Join us at Wakax Hacienda in Tulum!

These ancient Mayan ruins are perched above the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, offering breathtaking views and a fascinating glimpse into Mexico's rich cultural history. It's a great spot for a quick morning visit before the wedding festivities or for guests interested in Mayan history.

(15-20 min by car)

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve is a vast natural preserve with diverse wildlife, pristine beaches, and scenic lagoons. Guests can explore it by boat, take a guided tour, or enjoy birdwatching, making it a tranquil escape into nature.

For guests interested in more active exploration, the Coba Ruins offer a chance to climb the tallest pyramid in the Yucatán Peninsula. The site is less crowded than the Tulum Ruins, and guests can explore the expansive jungle and ancient Mayan structures by bicycle or on foot.

This stunning cenote is one of the most popular in the Tulum area, featuring crystal-clear waters for swimming and snorkeling. The lush surroundings and the opportunity to swim in the fresh water make it a relaxing and beautiful excursion for guests.

This beautiful lagoon is lesser-known but offers incredible turquoise waters perfect for a relaxing day of swimming or kayaking. The lagoon is surrounded by lush vegetation, making it a peaceful getaway for guests looking to escape the crowds.

Tulum is known for its stunning beaches, with soft white sand and clear, warm waters. Guests can spend the day lounging, swimming, or enjoying beachfront restaurants and bars. It’s perfect for those seeking relaxation by the sea before or after the wedding.

Known as the "Temple of Doom" because of its three holes in the ceiling, this cenote offers an adventurous experience. Visitors can swim, jump, and explore the underground water system, making it a fun and unique experience for more adventurous guests.

This artisan market is a great place for guests to shop for local handmade crafts, jewelry, and artwork. It’s a lovely spot to pick up a souvenir and support local artisans, offering a taste of the vibrant culture of the Yucatán Peninsula.

For guests looking for an all-inclusive day of fun, Xel-Há is an eco-park with snorkeling, zip-lining, river tubing, and natural lagoons. It’s ideal for guests of all ages and is a great way to experience the region’s natural beauty while participating in water sports and other activities.

Known for its crystal-clear waters and sea turtles, Akumal Beach is a beautiful spot for snorkeling and swimming. Guests can spend a relaxing day swimming with the turtles or lounging on the beach. It's an easy, laid-back excursion for those looking to enjoy the sea and wildlife.

This is one of the most famous cenotes in the region, offering stunning underwater cave systems. For those who enjoy adventure, it’s an incredible place for snorkeling or diving. The twin cenotes are visually stunning and provide a surreal experience.

For guests looking for a stylish beach club experience, Ziggy Beach offers a lively yet relaxed environment with good food, drinks, and music. It’s a great spot for guests to unwind after a day of activities or for a pre-wedding brunch.

Xcaret is a massive eco-archaeological park with a wide variety of activities including cultural performances, swimming in underground rivers, snorkeling, and visiting the butterfly pavilion. It’s a family-friendly destination with something for everyone.

For those looking for a quieter, off-the-beaten-path experience, Punta Allen is a small fishing village located at the southern end of the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. It’s ideal for those who want to enjoy the region’s natural beauty, secluded beaches, and fresh seafood.