God of Winds Temple, Tulum
Tulum and Riviera Maya, some of the most sought-after tropical scenes in the Americas, are more than just hubs for spring breakers. Conveniently located and easy to get to, Tulum and Riviera Maya fascinatingly blend rich cultural sites with boho-chic relaxation. One thing is certainly clear – whether you are looking for a quick getaway for two, or that long-awaited friends vacation, Tulum and Riviera Maya are ready to entertain.
In This Issue
1. Villas for Couples and Families
2. Villas for Large Groups
3. Villas with Staff
4. Restaurants
5. Activities
6. Travel Requirements
Villas in
TULUM & RIVIERA MAYA
VILLAS FOR COUPLES & FAMILIES
Villa Bejuco House
3 BR, Tulum
$1,600 /night
Villa Casa Chakte
3 BR, Tulum
Request for Pricing
Villa Casa Bonita
3 BR, Tulum
$1,600 /night
Villas for Large Groups
Villa Mirimar
5 BR, Tulum
$2,600 /night
Villa Palapa
5 BR, Tulum
Request for Pricing
Villa Hacienda Paradiso
6 BR, Tulum
$2,200 /night
Villas With Staff
Villa Aqua
5 BR, Playa Del Carmen
Request for Pricing
Villa Vista Hermosa
8 BR, Playa Del Carmen
$2,400 /night
Villa Alta Vista
8 BR, Playa Del Carmen
Request for Pricing
Where to eat
RESTAURANTS IN TULUM & RIVIERA MAYA
For our avid and aspiring beach lovers, the La Nomade’s La Popular is a perfect spot to grab lunch while soaking in the beauty of the Caribbean Sea. Set beneath the shade of towering palm trees and fishing nets, this open-air restaurant prides itself on the sustainable consumption of fish and local produce. Enjoy detox smoothies in the morning and fresh-caught ceviche for lunch. Added bonus: they have a vairety of vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options – great for large groups!
Those fond of the garden immersion offered by St. Barths’ perennial favorite Tamarin will love the ambiance of Ocumare. Thicketed in palms, warm natural woods, and rattan lighting, this gourmet spot serves mood and exquisite taste. Take a culinary journey with Chef Elias Silva, whose blend of authentic Mexican flavors ushers you through the many regions of Mexico.
What to do
ACTIVITIES IN TULUM & RIVIERA MAYA
Tulum and Riviera Maya are brimming with archeological and natural phenomena. For those ready to learn more about the history of Mexico, visit the Mayan Archeological Zone, located in the Tulum National Park. Take a lagoon boat ride through Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, a massive UNESCO World Heritage site. And, no trip to Tulum is complete without diving into the crystal clear waters of the Gran Cenote, a series of natural pools and caves.
For those of us to whom a vacation means your own cabana by the beach, there is plenty of sunning to be had. Tulum Beach is expansive and hosts many seaside hotels with beach clubs. Some of our favorites include Papaya Playa Project’s Papaya Beach, La Nomade’s Beach Club, and Casa Malca’s Head of a Mad Man. Beach clubs aren’t the only way to savor your slice of the Caribbean, however. Tulum Beach is open to the public – enjoy from wherever!
Know before you go
TRAVEL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
As of right now, Mexico is open to all travelers, and those seeking to visit do not need a negative PCR test or to quarantine upon arrival.
US travelers seeking reentry into the United States, however, should note:
Effective December 6, 2021, all travelers 2 and older entering the US must present a negative COVID test result that is no more than 24 hours old at the time of arrival. Travelers are advised to plan ahead to set up a rapid antigen test the morning of their flight, or in the afternoon before.
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