TULUM
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The 5 most popular walking tours in Tulum. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
A 3-hour Tulum food walk with a bilingual guide, small group, local taco stops, and included tastings, tips, juices, and water.
“Enrique was amazing and so knowledgeable about Tulum and its history. The food was delicious and we got to eat in places you wouldn’t dream of entering as a tourist, but it was the best food that I’ve eaten in Mexico.”
A 1h15 guided walk through Tulum’s cliffside Mayan ruins, with fast entry options, English support, and clear explanations of key structures.
“Great tour, no-wait tickets, really interesting history and culture info which added a lot you the tour. Enthusiastic guide. Small group.”
Walk Tulum’s Mayan ruins with GPS-triggered audio, offline maps, and lifetime access. Entry not included; set up on Wi‑Fi first.
“Good app and easy to download. We found it best to download when we had wifi and then log out of it (even switch off the phone to remove the blue quick open button top left) so that it didn’t use up all our battery power. Best to take a separate power bank in case…”
Taste Mayan-inspired bites and decode Tulum street art on a 1.5-hour small-group walk with guide Luis for $57.
3-hour vegan walking food tour in downtown Tulum: six tastings, street art, and local history. Small groups, $97 value.
