Tulum Resorts

In October of 2006, I was in desperate need of a vacation. I hit the books, researched several different locations, and resorts. I finally decided on Cancun. I never thought I'd travel to the Spring Break capital of the world, but it was no longer the ...

... the ruins is incredible, the sand as soft as sand gets. Quite a few people as its a favourite for all the Playa and Tulum resorts. Cost was 51 pesos each (£2.50) Seems like all the ruins require an extra payment to use video cameras, I decided not to ...

... an easy visit as it is located 130 km south of Cancun or 63 km south of Playa del Carmen as well as the many resorts along this part of the Caribbean coast. The attraction of Tulum as an archaeological site lies in its degree of preservation/restoration. ...

... contrary, Cancun is a pretty small city that is split between the actual town and the Zona Hostelera where all of the resorts are located. My first impressions were of how Cancun is extremely Americanized or within the US sphere of influence.  I ...

... we took another bus (1h) to Tulum. Tulum is a small town, has a main street with shops, hotels and restaurants and the beach with resorts. We stayed in the center, at Posada Luna del Sur. Pretty cool the room with a kitchenette and all for $ 70 USD. The ...

... of perma-tanned people who, bored after 7 days physically attached to their sunbeds, have finally ventured out of their resorts and off their cruise ships, sporting their diamante-studded sunglasses, carrying their hand-held, battery-operated fans, and ...

... with a lot to offer every kind of traveler, massive Mexico City, tiny traditional remote mountainous villages, modern high rise resorts, jungles, beaches. If my experience is anything to go by it does not deserve the negative dangerous reputation it has. ...

... a short cab ride to the beach bungalow of your choice, budget ( not too many of these left) to the luxury digs of the spa resorts. We stayed at  a great place sort of in the middle of these choices, we paid $90 us for a great , clean bungalow on ...

... Tulum and that the rustic beach places were going to be bought up by huge companies with the intention of converting them into touristy resorts. It would be a real tragedy really as the place is perfect with real rustic charm. I knew it was low season but ...

... me! Worse then two women at the moment with our silly fights. We had dinner and went to bed pretty early. All the resorts along Tulum beach are eco friendly and have wind or solar power and only have lights for certain periods of the night, but they ...

... they promised us a surprise there. The place was like disney world. Close to a 1000 tourists from playa del carmen or some other resorts were there with us. The only nice thing was we did not have to pay the 5 dollars for the entrance because we managed ...

We caught a public transport van at the end of the access to the Bahia Resorts and took it to Tulum. Was a beautiful, hot, sunny day. Was a bit of a walk in from the drop off point as I recall - there was a shuttle but we decided to walk in. There were ...

... formule zitten en dat is wel leuk. Naar de normen hier aan de costa maya is dit een kleinschalig resort in vergelijking met de Riu resorts in Playa del Carmen. Aan de pool en aan het strand komen ze de hele dag rond met drinken, cocktails, ... Er zijn ...

... today again.  It is slightly crowded this early on a Monday morning, as it seems that in addition to the locals working the resorts we have some construction workers as well.  Some of them hop off in the middle of nowhere, perhaps working on the ...

What an incredible resort! Classic in all aspects. We were in Riviera Maya for seven nights staying at two different resorts. Our first hotel we reserved for our first 4 nights and then reservered 3 nights at Dreams Tulum. We felt that our vacation didn't ...