Tulum is a wonderful place for solo travellers! it’s a really fun scene with lots going on!

Hello, yes that’s exactly what we did! It was very easy.

Hi, I would recommend Dos Osos (also known as Cenote De La Vida), which is not as spectacular as some of the other cenotes but great for young kids. Cenote Azul is also really good (clearer water, marginally less kid-friendly) and I’ve also been recommended Cenote Grande (although I’ve not been there myself). Personally, I like the open cenotes but purely because I like being able to see the sky! I hope this helps – have a wonderful trip!

Hi Dora, We hired a car when we were there and it was really helpful to have as it meant we could explore the area and try out different beaches (like go to Akumal for the day, for example). Have you sorted out your transport yet? As for your daughter, plenty of sun cream, hats and some kind of flotation device (arm bands, life vest) for playing in the shallow water. Don’t go too far out as there is quite a strong current. Hope that helps!

Hi Rose, we did bring a car seat because we hired a car while were there. If, however, I was going to get the shuttle I probably wouldn’t bring one. Ultimately, though, it’s a matter of personal preference. How old is your child?

thanks a lot, Katja! Very helpful!!!