Explore Two Eyes Cenote
Located just 4.6 km from Bh Hotel & Cenote Tulum, Two Eyes Cenote is an excellent choice for those seeking a refreshing swim in a natural setting. This cenote features two stunning sinkholes filled with crystal-clear water, perfect for swimming or simply floating while taking in the lush surroundings. The cenote is accessible via a short taxi ride, which typically costs around 100 pesos. It is advisable to visit in the morning to avoid crowds and fully enjoy the serene atmosphere. Bring along some snacks and water to make the most of your visit, as there are limited facilities on-site.
Visit Xel-Há for Adventure
Just 5.6 km from the hotel, Xel-Há is an eco-park that offers a variety of activities, including snorkeling, zip-lining, and river floating. This all-inclusive park provides an opportunity to experience the natural beauty of the Caribbean while engaging in exciting adventures. A half day can easily be spent here, with plenty of options to explore the lush landscapes and crystal-clear waters. If you prefer a more laid-back experience, you can relax in a hammock or enjoy the many lounging areas available. To get there, taxis are readily available, or you can use local colectivos for a more budget-friendly option.
Discover Tulum’s Ruins
The ancient Mayan ruins of Tulum are approximately 8.4 km from Bh Hotel & Cenote Tulum and are a must-visit for history enthusiasts. This archaeological site is perched on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea, offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into the region's rich history. A visit can be easily planned for the morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat of the day. Entrance fees are around 80 pesos. The site is well-marked, and walking through the ruins can take about 1 to 2 hours. After your visit, consider heading to the nearby beach for a refreshing swim to cool off.
Swim at Cenote Calavera
Cenote Calavera, located 9 km from your hotel, is another fantastic spot for swimming and relaxation. Known for its unique three holes, this cenote offers a fun swimming experience, with opportunities for diving and jumping into the refreshing waters. The cenote is less crowded than others, making it ideal for a quieter afternoon. Bring along a picnic or snacks, as there are minimal amenities available. The entrance fee is typically around 100 pesos. Plan to visit in the afternoon when the sunlight creates beautiful reflections in the water, enhancing the overall experience.
Experience Local Culture in Tulum Town
Tulum Town, just a short ride away, offers a vibrant atmosphere filled with local shops, eateries, and markets. Spend a few hours exploring the town's unique boutiques and artisan shops, where you can find handmade crafts, clothing, and souvenirs. Enjoy a meal at one of the many local restaurants, where you can sample authentic Mexican cuisine. Tulum Town comes alive in the evening with a variety of bars and live music venues, making it a great place to experience the local nightlife. Taxis and colectivos can easily take you to and from the town for around 50 pesos, making it an affordable option.
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Historic caves & crystal clear natural swimming holes popular for snorkeling & scuba diving.
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Ruins of a walled, ancient Mayan city, located on a bluff overlooking the Caribbean Sea.
Swimming hole with crystal clear waters also known for scuba diving & underground caves.
Questions guests ask
What is the best way to get to Two Eyes Cenote?
The best way to reach Two Eyes Cenote is by taking a taxi, which typically costs around 100 pesos. Alternatively, you can rent a bike for a more adventurous approach.
How much time should I spend at Xel-Há?
A half day is ideal for Xel-Há, allowing you to enjoy various activities without feeling rushed. Arriving early can help you avoid crowds.
Are there entrance fees for Tulum Ruins?
Yes, the entrance fee for Tulum Ruins is around 80 pesos. It's advisable to bring cash, as credit cards may not be accepted.
What should I bring to Cenote Calavera?
When visiting Cenote Calavera, it is recommended to bring a swimsuit, towel, water, and snacks. Sunscreen is also advisable to protect your skin.
What is Tulum Town like in the evening?
Tulum Town transforms in the evening with lively bars, restaurants, and live music. It’s a great place to experience local culture and nightlife.
How can I travel between attractions?
You can travel between attractions using taxis or colectivos. Taxis are convenient but more expensive, while colectivos are budget-friendly options costing around 50 pesos.