Swimming
Lots of beautiful beaches for swimming, plus many nearby cenotes.
Snorkeling
Snorkel offshore on the great reef, or in the cenotes north and south of town.
Diving
Dive offshore on the great reef, or in the cenotes north and south of town.
Bike Riding
A great place for bike riding (except for the heat). There's a bike path connecting the town to the beach and north to the archaeological site. You can ride through the hotel zone facing the beach; there's not much traffic.
Fishing
Fishing boats can be hired for Caribbean sportsfishing.
Walking
Good place to walk, except during the heat of the day.
Golf
There are several high-class golf courses in the area.
Kayaking
At the south end of Tulum, Sian Ka'an is a kayaking paradise.
Good Food
Lots of new, chic restaurants offer international food as well as more standard fare.
Club Scene
There are some hot spots for the party crowd.
Ruins
Maya ruins at Tulum overlook the sparkling Caribbean Sea
Sightseeing
If sighseeing includes water parks, cenote swimming, and other things to do, Tulum is a super star.
Shopping
Small shops line the hotel zone; more shops in town.
Birdwatching
Good opportunities for birdwatching in nearby Sian Ka'an.
Town
Although it's grown exponentially in the last 20 years, Tulum is still relatively small, with a nice vibe.
Nature
Surrounded by nature! There are cenotes, gorgeous beaches, and Sian Ka'an nature preserve to the south.
Single
A young, international crowd; plenty of opportunities to meet others at the beach, restaurants, clubs.
EnglishSpeaking
This is a very international place; English is the lingua franca.
International Airport
An international airport is in the planning stages; for now, Cancún is the closest.
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