Description

Looking for the perfect wellness and digital nomad destination on the beach, to stay at during your trip to Tulum? Selina Tulum’s beachfront bohemian resort has all the amenities you need to work, rest and practice, with a dedicated wellness space suitable for solo practice and group classes.

Wellness Activities

• Scuba diving & snorkelling
• Kitesurfing
• Wildlife watching
• Archeological tours
• Yoga & meditation classes
• Body weight movement class consisting of traditional plylometric, calisthenic and mobility training.
• Breathwork
• Temezcal & cacao ceremonies

From Mayan massage treatments to temazcal and cacao ceremonies, our wellness centre offers a host of activities that incorporate ancient Mexican tradition on the Riviera Maya.

Plus, our weekly social programming includes drink and draw, mindfulness talks, and gong baths run by local and international experts.

Co-working

The on-site co-working space draws in people from all around the world, which means there are plenty of opportunities to meet other travellers who have made the road their home and their office.

Connect, share ideas, and find new partnerships all from the comfort of our common areas, and get ready to grow alongside a community of fierce creatives and booming entrepreneurs!

WI-FI

The co-working space is well-known around Tulum for having the highest-speed internet and a reliable 24/7 connection. If you’re hoping to catch up on some work or check-in with your colleagues on a work call, we suggest you sign up for our co-working space and get the most out of our WiFi signal, private call rooms, and dedicated work desks.

Rooms

There are short and long-term rentals available for travellers hoping to make Tulum their home base. All of our guests can choose between the following options for their accommodation: Standard Rooms, Micro Rooms, Suites Garden & Ocean View, Family Rooms, Lofts, and Community Rooms.

Private

The Standard
A classic stay: affordable, comfortable, and private. Our standard option provides two guests with the ideal space to comfortably unwind in total privacy.

Private plus

• The Suite (Garden View): A combination of high-end design and classic comfort. Designed with a keen eye for detail, the suite is complete with a private bathroom as well as our premium line of amenities.
• The Suite (Ocean View): A combination of high-end design and classic comfort. Designed with a keen eye for detail, the suite is complete with a private bathroom as well as our premium line of amenities.
• The Loft: The ultimate accommodation and private event space complete with our luxury line of amenities. Perfect for guests looking to indulge on the road, the Loft comfortably accommodates up to 2.

Private Shared

• The Micro: Similar to a ship or train cabin, this is our most basic sleeping solution. Compact and modest, the micro room is perfect if you’re looking for a place to sleep and a small area to store your belongings. The bathroom is shared between up to 4 micro rooms.

Shared

• 10 Bed Female Community Room: A bed in a Community Room offers security, comfort, and the chance to connect with fellow travellers. You’ll receive a twin size bed or bunk bed, an individual storage locker, and access to a shared bathroom.
• 10 Bed Community Room: A bed in a Community Room offers security, comfort, and the chance to connect with fellow travellers. You’ll receive a twin size bed or bunk bed, an individual storage locker, and access to a shared bathroom.
• 6 Bed Community Room:A bed in a Community Room offers security, comfort, and the chance to connect with fellow travellers. You’ll receive a twin size bed or bunk bed, an individual storage locker, and access to a shared bathroom.

Looking for a unique sleeping experience? Stay in a canopy-topped glamping tent or bamboo teepee under the stars!

Price Range

£48 – £26o per night

How to get to Tulum

There are currently a few different options on how to get to Tulum, Mexico, from Cancun. One of them is traveling directly from Cancun International Airport, the closest airport near Tulum, Mexico. Once you land, you can make your way to the ADO counter and buy a one-way ticket for around 262 pesos (roughly $13USD).

Buses depart every few hours, so make sure you check out their website to find one that best fits your itinerary. If you’re beginning the journey from anywhere else in Cancun, you can either find a different ADO bus terminal, rent a car and drive there yourself, or hire a private taxi to take you to Tulum.

Now, if you’re wondering about how to get from Mexico City to Tulum, the quickest and easiest way to make the trip is to catch a local flight from Mexico City International Airport directly to Cancun International Airport. Once there, you can complete the rest of the trip by land following the options mentioned above.

Booking

To book a stay at Selina Tulum, fill in the form below. You can also email the team directly on [email protected].

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