Want to Learn Spanish on Tulum's White Sand Beaches?
Is Tulum the right place for you to study Spanish? Quietly understated on the map of the Riviera Maya -- that eastern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in state of Quintana Roo -- Tulum lies only 80 miles (132 kms, 2 hrs) south and yet worlds away from Cancun's urban, crowded, partying beat.
Think thatch-roofed cabanas, small cafes, handcraft shops, and hammocks, not clubs, bars, or pulsing nightlife. Indeed, there may not even be a disco ball in Tulum. Instead, enjoy the easy calm of the beach's breeze and the strolling pace of the town just a few miles away.
Between Spanish classes, grab your camera and head to the photo-perfect Mayan ruins in Tulum, which never cease to inspire the archeologist or photographer in us. And if Tulum wakes up your inner Indiana Jones, then you'll want to explore nearby Cobá, the largest of all discovered Mayan cities, and Chichen Itza, probably the most famous ruins in the Yucatan.
- Dive into the cool underwater caves of a cenote.
- Swim with dolphins, bask in the spa, or enjoy a show at eco-park Xcaret.
- Snorkel or just lounge in the natural pools of Xel-Ha.
- Spy a jaguar or manatee at the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve.
Click over to our Things to Do in Tulum page for more details on these places, or contact us now if you're already dreaming of Tulum!
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