Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
Tulum's tropical climate mostly needs lightweight, breathable clothing.
Dress based on your planned activities to maximize comfort and appropriateness.
Comfortable sandals (like Teva Original Universal Sandals) with good arch support work well for walking around town.
Closed-toe Walking shoes or sneakers for ruins, extensive town walking, or light hiking.
Water shoes are highly recommended for cenotes and rocky beaches. They guard your feet from sharp stones and slippery surfaces.
Carefully organize your documents before you depart to avoid issues.
While Tulum provides a chance to disconnect, the right technology enhances your trip.
Capture memories and navigate with useful digital tools.
Use cloud services (Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud) for photos and document copies.
An External hard drive for large photo/video backups with extensive camera gear.
Consider a VPN for internet security, such as NordVPN or ExpressVPN.
Pack a thoughtful selection of health and wellness items for a tropical environment.
Plan for personal medications and tropical climate challenges.
Bring your own gear for hygiene or comfort, or rent locally.
Prepare for slippery surfaces and cool, clear water.
Stay comfortable and hydrated while discovering ruins and nature.
Small items that significantly enhance your travel experience.
Support sustainable travel practices and stay hydrated.
A Waterproof dry bag for electronics during water trips.
Take photos with your Smartphone while swimming.
For connectivity and local calls. Airalo for e-SIM options.
Keep your luggage organized with Nordace Travel bags.
Roll your clothes to save space and minimize wrinkles. Use packing cubes for organization.
Place heavier items at the bottom of your suitcase. Keep an extra outfit in your carry-on for unexpected delays.
