As the beaches progress, it can’t get much more attractive than the stretch of beach in Tulum, lapped gently by the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea.

Tulum beach has yet to be pampered by the large all-inclusive resorts of Cancun and the Riviera Maya, instead, it is lined with cabanas and beach clubs that have a rustic yet elegant charm. As you walk along the Tulum beach, you can stop at the beach clubs and have a drink or eat something and enjoy nature.

You can access Tulum beach through quite a few points. The first place to access is through the Mayan ruins of Tulum. In fact, you can park at the ruins for about $ 4 and then walk to the beach. Basically you follow the path to the ruins, then past them in a southerly direction and you will reach the beach.

You can find other places to access Tulum beach along Tulum’s main hotel zone. This is where all the cabin hotels are located. Finding a place to park can be a problem, but when you do, you can head to the beach. We often stop by one of the hotels and stop for a drink at the beach club.

Tulum’s beach is all public, there is no private beach in the area, however, access is sometimes blocked by a hotel or residential property. However, most of the little cabins in Tulum don’t care if you walk across to get to the beach, especially if you stop for something to eat or drink.

For the more adventurous person there are beaches around Tulum that can be accessed through the jungle and you will find yourself completely alone, however I recommend that if you do not know the area that you should stay on the beaches by the cabins, they are never busy as in Cancun or Playa del Carmen.

If you are on the beach in Tulum or its surroundings, stop by here, you will definitely not regret it.