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| Here I present you with my favorite drink at Coral Hotel, La Dona. I also lived in these Soludos espadrilles. |
How to get to Tulum:
Tulum is located 2 hours south of Cancun. You can only get to Tulum by car. We reserved a private shuttle here for $175/round trip. The same driver picked us up from the Cancun airport and took us to our hotel and back. We fell asleep going both ways. I recommend reserving everything before your flight so you don't have to worry about anything when you land.
What is the currency in Tulum:
$1= ~20.6 Mexican Pesos. I recommend that you go to a currency exchange house to exchange your dollars for Mexican Pesos. If you prefer to exchange the currency when you land, wait until you find a local large branch bank in Mexico. Just keep in mind that it will add an additional taxi ride or stop to your vacation, and stress. Please don't exchange your currency at the random ATMs on the streets of Tulum. The fees are high and some don't work.
Where to stay in Tulum:
You will want to stay on the strip of Quintana Roo 15. The best and chicest hotels, beaches, restaurants, and bars are here. We stayed at Coral Tulum Boutique Hotel. Breakfast was included every morning from 7am-11am, all 20 rooms have their own private lounge heated pool, the rooms had AC and were very clean and modern. Not all hotels in Tulum have AC and so this was a deal breaker for us this time around.
How to get around in Tulum:
We rented bikes from our hotel that cost $20 dollars/bike for 24 hours. When we didn't need the bikes for 24 hours we rented bikes from the hotel next door, Amansala Resort, for $10/bike. In order to rent from Amansala, you will need your ID. Keep in mind that most of the time it made more sense to just hop in a taxi for 80-100 pesos one way.
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| Wearing Moschino swimsuit |
Where to eat & drink in Tulum:
There were so many beautiful and delicious spots in Tulum! Our favorites were, El Tabano for lunch and drinks at any time. Coco Tulum's beach bar for a stunning view, amazing drinks, appetizers, and swings at the bar. La Patrona, right next to El Tabano for a quick lunch and drinks at any time. Hartwood was the priciest dinner we splurged on but it was a special Thanksgiving dinner and it was SO worth it! I am so glad that I made our dinner reservations ahead of time because the wait was 1-2 hours that night. Order the Ceviche and the Rib-eye steak! It was the best wood-fired restaurant. Cenzontle for a romantic low-key dinner and drinks. Lastly, pay a visit to Mur Mur and Raw Love for coffee drinks.
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| Wearing Kenzo X H&M top | Soludos espadrilles |
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| Us at Cenzontle |
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| Coco Tulum Beach Club |
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| Coco Tulum Beach Club |
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| Coco Tulum Beach Club |
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| Raw Love |
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| Wearing Adam Lippes X Target Top | Chanel chain sunglasses | Rebecca Minkoff Mini Mac | Forever 21 Culottes at Mur Mur |
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| Wearing Zara Top | Nanette Lepore earrings | Prabal Gurung Skirt | Rebecca Minkoff Mini Mac at Hartwood with the hubs on Thanksgiving day |
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| Hartwood |
Must see in Tulum:
You must see the Tulum Ruins! We biked to them and it only took about 20 minutes. We got there right before noon and the entrance fee was 65 Mexican Pesos per person. The structures are stunning black and white stone temples. The most stunning structure is the Castillo on top of a hill and by the turquoise sea. We saw everything in less than an hour and when we headed back to the hotel at around 1pm the line at the entrance was very long. Make sure you go before noon.
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| Wearing Zara Top & Skirt | Soludos Espadrilles |
We enjoyed Tulum so much because we got to experience everything in one place. You will find great restaurants, bars, hotels, and beaches in this small bohemian beach town surrounded by a chic jungle! What more could you ask for?! We already can't wait to go back!
XoXo,
-Keily
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