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Things to Know Before Travelling to TULUM

Tulum is a town on the Caribbean coastline of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. Tulum is famous for its soft, white sandy beaches and laid back vibe.known for its beaches and well-preserved ruins of an ancient Mayan port city. Check our Amazing affordable tours packages..we are working hard to provide you the best among all at a very Reasonable price. <br>Book now: tulumknows.com

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Things to Know Before Travelling to TULUM

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  1. Things to Know Before Travelling to TULUM

  2. "Tulum is famous for its soft, white sandy beaches and laid back vibe."

  3. GEOGRAPHICAL  LOCATION Tulum is a town on the Caribbean coastline of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. It’s known for its beaches and well- preserved ruins of an ancient Mayan port city.

  4. Quick Facts It is the 3rd most visited site in Mexico and the most visited spot in the state of Quintana Roo. Being  both on a sea and land route, it has a major historical importance as a centre of trading. No more than 1,600 ever lived in Tulum at one time, meaning it was more of a religious and ceremonial center rather than a population center.

  5. Weather in Tulum and Best Times to Go Rainy season starts in Tulum around June and lasts until roughly October. Weather wise, it’s pretty much a flat, windless 80 degrees all year. The best time to travel to Tulum is in during Mexico’s dry season from                  December to April month.                                                                               "Recommended budgeting 5 to 6 days in Tulum. This is enough time to see the ruins, do a day trip or two if you want to and still have plenty of time to relax on the beach and sample the best restaurants."

  6. Getting Around Tulum  Bikes and cycling around Tulum         You can get around to the different hotels and fancy restaurants by either walking or renting a bike. The bicycles for rent are simple, older bikes and make for a great workout!

  7. Getting Around Tulum  Cabs in Tulum Depending on where you are going, a cab ride will cost anywhere from 70 to 150 pesos. Make sure to negotiate and settle on the price before you get in, although prices are generally set. 

  8. Take a Look at  MOST POPULAR TOURS

  9. Muyil Boat & Float Tour Adventure! A relaxing float through the Sian Ka’an Biosphere and local lagoons. The tour starts with a boat ride through two lagoons, which support a diverse selection of bird and marine life.

  10. The Ultimate Cenote Adventure Tour! The ultimate cenote tour, where you’ll get a taste of the Yucatan’s best Cenotes! First Stop – Casa Cenote!    Second Stop – Grand Cenote!    Third Stop – The Temple of Doom!

  11. Sian kaan Tour! Journey to the far side of the Boca Paila Peninsula and stop for lunch in Punt Allen! On the way you’ll experience the magic of the Sian Ka’an Biosphere and swim in the lagoons of Ascension Bay.

  12. Chichen itza valladolid Classic Tour! An archaeological  experience thats not to be missed! You’ll be transported to the wonder that is Chichén Itzá. Then take some time to refresh in Cenote Suytun, before heading off to Valladolid to experience the culture of this colonial town.

  13. The Mayan Jungle Experience! The Jungle of Tankah plays host to this adventurous tour! Tankah isn’t just a jungle! The area is inhabited by traditional Mayan community consisted of around 42 families, that are committed to preserving the ancient Mayan culture. You’ll get to experience how the ancient Mayan people lived.

  14. Welcome to Tulum Knows!   We’re here to provide you all the information that you’ll need to plan your trip and for things to do inTulum! Because nobody knows Tulum, like Tulum Knows Tulum.

  15. About Us ! The Tulum Knows team are continuously working to provide you with information on local Tulum events, Restaurants, Hotels, Tours and More. We work closely with local businesses to provide exclusive offers and discounts from our recommend partners. Must check out our fantastic selection of tours!  please refer to our Blog.

  16. CONTACT US! If  you are a local business owner and would like one of the team to come and review your business Please mail us directly  hola@tulumknows.com tulumknows.com twitter.com/tulumknows

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