Tulum, you had me at white sand beach, Mayan ruins and cool beachfront bars. Yet there’s also a growing arts scene to uncover. We recently combined a visit to the ruins with a tour of the colourful street art – hope you enjoy the photos! We were staying at nearby Mayakoba, a luxury eco resort that’s halfway between Cancun and Tulum on the Riviera Maya.
They can arrange group tours to Tulum but as we were limited in time we opted for a private car. Tulum’s Mayan Ruins It’s really worth setting out early to get to the ruins as soon as they open. The third most visited site in Mexico gets incredibly crowded from mid morning onwards and I can only imagine how busy they are late afternoon. However, it’s possible to visit at sunrise or sunset by paying a premium. Be warned that in theory you have to pay a..The post Ultimate Guide to the Mayan Ruins and Street Art in Tulum appeared first on Luxury Columnist.