Tulum, Mexico (Part 2)

We had lots of really good food on our trip to Tulum. We stayed on the southern part of the beach so we had a couple of meals at restaurants along the beach road. Beach restaurants are quite a bit more expensive than the restaurants in town but some of them are really quite good. I recommend buying some snacks and breakfast stuff at either Chedraui or Super San Francisco (they've got good breakfast pastries too if you want to stop by on your way to an excursion) to save having to order everything.

Tulum, Mexico (Part 1)

Tulum is an extremely beautiful beach town 2 hours south of Cancun. It's off the grid so all hotels there are small. The sand is white and as soft as flour and the water is clear and calm most days. Pelicans fly overheard and you can often spot them diving into the ocean to eat a fish in the morning. It's perfectly easy to spend days just laying on the beach and jumping into the water whenever you feel like it.

I like a bit of adventure with my vacations so during the afternoons when the beach got too hot, we went on a few really awesome excursions around Tulum. I would recommend renting a car if you go because it just makes getting anywhere much easier.