Kin Toh by AZULIK (make reservations well in advance for sunset!)
- Ilios Greek restaurant in Tulum
- Arca Tulum
Cantina Canova (amazing Italian)
La Pebeta (Argentine bakery)
- Bak
- Mammazita
- Bagatelle
- Gitano
- Ocumare at Be Tulum for a quiet night (it’s quiet and nice, sit up on the balcony for fun with the DJ)
Sushi club Tulum
Kitchen Table
Ukami Sushi
Burrito amor (best burrito place ever)
Matcha mama
Bonita Tulum’s Burger Bar
La Negra Tomasa (ceviche)
Casa Jaguar
Kay Nah – food alley
MEZE Tulum – Mediterranean food
Nü Tulum – great atmosphere
Loco Tulum Restaurant – Mediterranean Kitchen
DelCielo – breakfast spot
Taco spots (thanks Brandon!)
- Taqueria Honorio
- Antojitos la Chiapaneca
- El Pescador
Drinks in Tulum, Mexico
Pretty much everywhere you walk. Check out any of the restaurants & beach clubs for late night drinks too. Hotels often have pool side bars in the early evening before dinner for drinks.
Beach Clubs in Tulum, Mexico
- Bagatelle (best beach club in all of Tulum 🥂🍾)
- Taboo Beach Club
Nómade
Mía Tulum Resort
Papaya Playa Project Beach Club (PPP)
La Zebra Bar inside “La Zebra Tulum, a Small Luxury Hotel”
Cenotes (Natural Sinkholes) in Tulum, Mexico
- Gran Cenote: Known for its clear waters and beautiful cave formations.
- Cenote Dos Ojos: A complex of two connected cenotes, popular for cave diving and snorkeling.
- Cenote Calavera: A unique “skull-shaped” cenote famous for jumping into the water.
- Cenote Casa Cenote (Manati): An open cenote where you can swim alongside a resident crocodile.
- Cenote Azul: An open-air cenote with several shallow, clear pools perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
- Cenote Carwash (Aktun Ha): An open cenote with lush vegetation, a popular spot for divers.
- Cenote Cristal and Cenote Escondido: Two adjacent open cenotes located near each other.
- Cenote Jardin del Eden (Jungle Pool): A large, open-air cenote with crystal-clear waters and a jungle setting.
- Cenote Suytun: A stunning subterranean cave with a platform that becomes iconic for photos.
- Cenote Angelita: Famous for its unique “river” of hydrogen sulfide under a layer of thermocline.
- Cenote The Pit (El Pit): A deep cenote known for its dramatic light rays and cave diving opportunities.
- Cenote Taak Bi Ha: A beautiful cave cenote within the Dos Ojos complex.
- Cenote Zacil-Ha: Another open-air cenote known for its shallow waters, making it good for families.
Lagoons in Tulum, Mexico
- Laguna Kaan Luum: A large, shallow lagoon with a deep cenote in the middle, known for its scenic beauty and diving potential.
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