Playa Paraiso Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Playa Paraiso. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Mother Nature, Tulum, and beach paradise with lunch

• Luxury picnic on the beach

• Tulum Multun-Ha Cenote Coba and Paradise Beach Private Tour

• Tulum Half Day Plus Jaguar Park and Playa Paraíso Tour

• 12 Hours Excursion in Tulum and Beach Paradise

There’s no admission fee to visit Playa Paraiso; visitors can lounge on this stretch of paradise for free year-round. That said, if you’re planning to rent an umbrella or sunbed, expect to pay anywhere from 100 to 500 pesos. Have cash or a card on hand to order food and drinks.

Located in the north of Tulum along Mexico's Caribbean Coast, Playa Paraiso is sandwiched between Las Palmas Beach and Playa Ruinas. All three beaches are best known for their white sand, palm trees, and crystal-clear water; if you’ve seen a postcard of a Tulum beach, chances are it was here.

Weather-wise, the best window for visiting Tulum is roughly from December through April, which coincides with the dry season. That’s when you’ll find reliably sunny days and sargassum-free beaches. However, it’s also the high season. For fewer crowds, consider March through July. Be prepared for more humidity and afternoon showers.

Yes, it is possible to visit Playa Paraiso independently. The beach is located right under Tulum Archaeological Site, so you may want to bring along a bathing suit and plan back-to-back visits. From Tulum Beach or the downtown area, you can either take a taxi, a shared taxi (collectivo), or a bike.

That depends. Many different itineraries include a stop at Playa Paraiso. Many include a stop at Tulum Archaeological Site, and perhaps a swim in a nearby cenote (a limestone sinkhole), such as Cenote Cho Ha. Some excursions also provide perks like a hearty Mexican lunch or door-to-door hotel transfers.