FAQ about Tulum Transports

Yes! Tulum is definitely a walkable city. Tulum Town is ideal for taking a leisurely stroll: compact and charming. However, walking to the beach can be a bit of a hike, spanning an hour. So before lacing up your shoes,

Colectivos are the cheapest way to get around Tulum, especially for longer distances. It can cost you about 100 MXN pesos, depending on where you are going.

You can get to Tulum’s cenotes by driving a car, and that may be your best option! You can also take a taxi or a colectivo. Some tours to the cenotes also offer shuttle services from Tulum.

No, it is not hard to get a taxi in Tulum. Usually, it is pretty easy to hail a taxi in Tulum, especially in the town center and the hotel zone. Just keep in mind that it's a good idea

Yes, you’ll  need a valid driver's license to rent a scooter in Tulum. 

Yes, it is safe to drive a scooter in Tulum! However, you just have to be careful with some bumpy roads! Tulum isn't too traffic-heavy, and it’s easy to get around. Don't forget your helmet!

Yes, you do need to wear a helmet when you're scootering around Tulum. Safety first! 

No, Uber isn’t available in Tulum so you couldn’t take an Uber to hang around. However, you can still take a taxi and they will take you to your destination. 

Yes, you can get around Tulum without a car. You can also get around Tulum by renting a bike, taking a taxi or a colectivo (shared minibuses), or you could even opt for taking a walk. 

The best way to get around Tulum is by renting a car, especially for longer trips. This way you can manage your own times and reach your favorite destinations! However, a lot of people love biking around Tulum. It's eco-friendly,