FAQ about Tulum Travel Guide

If you are a US or European citizen, you don’t need a visa to visit Tulum and you can stay up to 180 days.

Some day trips you can take from Tulum are to the nearby city of Coba or to the Laguna Kaan Luum. You can also try snorkeling in Cenote Dos Ojos, and have a new incredible underwater experience!

Yes, Wifi in Tulum is great, you just need to find the perfect spot to get it. Co-workings in Tulum are a great idea if you need a good Wifi connection and a relaxed atmosphere. We love visiting them to

The nightlife in Tulum is vibrant and lively! You can find a variety of bars, clubs and restaurants to choose from! From salsa dancing to live music, you will have plenty of activities to enjoy your vibrant night in Tulum! 

Staying in Tulum 3-7 days would be enough if you want to experience its atmosphere, visit some beaches and meet new people. However, it depends on what you want to see! We have been living in Tulum for two years

Yes, most people speak English in Tulum because it’s a touristic destination, and you may find a big international community and locals that speak English as well. However,  it’s always good to have some Spanish words under your belt, just

Kayaking, swimming, snorkeling and diving in cenotes or beaches are the most popular water activities that you can do in Tulum.  

The local currency in Tulum is Mexican (MXN) pesos, which you can get from ATMs in Tulum for a favorable exchange rate.

The ruins of Tulum, the Gran Cenote, the Sian Ka'an biosphere, or the Laguna Kaan Luum are all must-visit attractions in Tulum! Visiting Tulum’s beaches is also a must when you are here. Playa Paraíso is one of our favorite

The best time to visit Tulum is between November and January. The weather is just perfect, temperatures are warm, but not too hot, and the rain won’t be a problem during your stay!