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Tulum - our small piece of paradise

Tulum is a breathtaking piece of paradise at the South end of the Rivera Maya. Home to the spectacular Tulum Ruins. Visitors come from all over the world to visit us here. We have some of the best beaches in the world, the softest sand, the clearest and warmest water.

Clearly, we love being here. This website celebrates all of the things that make Tulum what it is. Here you will find information about our first hand experiences with the hotels, restaurants, shops and services that are around Tulum. We hope to showcase our local people and local talents.

Come and Love Tulum.... We do and know that you will to. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us at TulumLiving@yahoo.com.

For a list of what is going on in Tulum. Live music, beach parties, happy hours and DJ dance parties--- please check the Tulum Living Calendar

Want to know what is going on in Tulum?

January 1, 2009

Things to Do

Tours:

Yaaj-Ximbal Jungle Tour: This exciting 4x4 trip through the jungle, exciting zip line and refreshing cenote is the perfect way to spend a day in Tulum

Cenotes:
****Please do not use sunscreen and bug spray if you are going to the cenotes.  They cause a lot of damage.  Environmentally safe bug repellent is available all over Tulum***

Casa Cenote: a beautiful cenote right next to the beach- also with a great restaurant.

Cenote Cristal: a great cenote just south of Tulum

Cenote Cristalino: This cenote is much further north on 307.  There are 2 great cenotes here and you can bring a cooler with great food. 

Cenote Escondido: This large cenote is south of Tulum and is included with the price of Cenote Cristal.  A long walk down a  dirt road leads you to this beautiful cenote.

Cenote  Zacil-ha: at km 9 on the coba road, this small cenote has everything a young family needs.

Grand Cenote: One of the best known diving cenotes in the area, this is a great cenote to visit.
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