What should I avoid in Tulum?
Stay away from drugs and drug-related activities. If you’re traveling solo, avoid going to secluded places at night. Bicycling is pretty tempting when you’re in Tulum, but avoid bicycling around at night. Take a taxi if you’re alone. Try to stay in Tulum town or one of the resorts at the beach.
Does Tulum have bungalows?
These beach bungalows in Tulum are the perfect retreat while visiting. Nestled along the Caribbean coast, amid the jungles of Parque Nacional Tulum, these bungalows offer a unique travel experience. These Tulum bungalows have easy beach access, wonderful amenities and are the epitome of Tulum boho chic.
What is the safest area to stay in Tulum?
Don’t stay anywhere too far from the centre of Tulum. Honestly, being near the town centre is the most fun and safest location in town. Having to get back by yourself at night to some out of town accommodation is one thing, but then turning up at your hostel when it’s dark can make you feel pretty unsafe.
Is there private beaches in Mexico?
In legal terms, there is no such thing as a ‘private beach’ in Mexico. The Mexican Constitution decrees all beaches to be publicly-accessible federal property and as such people have right of access to them anytime.
What is better than Tulum?
Cancun Vibes. The vibes in Cancun couldn’t be more different from the vibes in Tulum. While Cancun has a beach vacation vibe too, of course, there is no jungle or nature inspiration in Cancun. Depending on where you stay in Cancun you either have an upscale luxury resort kind of vibe or a spring break kind of vibe.
Is it cheaper to stay in Tulum or Cancun?
Generally, Cancun is cheaper than Tulum. Tulum is one of the most expensive parts of Mexico; however, it is possible to visit both destinations on a small budget. If you spend long enough in Mexico, you can pick up some great bargains on accommodation.
Do they have bungalows in Mexico?
most Eco-Chic of all mexico bungalow resorts The newest of all overwater bungalow resorts in Mexico, Banyan Tree Mayakoba is located near Playa del Carmen, and next to Rosewood Mayakoba, which also has overwater bungalows. It is known for its eco-friendly principles and design features that harmonize with nature.