Tulum Beach

After visiting all the archaeological area, a swim comes in handy. Honestly, this would be a beautiful beach if it wasn't for all the people. It makes sense that it's crowded because many people hire an excursion to the ruins and then have a little free time until they go back to their hotels and this is the only beach available within walking distance from the ruins. It's accessed by a wooden staircase and has many coves which are formed by the rocks there. It's beautiful, and even more beautiful is the view.

Inside the Tulum ruins there's access to a small beach if you go down a ladder. It's super cute and has a good view of the ruins, but unfortunately we didn't get to go down there because we'd heard of Paradise Beach which is emerging from the ruins at 800 m we headed there. In addition there were enough people and were looking for something quieter for the day.

Gran cenote it's located by chichenitzá, where the princesses were given to the Gods,you can't go in.

It was very annoying and made the otherwise beautiful beach experience, not that good. Not sure about this but it’s supposed to happen only at some time of the year. Maybe I was unlucky to came at a bad time.

Went to the incredible beach at the Tulum ruins. Went early, and it was a little rushed but beautiful.

No one in sight (in november), that is what I call a Paradise.