What's up guys? It's Zac and Ine from
World Wild Hearts. We just arrived in Tulum
And we're just going to explore some of
the best things in the area here. Lots of
cenotes, uh ruins on the beach, and we're
just going to explore it and see what we find.
So here are the top activities we found
in Tulum. What you see in this video
is how it really looks in this beautiful
destination. No filters added.
At number 5, we have the stunning
Cristal Cenote. This natural limestone
pool in the middle of the jungle is known
for its clear waters and high diving platform.
As we found out throughout our trip,
cenotes are formed after years of rain
trickling down through tiny cracks in
the limestone. Over time, the limestone
is dissolved and a cenote is formed.
USA, USA, USA... whoo!
The 4th best activity we did in Tulum was
Cenote Calavera. Unlike the Cristal
Cenote, this one was semi-open, meaning
that it is a cave with openings above it
for light to come through. This cenote
had 3 diving holes and beach chairs all
around it, making for the perfect mix of
adventure and relaxation.
At number 3, we have the Laguna Kaan Luum.
This was one of the most magical places
we’ve been to in Mexico. It’s marked by
magnificent white sand on the edges and a
giant deep blue cenote in the middle.
This is one of the 6,000 cenotes that were
formed after the meteor that destroyed the
dinosaurs struck the Yucutan peninsula.
The strike was so massive that it actually
altered the limestone sediments underneath
the earth’s surface in the area, making it more
susceptible to erosion, which eventually
allowed for the formation of unique cenotes
and lagoons like this.
The runner up activity was Gran Cenote.
This area caught us by surprise because
of all the turtles swimming around!
The openings around the cenote are
perfect to have enough light to see the
underwater columns of stalagmites and
stalactites while still being in the dark to
enjoy the magnificent sun rays hitting the
center. The effect makes the water
look ultra blue and is a beauty that
words can’t describe.
And the best activity to do in Tulum in
our opinion is visiting the Tulum Ruins.
These ruins are unique in that they sit on
the coastline with beautiful coastal cliffs
all around them. We hired a local guide at
the entrance who gave us an amazing tour.