Reserva de la Biósphera Sian Ka’an
Road 307 (Chetumal-Cancun) to Muyil Mayan ruins, then follow the jungle path to access a beach with boats.
20° 12′ 53″ N, 87° 25′ 44″ W
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One of the best-preserved coastal Mayan sites
Home to some of the most pristine beaches in Mexico
Tulum is a popular, quiet and peaceful beach town situated in the Yucatán Peninsula. It is well known for its beaches, mangroves, cenotes and the well-preserved ruins of the ancient Mayan port city. Tulum offers the perfect combination of tranquility and nightlife. The ruins of Tulum are well worth visiting: you can explore the ruins on your own or book a certified tour guide. The entrance fee is as cheap as $5 USD per person.
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The life you have led doesn't need to be the only life you have. – Anna quindlen
Located in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo
How to get there:
Tulum is situated approximately an hour drive south of Playa del Carmen, and 90 minutes from Cancun International Airport. You can take the bus, a shuttle or a taxi to reach Tulum.
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