Food, dining, beach clubs, and nightlife coverage for visitors looking for practical choices, current openings, and the mood of Tulum after dark.
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After a packed amateur night in February, Tulum Fight Club now has one of its founders heading to a professional ring in Querétaro for his fourth pro fight.
With the FIFA World Cup 2026 opening tomorrow, Tulum and Quintana Roo business owners face real legal risk over match broadcasts, and most still don't know the rules.
Tulum's restaurant sector is facing sales declines of up to 60 percent as eight to 15 establishments close due to low customer traffic and operating costs that remain unchanged. Business owners report no fiscal support or relief from municipal authorities despite the crisis.
Only four to five tourist groups now enter Tulum's archaeological zone each day, down from normal levels that sustained hundreds of workers. Restaurants report sales drops of 60 percent, over a dozen closures, and employees leaving for other states as the promised 2026 recovery fails to arrive.
A firsthand stay at Alaya Tulum, where beachfront rooms, natural materials, quiet service, and wellness shape a slower way to experience Tulum Beach.
With calm hospitality, a strong sense of place, and a wellness-centered rhythm, Ahau Tulum offers a more grounded way to experience the coast.
Gitano Beach finished first in a The Tulum Times reader poll for best beach club in Tulum, strengthening its standing in South Tulum as an all-day destination for dining, music, and beachfront gatherings.
Conceived by Alan Faena and designed by Brandon Haw Architecture, Faena Tulum brings together residences, hospitality, wellness, art, and community in a project designed for those who expect more than ownership alone.
The NASCAR Mexico Series Tulum event arrives at a temporary track. Championship leaders Rubén García Junior and Max Gutiérrez face an unprecedented racing challenge.
Cancun sargassum barriers will not be installed in the Hotel Zone, officials say, because waves and strong currents would push seaweed over the nets and limit their value.
As Quintana Roo anticipates a highly active sea turtle nesting season, Tulum authorities and environmental specialists implement strict conservation protocols.
A coordinated multi-agency operation in Tulum resulted in the rescue of three victims and the arrest of David N, a key figure in regional narcotics distribution and human exploitation.
Navigate the April 2026 sargassum surge in Tulum with our essential guide. Find sargassum-free beaches, top cenote recommendations, and real-time monitoring tools.
Kin Toh at AZULIK Tulum will host a one-night dinner on April 18 featuring Octavio Santiago and Rogelio Gorozpe, launching a monthly chef series with a menu centered on the sea and the land of the Mexican Caribbean.
Quintana Roo expects 1.2 million tourists for the 2026 Semana Santa season. With 600 plus daily flights and full occupancy, the region solidifies its global leadership.
Environmental experts redefine sargassum management in the Mexican Caribbean by shifting focus from beach cleanup to offshore monitoring and international scientific collaboration.
As Spring Break 2026 ends, official data reveals Quintana Roo captured three of the top seven travel spots in Mexico, solidifying its clear regional dominance.
As over 1.2 million visitors converge on the Mexican Caribbean for the 2026 Easter holiday, Tulum and the Ángeles Verdes have intensified their highway security operation to ensure safe transit and immediate technical assistance across the region.
Tulum weather is about much more than just sunshine. Learn how humidity, rain patterns, and sargassum shape the travel experience across different seasons.
With projections reaching 90 percent occupancy union officials argue that hospitality standards are the only way to ensure long term loyalty from regional and global travelers.
Tulum maintains strong 80 percent occupancy for Semana Santa 2026 while leading a regional shift toward proactive sargassum management and circular economy solutions.
