Tulum in Mexico is everything wonderful about the Mexican Caribbean.
It's getting discovered, but the sugar white beaches are still sweetly quiet and the ocean is clear.
Reaching Tulum: the travel
Tulum in recent years has become one of the major tourist destination of the Riviera Maya, however, it remains a pearl of peace for your holidays in Mexico.
Due to its geographical position, is just a few tens of kilometers from Playa del Carmen, the trip to Tulum is simple now more than ever, aided by simple and continuous links with Europe and North America.
The best way to travel to Tulum is to take a plane up to Cancun. Since there are many companies that offer a charter service with tourist buses. The transfer from Cancun to Tulum takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Travel to Tulum: when planning your trip
The ideal time to visit Tulum is from October to May. The perfect month is November when the rains are over and the high season has yet to begin. The high season is concentrated in the period between December and March when there was the largest gathering in the seaside resorts.
During the rainy season, which runs from May to October, you must pay attention to weather forecasts even if the month of September is rated as the most risky because of hurricanes.
Tulum travel: Getting Around
The town of Tulum is well supplied by public bus, which organizes daily trips between the Mayan ruins, the Pueblo and beaches, or else is on an efficient taxi service that operates in the area. For lovers of sport at Tulum are many shops where you can rent bicycles.
For maximum freedom of movement, to move between the various villages in an independent way, you can rent a car. At Cancun airport or in the village of Playa del Carmen there are many centers of rental cars.
Tulum travel: the documents
For foreign citizens, to visit Mexico is enough to have, for a stay of up to ninety days, the tourist card issued by the Mexican government and a valid passport.
Foreign visitors who decide to stay in Mexico for a period longer than ninety days may be increased to a maximum of one hundred eighty days. Travellers under 18 years not accompanied by both parents must have a notarized letter signed by his mother and father allow the child to go to Mexico alone or with one parent.
Tulum travel: Souvenirs
The Mexican handcrafts is the result of extraordinary creativity. You can choose between many tissues "huipiles", "sarapes", "rebozos" pottery as ornaments, decorative tiles, jewelry in gold, silver and copper items such as wooden masks and musical instruments.
Tulum travel: immunizations
no need for special vaccinations to enter Mexico.
