Tulum Is the New Black
?Tulum is the new black. Once a hippie village, now a trendy, boho-chic and fashionable eco-friendly destination.?By Beatriz Torres Marin
CJ Contributor
Yes, it still has the hippie vibe that made Tulum famous a couple of years ago ? but don?t let that fool you.
In the?past few years, Tulum has changed and it read more……
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MEXICO NORTH AMERICA BEACHES
Intrepid travelers who want to experience Mexico’s untouched beauty should bypass the concrete-high-rise jungle that is Cancun, and beeline down the Yucatan Peninsula coast to Tulum. While it houses plenty of comfortable accommodations and restaurants catering to all budgets, incredibly, read more……
Ex-New Yorkers Eric Werner and Mya Henry, the husband-and-wife team behind Tulum’s most beloved restaurant, Hartwood, live in an off-the-grid world of their own making. Over a few days spent with the enviable couple, we discover what drew them to the Mexican jungle in the first place.
“There must be a storm out there somewhere,? says read more……
Tulum, Mexico, is changing fast. Just a few short years ago, the area consisted of a sleepy little inland town ? or pueblo ? carved out of the dense Yucatan jungle and a handful of modest hammock-furnished cabanas up and down the nearby beach ? or playa.
Today, the town continues to expand, fueled by the read more……
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Taking A Deep Dive Into Nature With Todos Santos Eco Adventures
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All saints. That?s a curious name for a town. But once you spend a bit of time in Todos Santos, you can see why all the saints might want to hang out there. It?s rugged and remote, not too far from the southern read more……
Tulum is a lovely Caribbean setting for Mexico?s Mayan Legacy
Impossibly idyllic with pure white sandy beaches, lapped at by the turquoise Caribbean, and atop its black and grey granite cliffs sits what once was an important Mayan seaport town.
Tulum is one of those places that will always stick with you. It has with me.
Built between read more……
The east coast of Mexico has undergone a massive transformation over the past 50 years, evolving from an untouched and unknown white-sand oasis to the home of the top tourist destination for the entire country. Cancun is massively popular for a reason ? it lies on one of the most beautiful stretches of the Caribbean read more……
By Sarah Akiyama
Tulum is the tropical getaway favorite of bloggers everywhere. The practically untouched strip of beautiful beaches,?tasty restaurants, and tranquil spas is ideal for anyone planning a trip to paradise. If you don’t know where to start planning, here are four of our favorite bloggers with their tips and recommendations for the perfect read more……
Ah, Tulum. I?m not going to call it the Williamsburg of Mexico, as New Yorkmagazine?s Cut blog recently did, but this beach town has an undeniable cool factor along with its sheer beauty and spiritual energy.
The town, at the southern end of the Riviera Maya, has an appeal beyond North Brooklyn, of course (though New read more……
At sunrise get saturated silhouettes facing the north side of the beach, and pretty pastel vignettes facing south.
For the prettiest stretch of the beach, visit Mezzanine Hotel. You can couple this with a visit of the Tulum Ruins.
Pack a GoPro to capture the underwater world of the cenotes.
Just past Zamas, heading south on Boca Paila, read more……
