Tulum is a health and wellness focused area. Full of yoga and green juice areas. Your stay includes daily yoga, as well as a healthy vegan & vegetarian friendly breakfast every morning, but when you got out for lunch you’ll have access to many healthy options too.

Brush up on your Spanish, por favor! Tulum is such a popular international tourist destination, English is generally understood there. However, you’re in Mexico, a Spanish-speaking country! Not everyone you encounter will speak English, so it’s a good idea (and respectful of the people who live there) to brush up on your Spanish or learn some basic conversational phrases so that you’re able to communicate with locals. If you have any dietary restrictions or food allergies, it would be useful to make a note of these translations.

Tulum can get very crowded with international tourists and local vendors. It is common for vendors to approach tourists on the street or beach with several wares in tow. This can annoy many travelers, but politely say "no, gracias" and they will move on

While Mexico has experienced a surge in drug-related violence, Tulum has remained a relatively safe travel destination. Travelers should exercise common sense when traveling in the downtown area:  for example, don't walk around alone at night. The buddy system is still a very effective safety measure at night.