Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa has something for everyone!

Huge free form pool, quiet pool and separate children's pool, swim-up bars, tiki huts on the beach, sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, snorkeling, catamarans, water aerobics, scuba diving lessons, euro-bungee, an ocean trampoline, a "floating iceberg" climbing wall, tennis, bicycles, volleyball, soccer, bocce-ball, ping-pong, table games, shuffle board, and dance lessons

 Dreams will also assist you if you're interested in deep-sea fishing or golf! 

 

Outside the resort, there are other great area attractions...

The Tulum ruins are less than 10 minutes from the resort. This pre-Columbian Mayan walled city is the most important archeological site on Mexico's Caribbean Coast. Climbing to the high point of any of the larger temples will offer a striking view of the Caribbean Sea.

Don't forget to wear comfortable shoes and pack a swimsuit and towel because the beach at the ruins is BEAUTIFUL!

Snorkeling and scuba diving off the Riviera Maya coast is among some of the best in the world. The Great Maya Reef, the second largest reef in the world, lays off the coast of the resort.

Snorkeling gear is available at the resort and the conceirge can arrange for diving equipment and execursions for those who are interested.

The Riviera Maya hosts the most incredible and magical water theme park: Xel-Ha (pronounced "shell-ha") a place that gathers the best of Mexican Caribbean nature.

Xel-Ha has the most spectacular natural aquarium in the world for you to experience a true aquatic adventure. Explore this theme park and enjoy adventure activities, natural, ecological attractions and water activities like diving or snorkeling in creeks, lagoons, natural wells and ancient caves fed by subterranean rivers flowing to the beautiful Mexican Caribbean Sea.

All the swim with dolphins activities are truly unforgettable and are definitely experiences you don't want to miss while you are at Xel-Ha.

For more information, go to http://www.xel-ha.com.

Tulum has a small downtown area with some shops and restaurants, but it is still widely considered a sleepy little town.

Though a bit of a ride, Playa Del Carmen and Cancun are great spots for day-tripping.  In addition to beautiful beaches and friendly people, they have wonderful restaurants and shopping.  If you have pesos burning a hole in your pocket, take a ride and check out the fun!

Playa Del Carmen is 30-45 minutes north of Tulum
Cancun is 90 minutes north of Tulum