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Tulum & Mexico City Travel Guide

Name: Tulum & Mexico City
Brand: Luxe Travel Studio
Price: 34.99 AUD
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Tulum and Mexico City deserve better than a top-10 list. Here’s the trip, planned the way I’d do it for a friend.

Colourful trajinera boats on the canals of Xochimilco in Mexico City — Xochimilco, Mexico City · Actual guide page shown

Actual guide page 32: Maya ruins, cenotes and Cobá day plan — Xochimilco, Mexico City · Actual guide page shown

Palm trees and white sand on Tulum beach — Slow down on Tulum’s Caribbean coast

A palm-lined cove on the Tulum coast — A quieter moment on the coast

Maya ruins above the Caribbean Sea in Tulum — A day for Tulum’s Maya ruins

Colourful umbrellas and lanterns in Mexico City — Explore Mexico City between the planned stops

Tulum, 3 to 4 days: town or beach stays compared, cenote swims and where I’d eat
Mexico City, 3 to 4 days: Coyoacán, the Centro Histórico and standout food spots
The route between: flights, transfers and timing, plus a pre-trip booking checklist

Tulum & Mexico City

7–10 days
66 pages
PDF + EPUB

$34.99 AUD

Instant download. PDF and EPUB included.

No physical book. Travel bookings are separate.

Read a few pages first

Olga Plotnikova in Mexico City, with the Metropolitan Cathedral behind her — Olga in Mexico City

Why I’d plan it this way

In Tulum, I’d start in town for the restaurants and days out, then move to the beach. Where you stay changes how the whole trip feels.

That’s the kind of decision I explain in this guide. I’ve taken this trip myself, and I’ve included the details I’d share with a friend planning it.

I’ve been travelling my whole life. The truth is, I’ve never been rich. What I have is an eye for value, and more than fifteen years of planning and logistics behind every recommendation.

Olga Plotnikova
Founder of Luxe Travel Studio · Travel advisor

More about me and how I plan trips

Inside the 66 pages

Before you go

The booking checklist and travel essentials: flights, transfers and entry details, sorted before you leave. Pages 8 to 16.

Hotels, compared

My picks for Tulum town, Tulum beach and Mexico City, including Nomade Tulum and Casa Malca. Pages 18 to 26.

Seven days, planned

Arrival to final dinner: the ruins, cenotes and Cobá, slow beach days, then Coyoacán, the Frida Kahlo Museum and the Centro Histórico. Pages 27 to 63.

Extras worth considering

An optional Tulum town day, a sunrise hot-air balloon over Teotihuacán, and an afternoon on the Xochimilco canals. Decide what fits.

Take a look inside

Three pages from the guide, exactly as you’ll receive them. Open one to read it properly, from the first booking decisions to where I’d stop for coffee.

Page 11: pre-trip booking checklist covering flights, travel authorisation, airport transfers and insurance

Page 18: Tulum town and beach hotel advice, including Holistika

Page 49: a Mexico City day beginning with Café Avellaneda in Coyoacán

Leaning palms over a turquoise cove on the Tulum coast

Make a start on your Mexico trip

A day-by-day plan, the places I’d choose, and the practical details to help you book with more confidence.

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Tulum & Mexico City · 66 pages · PDF + EPUB

Two sides of Mexico.
One workable route.

Start with Tulum’s ruins and cenotes, make time for the beach, then fly to Mexico City. Follow the core plan or add nights where you’d like to slow down.

Start in Tulum town

Settle in, explore the ruins and swim in cenotes. The guide covers a Cobá outing, local tour contacts and an optional extra day.

Leave time for the beach

Move to the coast for slower days. Compare beach stays, find somewhere good to eat and decide which experiences suit you.

Paper parasols and red lanterns strung over a Mexico City street

Finish in Mexico City

Explore Coyoacán and the historic centre, with suggestions for Teotihuacán and Xochimilco. Food stops are part of the plan.

For the trip you want to plan yourself

You’re happy to make the bookings. You’d just like a thoughtful starting point, with the places and practical details in one place.

A route, with room to adjust

The core trip is busy at seven days. Give it ten days if you’d prefer more breathing room, or add nights around the places that interest you most.

Two ways to read it

The PDF keeps the original page layout. The EPUB lets you adjust the text in a compatible reading app. Download the files before travelling so you can read them offline.

Clear about what’s included

You’re buying the guide and its recommendations. Flights, hotels, transfers and activities are booked and paid for separately. This is a ready-made itinerary.

The Tulum ruins on their seaside cliff above the Caribbean coast

A tall palm tree against a clear tropical sky

Sunlight falling through a cenote opening into clear water near Tulum

The Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacan near Mexico City

White-sand Tulum beach with leaning palms over turquoise water

Hear from my travellers

I absolutely loved the cenote tours, and the local guide contact she shared was awesome. Totally worth the money.

Sarah Miller Austin, Texas

Loved the itinerary format: precise, clear, and very reasonably priced for what’s included. The Tulum transportation tips were super helpful. It was great to be ready for that.

Nina Bianchi Newcastle, Australia

I live in Miami and have been to Mexico a few times, but Olga inspired me to visit Tulum and I absolutely enjoyed it. I highly recommend all the spots in her trip plan.

Michael Reyes Miami, Florida

A few useful answers

If you’re wondering whether this guide is right for your trip, you can ask me directly.

Google and ChatGPT will give you a thousand options and no way to know which are real. I’ve stayed in these hotels, eaten in these places and taken this route myself. You get one plan you can trust, with the details that don’t show up in listings: timing, transport and what’s actually worth it.

You’ll receive a download link by email after purchase, with both the PDF and EPUB files. Check your spam folder if you can’t find it, or email olga@luxetravelstudio.com for help.

Yes. Open the PDF in a PDF reader, or the EPUB in a compatible reading app such as Apple Books. Download the files before you travel to read them offline. Opening websites or booking services will still need an internet connection.

No. Use the route as a starting point. Add nights, skip a stop or choose a different hotel. Seven days is a full schedule; allow more time if you prefer a slower pace.

No. The price is for the digital guide in PDF and EPUB formats. Flights, accommodation, transfers, meals and activities are separate. You arrange those bookings yourself.

They can change. Use the guide to choose your route and shortlist places, then confirm current prices, opening hours and availability directly before booking.

If you’d like a plan around your dates, interests and pace, I also offer personalised trip planning. That is a separate service.

Tulum & Mexico City

Make a start on your Mexico trip

A day-by-day plan, the places I’d choose, and the practical details to help you book with more confidence.

Tulum & Mexico City

7–10 days
66 pages
PDF + EPUB

$34.99 AUD

Digital download · PDF + EPUB
No physical book. Travel bookings are separate.

Tulum & Mexico City Travel Guide

Why I’d plan it this way