This picturesque destination is a symphony of ruins, beaches, and vibrant street life. Each corner of this town sings with history, and yes, like many historic places, it presents its own set of challenges for wheelchair users. But let’s not call them “obstacles” — they’re adventures waiting to be had!

The Three Faces of Tulum

Each part of Tulum has its unique charm. Downtown Tulum, though rustic, is a treasure trove where you can enjoy authentic, affordable cuisine. The sidewalks here, with their characterful bumps and quirks, tell their own story. Think of it as an authentic way to experience the town, much like its inhabitants do. The main thoroughfare, Highway 307, offers a more navigable path with its adjoining bicycle lane, providing a glimpse into the local way of life.

The Ancient Breath of the Tulum Ruins

Next, we venture into the past with the Tulum Ruins. While parts of the site are undergoing enhancements, the journey through these ancient pathways is nothing short of an adventure. Each ramp and uneven path takes you a step deeper into history, and what’s travel if not a plunge into the tales of yesteryears?