Tulum Day Parties

Tulum’s daytime scene runs from late morning into the early evening: beach clubs with DJs and bottle service, cenote parties in the jungle, sunset celebrations, and Sunday brunches. Most run on a weekly schedule, so the options depend on what days you’re visiting.

The Parties and Their Days

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7 parties at 5 venues.

What It Costs

What you bookWhat you pay for
Beach club partiesPrice depending on seating area. Between 50 and 100% of it becomes credit to spend on food and drinks. Some clubs add a gratuity of up to 18% at the venue.
Cenote club partiesEntry fee for access. Food and drinks purchased separately.

Good to Know

  • Arrival time: Day parties get busy around noon. Beach clubs usually open at 11 AM. Cenote and lagoon parties open earlier at 9 AM. Arrive early for calmer water before the crowd builds. All reservations include seating for the whole day.
  • Reservations: Venues usually accept walk-ins, but a reservation guarantees availability and that your group can be seated together.
  • Dress code: Beach clubs = stylish swimwear/beachwear. Cenote parties = swimwear.
  • Getting there: Beach clubs are in the Hotel Zone, and cenotes and lagoons are on jungle roads. For 3 people or fewer a taxi works well. For a larger group we book a private driver, and when we make the reservation the group gets a discount on the round trip.
  • Age: Bagatelle, Kanan and Shibari are 18+, and Taboo and Tantra are 15+. All other venues welcome all ages. Check individual event pages for more details.
  • Sunscreen: Biodegradable sunscreen required at cenotes and lagoons. Regular sunscreen is not allowed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best day club in Tulum?

Beach clubs are the classic Tulum day party. Tantra and Taboo are the two with the highest energy: both run Friday and Saturday with resident DJs, live sax and violin. Tantra is more fancy, while Taboo has the wildest party of Tulum. For something more laid-back, choose Gitano Beach. Cenote and lagoon clubs are a uniquely Tulum alternative. These are more affordable and more relaxed.

Should I go to a beach or cenote club?

It comes down to vibe and budget. Beach clubs give you ocean views, pools, DJs, bottle service, and a polished party atmosphere. Dress code is stylish swimwear, and the energy peaks in the early-to-mid afternoon. Cenotes and lagoon clubs are a different experience: natural swimming spots surrounded by jungle, with DJs and activities layered in. They’re more affordable and the vibe is more earthy and wellness-oriented.

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Why Book with Us

Same price, zero hassle
You pay the same as booking directly with the club: no markup, no booking fee. But instead of navigating Spanish-language booking systems, or calling venues that don’t pick up, you message one team.
We know the events
We’ve been to every club on this page. We know which have the best energy. Tell us your group and we’ll tell you where to go, not a generic recommendation.
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