Yes, many places in Tulum offer Temazcal ceremonies in English or have guides who can translate.

Many people report feeling refreshed, rejuvenated, and emotionally cleansed after a Temazcal ceremony. Some may feel tired and should allow themselves time to rest and recover.

The Temazcal ceremony typically involves chanting, meditation, and the pouring of water over hot volcanic stones to create steam.

Normally, a Temazcal ceremony lasts about 2 to 4 hours.

In Tulum, a Temazcal ceremony can cost around $100 USD per person. However, the price may vary according to the experience and services offered.

During a Temazcal ceremony it's recommended to wear light, comfortable clothing such as a bathing suit, shorts, or a sarong. Avoid synthetic fabrics as the heat can cause them to be uncomfortable.

Yes, a Temazcal ceremony is absolutely worth it! It is a unique experience that can help you reconnect with yourself and the world around you. The ceremony provides deep relaxation, it helps purify your body and clear your mind! 

Yes, a Temazcal ceremony is safe. With a trained guide or shaman present, you can be assured that everything will be done safely so you can focus on relaxing and enjoy!

Temazcal means "house of steam”, and it’s referred to as a place where you can find therapeutic steam baths.