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Paradise Beach, Tulum

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Beach · Hidden Gem · Nature / Park

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Blessed with white sands and an array of facilities, Paradise Beach stands as one of the area's most popular beaches.Every day, the wide-open expanse of seafront attracts huge numbers of visitors, who flock to the area to indulge in the sun and surf. Kick back in the sand, or rent a beach bed from one of the many reserved spots along the ocean to enjoy the view. Alternatively, hit the waves yourself and marvel at the waterfront view of swaying palm trees. Keep in mind that many of the boats in the area offer offshore snorkeling excursions. To visit Paradise Beach on your holiday in Tulum, and find out what else Tulum has to offer, use our Tulum.

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Paradise Beach reviews

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4.5

By Deanna K

The beach is covered with sargassum seaweed. Some of the establishments have made mounds 6-10 feet tall and in other places it takes up 6 feet of width along the beach. The smell is rancid...

The beach is covered with sargassum seaweed. Some of the establishments have made mounds 6-10 feet tall and in other places it takes up 6 feet of width along the beach. The smell is rancid... more »
By Vacationer677903

Fantastic beach and great food served by the beach club at an affordable price. Good snorkelling and swimming.

Fantastic beach and great food served by the beach club at an affordable price. Good snorkelling and swimming. more »
By cacheswick

Lovely beach just south of the Maya preserve. It is filled with local families, kids, volley ball, boats, etc. We had a great day enjoying the atmosphere and almost avoiding the incessant music...

Lovely beach just south of the Maya preserve. It is filled with local families, kids, volley ball, boats, etc. We had a great day enjoying the atmosphere and almost avoiding the incessant music... more »

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By Chad Lawrence

Good place to go for the beach it’s clean and A day bed with a table and umbrella will cost 300-500Pesos depending on the season the beach is pretty clean here but be wary of the restaurant they have a service fee added to your bill which takes the place of a tip but all the waiters will want a tip no tip bad service

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By Victor Moreno

The best beach I’ve visited in the area. Even in winter season you can enjoying visit it. We were into a beach club with live music and amazing food but you can visit it for free. Just remember carry on your own drinks 🍺 and food 🥘 is a touristic place and for that reason the prices are highest.

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By Bandi Koeck

Nice beach but seaweed/sargassum makes it dirty and stinky. Riff in about 2 min by boat where you can find not colorful corals but swim with sea turtles and manta rays. No showers or changers at the beach

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By Massimiliano Magnini

Beautiful beach, take a snorkeling Tour to See Tortuga. It gets bit crowded at daytime. Beach Bars overpriced. Go far left to enjoy beautiful view

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By Robert Chomicz

A really nice beach located north of the Hotel Zone in Tulum. Parking is first-come-first-serve along a narrow beach lane so unless you show up early you'll probably need to pay around 100 MXN plus tip to a beach club attendant to be able to park. The beach itself is gorgeous and free to enter, if you choose there are chairs and sun loungers you can rent from a beach club, they are 100-200 pesos per day. Drinks are very reasonable, and tasty. The pina colada was the best I had in Quintana Roo. The water is nice though some sargasso is present and you'll notice it but it's not bad at all. The beach is swept of sargasso on regular basis, but you'll still notice some in the sand. Came back here for three days in a row, I guess we liked it.

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