Zahra Tulum

... could charge down there as well.  We loaded up our stuff, and off we went.   Chris heading past Azulik towards Zahra   So we walked down the road the little ways to Zahra.  We were surprised during this first visit that the ...

... on the side of the road.  In fact we parked behind several of them.  By the way, a tour bus in Tulum looks a lot like a Volkswagen microbus circa the 1960's.  I'm quire surprised they made the trip.  We combined our two reservations ...

... so we decide to catch some breakfast at the next place we pass.  This just happens to be a quaint little place called 'Tita Tulum'. Tita has a beautiful beach out in front, as did most of the places we were passing this far south.  One thing ...

... children play at the curbs while waiting for their parents to close up shop and take them home.  I get a warm feeling that Tulum Pueblo has a distinctly "small town" feel to it.  Only Floyd is selling blankets rather than haircuts, and Andy and ...

... ; Sufficiently stuffed, let's find some nice beach to nap on.    Zach and Corinne leave to check out the beach by Zahra, while Chris and I head back to our favorite sand down by Kin Ha.  We spread out our blanket and head for the waves, ...

... we were told by the front desk clerk, that "some people don't like the food here" but we could go down to Zahra since they are all part of Eco Tulum properties.  It seemed at the time that we were told the food at Copal would not be good, and now we ...

... we stopped in at Zahra for Happy Hour on our way to dinner.  Copal doesn't have any HH for some reason, but sister hotel Zahra has a nice 2 X 1 special.  They also have the nice view of the street area and Chris and I enjoy a table and a "few" ...

... highway 307 in the 'Roo.  Try them at least a few times and strike up conversations with the locals.   Observation/opinion - Tulum Pueblo is one of THE coolest places to hang out after dinner.  The shops, the people, the kids (I know, ...