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Peaceful, tranquil spot for healing waters and holistic massage treatments.
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Very unique tropical/beach themed gym with custom equipment made out of wood and stones. Definitely has a very Instagram-focused clientele, but is a very fun place to workout. Locations both right on the beach and within the town.
Uniquely designed art museum and restaurant that is best experienced as an architectural jewel. It takes influences from the nearby seascapes and jungle landscapes to create meandering paths through the building with arches, doorways, and architectural details that resemble jungle growth. Casual visitors can just walk around outside and get a feel for it without spending the money on admission. A visit may only take a few minutes for the casual visitor though the curious architect might want to come when the doors first open to avoid crowds and spend more time in each space.
Small public cenote in town with free access. Can get crowded with locals in the afternoon.
Massages and holistic spa services that include aromatherapy, sound therapy, and steam vapors.
Maybe the most popular public beach in Tulum with many beach clubs and a relaxing atmosphere.
Offers various adventures - learning to scuba dive, exploring cenotes, admiring local wildlife, kite surfing and paddle boarding lessons and day trips to Sian Ka'an and Isla Blanca for practice. Ground tours to Punta Laguna and Coba, Sian Ka'an, Muyil and Tulum Ruins are also available upon reservation. The shop has PADI certified Dive Master instructors, senior level 2 (IKO, KISS, PASA, IBO) kitesurfing instructors and local guides speaking English, Spanish and Italian. Diving tours start at 08:00 and 11:00 every day, private kite surfing and paddle boarding trips are with the following duration: 09:00-16:00. All gear, equipment, transportation is provided.