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  • Tulum, Mexico

    Looking for the best chillin in Tulum? We've got you covered with the top trails, trips, hiking, backpacking, camping and more around Tulum. The detailed guides, photos, and reviews are all submitted by the Outbound community.

    Top Chillin Spots in and near Tulum

    • 20.409432,-87.305422, Mexico

      Snorkel in Yal Ku Lagoon

      4.0
      Charts display the numerous species of fish which may be seen in the lagoon, and the area's rocky underwater canyonlike terrain mixed with mangrove roots providing shelter for the fish offer an interesting landscape to snorkel through. There are two businesses that provide access to Yal Ku Lagoon...
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    • Xelhá, Mexico

      Swim Cenote Tajma-Ha

      This cenote is popular with divers, owing to its access to a complex underground cave system reaching a depth of about 15 meters, entering into multiple rooms. While popular amongst divers, swimmers will likely find no one else on the water's surface, so it makes for a quiet and relaxing stop. Th...
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    • Chacalal, Mexico

      Swim in Cenote Azul

      The cenote is large with one main open swimming area, and several smaller more hidden areas. It is a favorite amongst local families, and tends to generally have a small crowd, although it is also spacious enough that it doesn't feel cramped. With clear emerald blue water, it's a great spot for b...
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    • Chacalal, Mexico

      Swim in Cenote Cristalino

      Cenote Cristalino is about 25km south of Playa Del Carmen, and is built up to handle crowds. The cenote is surface level, although a portion of it leaves the mangrove jungle and heads beneath the limestone shelf, a nice contrast between open swimming and feeling as if you are in a cave. There is ...
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    • 20.474095,-87.765466, Mexico

      Swim in Cenote Tamcach-Ha

      The spiral staircase descending to the water has two jumping platforms, about 5 meters and 10 meters above the water. The water is blue and clear enough to snorkel in. There is a lifeguard on duty, and life jacket rentals are available outside the cenote entrance. Admission for each of these thre...
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    • 20.487567,-87.768595, Mexico

      Swim in Cenote Multun-Ha

      5.0
      Cenote Multun-Ha, along with Cenote Choo-Ha and Cenote Tamcach-Ha, is in the jungle less than a 10-minute drive from Coba Archaeological Site.  Without a natural opening, it gets very humid and warm inside the cenote. Fans keep air circulating, but the jump into the water feels even nicer given t...
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    • 20.645796,-87.631931, Mexico

      Explore Punta Laguna Monkey Reserve

      1 mi / 50 ft gain
      Upon entering the Punta Laguna Reserve, which lies 20 kilometers north of the Coba traffic roundabout, visitors are given two options. Simple admission grants access to swimming in the large lagoon, walking the trails, and visiting the small museum that explains the species of plants and animals ...
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