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What’s Special About This Resort
Perhaps one of the only places in Tulum where you’ll be greeted by iguanas and coatis, this adults-only resort feels like a hidden gem in the heart of a tropical jungle. Stone pathways, wooden bridges, and koi fish ponds contribute to the dreamy jungle vibes. While definitely a place to relax and unwind on the white-sand beach, there’s also plenty to see and do in and around the resort.
What To Do
Warm Caribbean weather and a gorgeous white-sand beach are the perfect combination for either relaxing on a lounger or going for a swim. Slather on the sunscreen and get out on the water! Go canoeing, kayaking, or snorkeling without ever having to leave the resort.
The pool area is a hot spot for daily activities such as aqua gym, yoga classes, water polo, and dancing lessons. Don’t forget to enjoy a nice cold drink from the pool bar.
There’s plenty to do in the evenings too. Take a stroll through the romantic resort grounds, watch professional dancers sway during a show, or listen to an impressive mariachi band performing in the lobby. Visit RUAXA for dazzling burlesque shows (additional charge).
The resort is in a prime location for exploring the historical ruins nearby. Head to the lobby to book your excursion to visit one of the seven wonders of the world – the Chitzen Itza! Most excursions include fun extras like ATVs, zip lining, and cenotes.
What To Eat
There’s something about gorgeous ocean views that make a dining experience all the more special. Visit BLoved for a warm cappuccino in the morning or some grilled seafood for dinner.
For comfort Italian food in a warm, intimate setting, visit the Toscana restaurant. For a romantic evening surrounded by mangroves and an enchanting cenote, head to the Terrace Tapas Lounge & Bar. You can’t leave Mexico without indulging in some traditional Mexican flavors, so be sure to try one of the delicious Mexican dishes at Adelita.
The Pool Bar and the Ma Loo smoothie bar are great options for grabbing a refreshing drink while you’re spending your days in the sun. The margaritas at The Daisy lobby bar are a guest favorite!
The all-inclusive package (Privileged Guest) includes unlimited food and drinks from a total of 7 dining establishments on-site, access to the fitness center, access to reserved loungers on the beach, all daily activities, and non-motorized water sports. Additional charges apply at the spa and RUAXA theater. More information on the all-inclusive package and options can be found here.
Get to know more of the best all-inclusive resorts in Tulum:
Things we like:
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The resort is located on a stunning beach with powder soft sand and picturesque blue waters -
The rooms are clean and spacious with large walk-in showers, incredible jungle views, and minibars stocked with drinks and snacks
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Guests rave about the exceptional entertainment team that leads beach sports, pool activities, and dance classes
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There’s a burlesque theater on-site that has evening shows from Wednesday to Sunday (additional charge)
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There are plenty of food and drink options at five a la carte restaurants, buffet, snackbar, and five bars
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The resort grounds are immaculate and stone pathways are adorned with string lights, benches, and wooden bridges
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Wildlife can frequently be spotted roaming around the resort (con for some)
Things we don't like:
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Due to the location of the resort, none of the rooms have ocean views (only jungle and mangrove views) -
The resort layout is very spread out, so there’s quite a bit of walking required to get between rooms, restaurants, and the beach/pool area
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The standard rooms are dated and amenities need upgrading (I.e. box TVs)
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The beach gets seaweed (a common problem for the Riviera Maya region)
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Mixed reviews on the food and difficulty of making restaurant reservations
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Things we like:
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The resort is located on a stunning beach with powder soft sand and picturesque blue waters
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The rooms are clean and spacious with large walk-in showers, incredible jungle views, and minibars stocked with drinks and snacks
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Guests rave about the exceptional entertainment team that leads beach sports, pool activities, and dance classes
-
There’s a burlesque theater on-site that has evening shows from Wednesday to Sunday (additional charge)
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There are plenty of food and drink options at five a la carte restaurants, buffet, snackbar, and five bars
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The resort grounds are immaculate and stone pathways are adorned with string lights, benches, and wooden bridges
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Wildlife can frequently be spotted roaming around the resort (con for some)
Things we don't like:
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Due to the location of the resort, none of the rooms have ocean views (only jungle and mangrove views)
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The resort layout is very spread out, so there’s quite a bit of walking required to get between rooms, restaurants, and the beach/pool area
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The standard rooms are dated and amenities need upgrading (I.e. box TVs)
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The beach gets seaweed (a common problem for the Riviera Maya region)
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Mixed reviews on the food and difficulty of making restaurant reservations
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