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The old man and the sea – personal history of Tulum

Posted on November 16, 2012 by in Guest Stories

The old man and the sea, Don Manuel Gozalez can be found every morning on the Tulum beach watching the sunrise and reflecting on his story that started in Campeche and brought him to Tulum over 30 years ago. He has watched the city change, grow and become the popular beach town that it is [...]

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Fun drive on the Tulum beach road – the eclectic neighborhood

Posted on October 19, 2012 by in Guest Stories, Mayan Riviera, Riviera Maya, Tulum vacations

Most days we need to drive down the Tulum beach road, to get supplies, see a friend, do some chores. This has become a ‘normal’ thing to do and we forget that for visitors and guests the Tulum beach road and all that it is, is a forever memory of their vacation. Today, we took [...]

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Turtle video never seen before in Tulum! Turtle laying her eggs

Posted on October 5, 2012 by in Guest Stories, Sustainable Tourism, Tulum vacations

This is what makes Tulum so special on a daily basis. The undisturbed beach at the end of the beach road brings magical moments to us and our guests that rarely get captured on film let alone video. This video was provided to us from a guest and it is the most incredible video of [...]

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