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What’s Special About The Resort
For a classic all-inclusive experience, you’ll want to go to Bahia Principe Grand Tulum. A gorgeous stretch of beach, 3 large pools, delicious food and drinks, and activities for all ages and interests make this an excellent destination for travelers looking for a “one stop shop” type of vacation.
What To Do
Listen to the ocean waves from your beachside lounger or cool off in one of the resort’s pools. The children’s water park and Kids Club offer plenty of activities to keep your kids busy while you enjoy your time in the sun.
Take up a new water sport or explore the Caribbean waters through a snorkel mask. Look for the spa specialists under the gazebos at the beach for a soothing chocolate Mayan massage (additional charge).
Add a little bit of adventure to your vacation and book a nearby Sian Ka’an jeep safari, where you’ll have the chance to see tropical forest wildlife, snorkel a famous coral reef, and look for dolphins and turtles at sea.
What To Eat
There’s something about hanging out by the pool all day that makes you crave a burger and fries. Burger Andale and the Beach Food Truck are perfect places for families to enjoy some casual eats and drinks.
Trade in the swimsuit for a dress and head to one of the 10 a la carte restaurants for dinner. If you can handle a little spice, Hindu Restaurant Thali has flavorful Indian cuisine. Oysters, shrimp, and truffle mushrooms are skillfully prepared in the gourmet Don Pablo Restaurant. Grab a reservation at a different restaurant every night. You’ll have your pick from Brazilian, Japanese, Italian, and more!
When you’re out and about the resort, you can find a tasty drink in the lobby bar or any one of the pool or beach bars.
The all-inclusive package includes food and drinks, access to all pools, the Kids Club and Teen Zone, and non-motorized water activities (with a one hour daily usage limit). Some nightly entertainment is included, though some shows are an additional cost. Guests have access to the amenities and restaurants at the nearby Bahia Principe Grande Coba as well. Find more details on the all-inclusive package here.
Get to know more of the best all-inclusive resorts in Tulum:
Things we like:
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The rooms are spacious and clean with furnished balconies, fully-stocked minibars, and hydro massage tubs (suites only) -
There’s plenty of space and umbrella-shaded loungers on the beach
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There are three on-site pools: a quiet pool, the central activity pool, and a family-friendly pool area
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The dining options include 10 a la carte restaurants and 7 bars
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There are plenty of water activities like paddle boarding, snorkeling, boogie boards, and aerobics
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A kids club, teen program, and family-oriented activities make this resort very family-friendly
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Guests have access to the restaurant and amenities at the sister property of Bahia Principe Grande Coba (with the exception of the buffet)
Things we don't like:
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Restaurants require reservations well in advance -
There’s a one hour daily limit for non-motorized water activities (i.e. snorkeling)
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The rooms are slightly dated
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Only 3 a la carte restaurant dinners are included per week of stay
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Things we like:
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The rooms are spacious and clean with furnished balconies, fully-stocked minibars, and hydro massage tubs (suites only)
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There’s plenty of space and umbrella-shaded loungers on the beach
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There are three on-site pools: a quiet pool, the central activity pool, and a family-friendly pool area
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The dining options include 10 a la carte restaurants and 7 bars
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There are plenty of water activities like paddle boarding, snorkeling, boogie boards, and aerobics
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A kids club, teen program, and family-oriented activities make this resort very family-friendly
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Guests have access to the restaurant and amenities at the sister property of Bahia Principe Grande Coba (with the exception of the buffet)
Things we don't like:
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Restaurants require reservations well in advance
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There’s a one hour daily limit for non-motorized water activities (i.e. snorkeling)
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The rooms are slightly dated
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Only 3 a la carte restaurant dinners are included per week of stay
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