This archaeological site facing the sea in the Riviera Maya is one of the most photographed in Mexico for the beautiful contrast that occurs between the sober ruins and the radiant Caribbean.
The main building of the set is El Castillo, which was an astronomical observatory and a lighthouse that helped Mayan sailors navigate the Great Barrier Reef located a few meters from the coast.

To 47 km of the municipal head of Tulum, nailed in the quintanarroense jungle, is this archaeological deposit in which the Pyramid of Nohoch Mul stands out, that with 42 meters of height, is the most precise construction of the Peninsula of Yucatan.

The municipality of Tulum and its surrounding areas are dotted with cenotes, the marvelous aquatic bodies that are formed by the slow dissolution of the superficial mantle of limestone by the effect of the waters.

In Tulum and its surroundings you will find establishments with excellent environments to enjoy a noisy night of drinks with friends or a more private evening with your partner.