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Aldea Zama is an open community that invites visitors to enjoy superior services and an exceptional standard of living within a protected and respected natural environment. Geographically, Aldea Zama is located in the center of the state of Quintana Roo, in a strategic point: two and a half hours from Chetumal, Cancun and Merida, and only one hour from Playa del Carmen. It is also located only three kilometers from the archaeological zone of Tulum and seven kilometers from the Sian Kaan biosphere. It is complemented by the technological features of urbanization and high-class services. Tulum's infrastructure is improving every day, an example of this is the new four-lane Cancun-Tulum highway and the construction of the Riviera Maya airport. This makes it a destination of high projection and unparalleled accessibility. The electricity bill runs super high in Tulum, so be mindful about shutting off A/C before you leave the place to go explore! About 1h 30m from the airport to our place. Early check in & Late check out, subject to availability with an additional fee of 30 usd. We can also keep your luggage, subject to availability as well, extra fee of 10 usd. KiiN will be your host in the property; upon arrival, you will be greeted by a member of our staff in order to guide you around. Front desk will only be available from 9am to 5pm for any questions or needs you may have. Either way we'll still make sure that everything is perfect during your visit, from welcome to farewell. The builing is in a quiet and very relaxing area of Tulum. Just 5 minutes away from downtown "pueblo" south from the shore along Carretera 307 (known as Avenida Tulum), 15 minutes away from the Mayan ruins and 5 minutes to the beach (Zona Hotelera), which extends down from the ruins. While there are plenty of taxis that ply every route, a fun and affordable way to get around Tulum is to rent bicycles and power yourself with your own feet. There are several large bike paths in Tulum that make biking the best way to get around and one of the most popular activities in Tulum. Tulum is 119km(74miles) aways from the airport. Taxi is always available but if you want to save some money a Car Rental is recommended to go from the airport to Tulum by taking Carretera Federal Cancún - Tulum Other mean is a bus line taken from the airport called ADO, it departs every 45 minutes during the day and evening and makes a stop in Playa del Carmen, then goes to Tulum. Once in Tulum biking is the best way to get around! You can’t go to Tulum without exploring at least a couple of the cenotes! Cenotes are basically freshwater caves, part of an underground river system. Some have cliffs you can jump off, some are great for snorkeling and scuba diving, some are enclosed caves, and others look more like lakes. You don’t have to go through a guided tour, but we recommend you do if you are doing snorkeling or diving. They supply with snorkel gear and the guides know all the cool nooks and crannies and secret cave areas that one would´ve never have ventured into if you´re on your own. They also have waterproof flashlights so that you could really see just how expansive and deep the cave system goes under the water. Lots of the hotels along the beach road will organize cenotes excursions for you that´ll pick you up and drop you off right at the hotel or maybe at the apartment. We love Casa Cenote - This is an open cenote, and is like swimming through the jungle and mangroves. There are also the ones that are ore like caves. Like Gran Cenote - It´s half open, half enclosed with all these cool rock formations along the cave walls. Also lots of little turtles swimming around. Go early to avoid the crowds. Another cool one is Zacil-Ha - This small cenote has a zip line you can ride over it and jump down into the water. A fun activity but because it´s small, you´re sorta in and out in like 15 minutes. Not a must-see, but a fun stop if you´re seeing multiple cenotes. When not cenote diving, what we love the most is having a calm breakfast and coffee at home, hangout at a beach club for lunch and during the day, then come back home to relax at the pool and shower and go dining at the pueblo. We hope you enjoy the magic of Tulum as much as we do! Free Wifi
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