Haley & Mark
Things To Do
Cenotes
Swimming in cenotes is something that you can only do in Tulum, and that will quickly become your favorite activity in the Riviera Maya. Cenotes are sinkholes, many of them opening up into vast subterranean worlds, filled with tunnels and lagoons.
Gitano Tulum
Our favorite date sport in Tulum. The best tacos we've ever had and the drinks are almost too good. Be sure to check out the bar in the back. We strongly recommend making a reservation in advance, all the cool kids are trying to be there.
Mayan Ruins
visiting the Tulum ruins will be easily done by taxi or even by bicycle. If you do want to combine the Tulum ruins with other activities and make a day of it, you do have a few choices. The Tulum ruins are the only ones built by the sea, so wear your swimsuit and head down to the beach for a refreshing dip.
Hartwood
Hartwood's menu changes daily based on the sea and land that offer us new harvests each day. Reservation Info: Dinner only, Wednesday to Sunday. Walk-ins are encouraged at any time. They seat only completed parties on a first come, first served basis. Reservations are accepted one month in advance (e.g. Reservations for January will be taken during December). For reservations please email reservations (at) hartwoodtulum.com.
Snorkeling
The Tulum reef is part of the Mesoamerican Reef System and an ideal place to snorkel. You can book a day trip easily while in town at a tourist booth. We will most likely also arrange a private charter catamaran for Monday, January 27th for those guest that are staying. If you are interested let us know.
AZULIK Tulum
Azulik is worth checking out just to see the crazy unique architecture. They have a gallery space //www.iklab.art/ you can pop into.
Beach Clubs
The beachside of Tulum in the Hotel Zonera is all private beach clubs. You can soak up the sun at Maria Del Mar if you are staying there or you can access almost any hotel beach club by just paying for a drink.