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Inside Background
Architecture 
Notable architecture in Tulum can be found within the Tulum archaeological...
Last edited: 12 September 2006
Culture 
Tulum has an interesting cultural blend, combining traditional Mayan families...
Last edited: 12 September 2006
Health & Safety 
Health Most restaurants in the area prepare food and drinks with the knowledge...
Last edited: 03 May 2008
History 
The word Tulum means fence or wall, and is the name given to the site in recent...
Last edited: 23 January 2008
Neighborhoods 
Rather than going into a description of neighborhoods within Tulum pueblo (not...
Last edited: 25 April 2006
Recommended Reading 
General Books   A Tourist In The Yucatan by James McNay Brumfield     Incidents...
Last edited: 07 June 2006
Tourist Board Info 
There is no tourist office located in Tulum, though there is a lot of...
Last edited: 25 April 2006
Weather & When to Go 
Tulum is a great destination any time of the year, but you need to know what to...
Last edited: 12 September 2006
Business Travel 
Tulum is generally not a major destination for business travelers, but it does...
Last edited: 21 February 2007
Cenotes 
The Yucatán peninsula is well known for its  cenotes, which are natural...
Last edited: 20 August 2007
Destination Weddings 
Destination weddings have become a huge trend. A destination wedding can...
Last edited: 17 May 2007
Donations & Gifts 
Many travelers to the area like to bring down gifts to give out in addition to...
Last edited: 01 April 2007
Introduction 
Tulum is pretty much divided into three areas. Tulum pueblo Tulum is a small...
Last edited: 10 June 2006
Places with Free Wifi 
Tulum pueblo Teetotum Hotel Restaurant Lounge - on the road to the beach - high...
Last edited: 06 January 2008
Survival Tips 
1- Do not think that you can go from freezing cold and no sun for 3 months...
Last edited: 19 May 2008
Tipping at AIs and EPs in the Riviera 
Most travelers recommend bringing about $125 USD in singles for tipping during...
Last edited: 12 September 2006
Tulum FAQ 
Is ice in mixed drinks safe? Restaurants that receive mostly travelers, rather...
Last edited: 16 October 2006
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Inside Transportation
Arriving & Departing 
By shuttle or private transfer service Although there are many methods to reach...
Last edited: 02 November 2007
Getting Around 
By taxi If you need a taxi to get somewhere from your hotel, you can either ask...
Last edited: 25 April 2006
Public Transportation 
Public transportation is limited to the colectivos/combis (vans) that run up...
Last edited: 17 October 2007
Taxis & Rental Cars 
Taxis If you need a taxi to get somewhere from your hotel, you can either ask...
Last edited: 25 April 2006
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Inside Things to Do
Day Trips 
Cenotes Rent a mask, snorkel, and fins, and drive, taxi, or bike to a few of...
Last edited: 21 August 2006
Events & Festivals 
September 16th - Mexico´s Independence Day This commemorates the beginning of...
Last edited: 17 September 2006
Family Travel 
Tulum is a great destination for families with open minds. There will be no...
Last edited: 07 June 2006
First-time Visitors 
Tulum FAQ Are there mosquitos in Tulum? During the rainy season, July through...
Last edited: 17 September 2006
Nightlife 
Nightlife in Tulum is pretty mellow, limited to DJs and live music at the...
Last edited: 10 November 2007
Off the Beaten Path 
Muyil Archaeological Site The Mayan ruins of Muyil (also known as Chunyaxche...
Last edited: 22 August 2006
The Performing Arts 
The performing arts is a term to be taken loosely in Tulum! There are no...
Last edited: 07 June 2006
Shopping 
Most shopping in Tulum is in the pueblo, where there are a variety of crafts...
Last edited: 07 June 2006
Sports & Activities 
There is SO MUCH to do in this area, after visiting the ruins, of course! And...
Last edited: 24 March 2008
Free Activities 
Tulum ruins Free on Sundays.  
Last edited: 16 October 2006
Rainy Day Activities 
Swim in the sea! You´ll already bet wet so the rain won´t matter. Have a...
Last edited: 16 October 2006
Hidden Worlds Cenotes Park 
There are already some GREAT reviews for Hidden Worlds listed at TripAdvisor...
Last edited: 20 July 2008
Mayan Ruins of Tulum 
Mayan Ruins of Tulum are a spectacular site to behold. If the ruins themselves...
Last edited: 14 April 2008
Xel-Ha 
Where to start?! - Head across the floating bridge to take in the cenotes (sink...
Last edited: 14 May 2008
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Inside Dining Scene
Dining Overview 
The best way to find restaurants in Tulum is to take a saunter up and down the...
Last edited: 26 November 2007
Breakfast 
Tulum beach Don Cafeto (there is one on the beach and one in the pueblo) La...
Last edited: 04 May 2008
Dining for Large Groups 
If you´re traveling in a large group, definitely plan ahead of time, especially...
Last edited: 12 September 2006
Dining with a View 
For dining with a great view of the Caribbean, check out one of the many...
Last edited: 12 September 2006
Late-night Dining 
Most restaurants in Tulum stop serving at 11 p.m. which is the limit for most...
Last edited: 10 October 2006
Outdoor Dining 
With Tulum´s eternal summertime (okay, it cools off a bit in December-January...
Last edited: 12 September 2006
People-watching 
For dining with people watching, head to Tulum pueblo to one of the restaurants...
Last edited: 12 September 2006
Special Occasion Dining 
Hechizo Hidden in San Erik, located just before the Sian Ka´an entry arch, this...
Last edited: 27 August 2006
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Inside Mexico: For Foreign Visitors
Banks & Money 
    The national currency of Mexico is the Peso.  When you see prices listed...
Last edited: 28 April 2008
Crossing the Border 
As of January 23, 2007, passports will be required for all U.S. citizens...
Last edited: 16 January 2008
Emergencies 
Puerto Vallarta  When a car accident occurs in Puerta Vallarta all cars...
Last edited: 25 April 2008
Important Phrases 
Phrases and words that may be helpful to you while in Mexico include: The...
Last edited: 25 July 2008
Telephones 
52 (Five Two) is the International Country Code for calling Mexico. 00 (zero...
Last edited: 11 June 2008
Tipping & Etiquette 
Tip Calculation Since most travelers in Mexico come from the United States and...
Last edited: 11 July 2008
Arrival at PVR 
Below is a step-by-step description of what to expect when arriving at the...
Last edited: 11 July 2006
ATMS and Credit Cards 
You can use a checking bankcard, credit card or debit card, and will find ATM...
Last edited: 21 May 2008
Bus Travel  
For those of you who haven't used it, Mexico has an excellent intercity bus...
Last edited: 16 October 2007
Currency While in Mexico 
The currency used in Mexico is the Mexican Peso. Many people make the mistake...
Last edited: 02 July 2008
Embassies and Consulates 
UNITED STATES United States Embassy in Mexico : Paseo de la Reforma 305, Col...
Last edited: 19 December 2006
Phoning Abroad 
In the past the least expensive means to call the U.S., Canada or Europe from...
Last edited: 07 June 2008
Public Safety & Security 
Concerns for safety and security in Mexico have risen steadily over the past...
Last edited: 21 May 2008
Timeshare and Consumer Complaints  
The following is from Profeco, the Mexican Governments Consumer Agency for...
Last edited: 15 June 2007
Vallarta Safety 
Vallarta is extremely safe. It is much safer than most large US cities. Of...
Last edited: 29 December 2007
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