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Discover Tulums Jaguar Park
Looking to explore something new and meaningful on your trip to Tulum? Parque del Jaguar is a new addition to the area—a protected ecological and cultural reserve that invites you to connect with nature, history, and local traditions.
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What Is Parque del Jaguar?
Parque del Jaguar is a large ecological-recreational park located near the Tulum Archaeological Zone. It’s designed to protect the natural habitat while promoting cultural tourism, outdoor activities, and community experiences. Whether you’re into history, a nature lover, or just looking for something unique to do, this park has it all.
What to Do at Parque del Jaguar
Visit the Tulum Ruins
Walk through the ancient Mayan city, next to the Caribbean Sea. The park offers easy access to the archaeological site.
Explore the Trails and Lookouts
Choose from hiking trails through vestige routes, cliffside paths, and forest walks. Lookout towers offer panoramic views of the jungle and sea—perfect for photo ops and birdwatching.
Camera
Don’t forget your camera—views from the towers are stunning
Ride Through Nature
Rent a bike and cruise along well-marked paths. Bicycle stations are located throughout the park and equipment is available for both kids and adults.
Relax or Recharge
Enjoy the beach access, stop by a traditional kitchen for a meal prepared by local cooks, or browse the artisanal shops and souvenir stands.
Learn and Experience
The park also features cultural lighthouses, educational modules, and spaces designed to highlight the local flora, fauna, and history.
Tours & Excursions
If the Jaguar Park caught your attention, you're likely someone who appreciates nature, history, and authentic local experiences.There are plenty of tours and excursions in and around Tulum that offer the same spirit of exploration. From ancient Mayan ruins and jungle trails to cenote tours.
Entry Fee and Opening Hours
Foreign Visitors: Total fee of 618 MXN (~31 USD), comprising 233 MXN (CONANP), 295 MXN (Parque del Jaguar), and 90 MXN (INAH).
Every Day
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Entrance for Restaurants and Beach Clubs
If you’re planning to spend the day at one of the beach clubs or restaurants located within Jaguar Park, please note that you must pay the park entrance fee—even if you already have a reservation. To access the beach area, you’ll also be asked to show proof of your reservation.
However, if your plans include dining after 5 PM, you’ll only need a reservation and won’t be required to pay the park entrance fee.
Park Rules: What’s Not Allowed
To protect the park’s delicate ecosystems and ensure a respectful visitor experience, the following items and activities are strictly prohibited:
Plastic Bags and Bottles: Only reusable containers are allowed.
Glass Containers: Not permitted inside the park.
Alcoholic Beverages: Consumption is prohibited.
Cigarettes and Smoking Products: Smoking is not allowed within the park.
Drones: Use of drones is forbidden to protect wildlife and privacy.
Loudspeakers and Amplified Music: To maintain tranquility, loud music is not allowed.
Pets: Animals are not permitted to preserve the natural habitat.
Climbing on Structures: Climbing on ruins or park structures is strictly prohibited.
To make your entrance smoother, ensure you’re not carrying any of these items in your bag or vehicle, as you will pass through a search point where security checks for all restricted items.
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