Yes! It is generally easy to drive around Tulum, as Tulum isn't a big place, so it's pretty easy to navigate. The main thing to watch out for is those cheeky speed bumps. They can pop up unexpectedly, so keep

Yes, you can call a mechanic service in Tulum if you need it. There are several mechanic services in Tulum that can help you out if you run into car trouble. You could have a contact under your belt, just

Yes, it is generally easy to park your car in Tulum, there's usually street parking available. However, in the beach area, parking can be a challenge because of the narrow roads and popularity.

Yes, you will need a valid driver's license from your home country to rent a car in Tulum. International Driving Permits are accepted too, but it’s not necessary. 

Yes! It is safe to use public transportation in Tulum for solo travelers. The colectivos (shared vans) and taxis are generally safe and user-friendly. Just keep your usual travel smarts about you - don't flash expensive items and keep an

Yes, Tulum can have some bumpy roads, especially unpaved ones that can be filled with potholes. That's part of Tulum's rustic charm, though. Just take it slow and you'll be fine.

Yes, it is safe to drive from Tulum to Cancun, we do it often and the experience is great! The main highway between Tulum and Cancun is well-maintained and straightforward. Just keep an eye on occasional speed bumps!

Renting a car, taking a taxi or renting a bike are safe transportation in Tulum. If you're up for a bit of exercise, renting a bike is your best option! Just keep an eye on your belongings, and don’t stay