If you’re headed to Mexico’s Riviera Maya anytime soon, you would be remiss not to add a day trip (or longer!) to the sparkling coastline’s hidden gem located just south of Tulum: the UNESCO-protected Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. Renowned for its preserved, natural beauty and wildlife, the Mayan name “Sian Ka’an” translates to “Gate of…
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There are few things one can do in Tulum these days without crowds, namely visiting the chic beach town’s famed Mayan Ruins. Perched dramatically on a cliff with sweeping views of the ocean below, it’s no surprise this historic site draws tourists in droves. But did you know there’s a way you can visit these incredible ruins and have them nearly – if not completely – to yourself?
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There are plenty of places to find paradise in Tulum, the chic beach destination located on the southern end of Mexico’s Riviera Maya. But how about an off-the-beaten-path paradise with little to no crowds? Magical Kaan Luum Lagoon awaits.
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Located in the sparkling Caribbean Sea about 19 kilometers (12 miles) from the mainland of Mexico’s Riviera Maya, the island of Cozumel beckons with sparkling turquoise waters, fascinating Mayan ruins set in the jungle, hotels & beach clubs in abundance, and the world’s second largest barrier reef system waiting to be explored by snorkelers and divers alike.
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