FAQ about Tulum Nightlife

Yes, many bars and restaurants in Tulum plays live music, ranging from traditional Mexican music to reggae, jazz, and rock. We recommend you to check the restaurant’s website so you are aware of any upcoming events.

Tulum is generally better for nightlife, because you will find a vibrant atmosphere, and without  the crowdedness of Cancun. Additionally, Tulum offers more options in terms of music genres and types of events. 

Yes, tipping is customary in Tulum, and it’s important for the local community that is working hard.  It is usually expected that you tip between 10-15% at bars and nightclubs. We always try to tip 20%, to show our appreciation

It's not necessary to make reservations for nightclubs in Tulum, but it’s highly recommended, especially for popular clubs that can get overbooked easily! So it's a good idea to make reservations or arrive early to ensure entry. You can contact

Yes, it is generally safe to attend after-parties in Tulum. Just be sure to take all the necessary precautions, such as avoiding dark alleys alone. Also, it's always safer to go with a group or a trusted friend. Have fun! 

Yes, there are after-party clubs in Tulum that usually start around 1 or 2 am, till about 5 am! Here you can dance 'til the sun comes up!

Nightlife in Tulum starts around 10 or 11 pm, where you can go to a bar or a restaurant to have dinner or enjoy a live music concert. If you are still feeling energy after dinner and dancing, you can

Yes, you can walk around Tulum at night and it’s generally safe. However, we would say it’s always better to stay in a well-lit area with other people around. Try avoiding dark and quiet spots, just as in every city.

Tulum public transportation such as colectivos typically stop running at 11pm. Taxis are available at all hours, so you should consider your options when partying at night. 

In Tulum’s nightclubs you can expect a mix of electronic, techno, or Latin music. Some clubs host international DJs as well! So be prepared for a wide range of music tastes!