Tulum, a valuable Mayan archaeological site located in Quintana Roo, in southeastern Mexico, is considered by many to be one of the most stunning destinations in the Mexican Caribbean. Celebrities like Dua Lipa, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Justin Bieber have fallen for its charm, choosing it as their favorite getaway spot. Today, we present irresistible reasons to immerse yourself in the serenity of this oasis and also enjoy the experience of swimming with dolphins at the Xel-Há ecological park.
The impressive Mayan ruins, perched on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea, have generated much fascination around this walled city. Below the cliff lies Playa Paraíso, one of the best beaches in the entire Riviera Maya.
On the other hand, its dazzling cenotes attract nature lovers who seek to swim in them. Located 4 km from Tulum is the Gran Cenote, one of the most representative.
Tulum has the perfect atmosphere to be the best destination at any time of the year, because regardless of the month, its white sands and the beautiful Caribbean Sea never cease to be amazing. However, we recommend going in November, as it might be convenient for you:
Great weather and affordable hotels make the best combination. Take advantage of the best of the large resorts for less than what travelers are used to paying during the rest of the year. To find the best prices on airlines, you should book in advance.
Although the end-of-year celebrations in Tulum, Cancún, and the Riviera Maya are incredible, they are also crowded. It is the peak season, starting from December 15th until the first week of January. During this time, occupancy rates soar and the beaches become packed.
During this time, there is less risk of rain and the days are sunny again. Additionally, there is not as much humidity or heat as in the summer.
In fact, you can do this activity at any time of the year, but if you do it during the remaining low season, you'll find a more personalized experience in this beautiful park located 20 minutes from Tulum. Many travelers take excursions to these two places because the route passes by the Tulum Archaeological Zone and the Dos Ojos Cenote, surrounded by unforgettable scenery.
So, now you know. Relax like the stars on the beaches of Tulum, go swimming with dolphins in this paradise of the Riviera Maya, and get ready to end the year by adding two more adventures to your list. At Delphinus, we are pleased to be part of your visit to the Mexican Caribbean, book with us and also find seasonal discounts.