Serenity Authentic Glamping Tulum
Carretera Federal KM 308, lote 6, Xpu-Ha, Quintana Roo
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From $39 per person, 4h.
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About this location
Serenity Authentic Glamping Tulum is located on Carretera Federal KM 308, providing a unique glamping experience near the beautiful beaches of Tulum. It is situated close to Xpu-Ha, a tranquil area known for its stunning natural scenery and eco-friendly attractions. The hotel offers easy access to nearby cenotes, making it a great choice for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Getting to Serenity from Cancun Airport is straightforward. Guests can take a taxi, which typically costs between 1,200 and 1,500 pesos and takes about 1 hour. Alternatively, ADO buses provide service to Tulum, and from there, you can take a taxi to the hotel. The location is ideal for those who enjoy exploring the outdoors and visiting historical sites, with tours available for pickup right at the hotel. The surrounding area is rich in activities, including cenote visits and beach access. Guests can easily reach the nearby Ecopark Kantun Chi, which is just 2.0 km away. The hotel is also close to various dining options, although it is recommended to travel a bit further for a wider selection. Serenity is perfect for those seeking a mix of relaxation and adventure in a natural setting.
Airport transfers can be arranged via taxi or ADO bus services. Taxis from Cancun Airport to the hotel take about 1 hour and cost around 1,200 to 1,500 pesos. ADO buses provide a cost-effective option, but you will need a taxi from Tulum to reach the hotel. For getting around the area, taxis are available, and local buses (R1/R2) can be used for trips to nearby attractions. Tour pickups are generally scheduled in the morning, so it is advisable to confirm times at check-in.
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Compared to nearby hotels like Al Cielo Hotel and Catalonia Royal Tulum, Serenity offers a more unique glamping experience but fewer amenities. Al Cielo has 18 tours picking up, making it a better option for those wanting more organized activities. Catalonia Royal Tulum also has more facilities, but Serenity's focus on nature and eco-friendliness may appeal to those looking for a different experience.
What is nearby
An eco-friendly park featuring cenotes and nature trails, located just 2.0 km from the hotel.
Questions guests ask about Serenity Authentic Glamping Tulum
How do I get from Cancun Airport to Serenity Authentic Glamping Tulum?
You can take a taxi that costs between 1,200 and 1,500 pesos and takes about 1 hour. Alternatively, ADO buses go to Tulum, and you can take a taxi from there.
What time do tours typically pick up from the hotel?
Tour pickups usually occur in the morning. It is best to confirm specific times at check-in to ensure you are ready.
How far is the nearest beach from the hotel?
The nearest beach is a short drive away, typically around 10 to 15 minutes, depending on traffic and specific beach access points.
What is the best way to get around the area?
Taxis are available for convenient transport, and local buses (R1/R2) can be used to reach nearby attractions and towns.
Are there food options nearby?
While there are some dining options close to the hotel, a wider selection can be found by traveling a bit further into Tulum.
Is the area safe for tourists?
Yes, the area is generally considered safe for tourists, but it is advisable to take standard precautions, especially at night.
What is the best time of year to visit Tulum?
The best time to visit is between November and April when the weather is dry and pleasant, although it can be busier during holiday periods.
What currency is used in Tulum?
The local currency is the Mexican peso. Credit cards are widely accepted, but it is good to have some cash for smaller purchases.