Paradise Beach
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Discover affordable Tulum with @tiagovetfit ’s list of budget activities! 🌴🌞 🏷️ Sharing is caring! Spread the travel inspiration by sharing this post with your fellow explorers! ✈️🇲🇽 🎥 @tiagovetfit via TikTok 📍Tulum, Mexico 1. Ven A La Luz 2. Roc Hotel Entrance 3. Playa Paraiso 4. Holistika 5. Mayan Ruins 6. Cenote Aktun Ha 7. Mayan Monkey Hostel
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When the seaweed surge isn't at its height, this beach would easily be a 5 star stop. This is perhaps the softest sand you will ever feel between your toes! The idyllic palm trees, and what should be turquoise water (when not invaded by copious amounts of brown sargassum) make this spot one of a kind. We r here at the end of July and the beach is still beautiful but the stench of the sargassum can be quite overpowering. They had crews trying to rid the beach of the debris but it will tale weeks to do so with more washing up regularly. We had a light meal at the restaurant and the ceviche de camarones was especially delicious. The shrimp was so fresh! There are beach chairs and beds for a small fee. We parked at the lot for 250MXN, and walked down the beach to Playa Paraiso. I imagine this space is simply perfect when the sargassum bloom is not in season.
B S-DB S-D
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Seriously if i could give it a 0 I would, because the locals abuse the fact that they make you pay a "fee" that isn't even related to the beach, it's just a dirty business they have, because the only fee you should be paying is to the National Guard (Guardia Nacional), which is 60 Mexican pesos. Every restaurant that is around is too expensive and the prices are not even coherent, how is it possible for a simple hamburger to be 300 Mexican pesos and a glass or tamarind water be 80 Mexican pesos. They tell you that there aren't public restrooms, but that's a lie because there are actually but they're really dirty and it doesn't even have a sign telling you that it is a restroom. They want you to have a minimum consumption of 800-1,400 Mexican pesos, which is crazy because you can access normally to the beach and bring you OWN COOLER with FOOD. Don't be surprised if they tell you something about your own umbrella, chairs and cooler, because that's what they did to me, but don't worry, they can't do anything to you because they don't have any charge like the national guard, they're just greedy locals. The picture I put is from the restaurant I was talking about, crazy prices for just regular food.
Ramírez Pereda Alexia QuetzalyRamírez Pereda Alexia Quetzaly
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It is used to be a beautiful Caribbean beach around 5 years ago. Now it is spoiled with sargassum. Apart from nature problems, in beach clubs like everywhere in Tulum tourists are seen as bags with money. Everything is overpriced and they try to scam you all time. The beach can be accessed with your own car , by scooter or bike. Even though it is a state natural reserve they are only private parkings that charge you 250 or 300 pesos a day. If you come by taxi be prepared to pay a fortune to go back. There is no bus or any ither public transportation. You are left with no choice. From February and till end of summer it is full of sargassum and no one cares to clean it. It is a pity that all private beach clubs and hotels do not take care of the beach and just use nature to put their business. I hope people will realize it and stop going for locals finally to realize that they are in charge of providing conditions for tourist. Tons of sargassum do not even let you approach the water. Instead of cleaning it , they came up with idea of taking you 50 meters away from the shore by boat for you to be able to enter the water. Xpu ha beach is much nicer experience.
Валентина РогачеваВалентина Рогачева
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No idea what time portal other visitors traveled through to get to the beach they rave about, but this entire stretch of coast was a disappointment. First off, this entire area is part of a National Park. The fee to enter the one road leading to it is 50 MXN. Then when you choose an area to park, you must pay. It is not free. About 250 MXN. These prices would be worth it for any good beach, but my visit in late May was a bummer. Not the fault of service nor of the locals, but I walked from Playa Paraiso up to Playa Santa Fe and sargassum was washed up along the entire shore. The sand away from the water was beautiful; fine white powder. But the water was not even that stunning, and also contains even more sargassum. Makes me wonder where all those other photos came from. I don't need to visit again.
Jennifer SJennifer S
60
We had an awesome time. Parking wasn’t too bad nor expensive, there was plenty of parking available. The line to get to the beach was long ~45 min in the car waiting. @the beach we were approached to do a private or group snorkeling session and we chose the private for $~135 USD, we have never snorkeled before and weren’t really given directions, just told to follow the guide but we caught on quickly. It was awesome to see the turtles and sting rays. I wish we had a GoPro but unfortunately we didn’t, but if you do you’ll get some great footage. The food was a really good price, we got a mixture which was filet mingnon, shrimp, lobster and veggies for ~$40 (that being said do NOT go to Parole restaurant they wanted $200 for a small lobster tail)
Sarah ElizabethSarah Elizabeth
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