👕 Clothing (Light & Breathable)

• Light cotton or linen outfits

• 2–3 swimsuits per person

• Cover-ups / sarongs

• Comfortable walking sandals

• Sneakers or water shoes (for cenotes)

• Flip-flops

• Light sweater or shawl (evenings, buses)

• Sleepwear

• Underwear & socks

• Hat or cap

For Kids

• Rash guards (sun protection)

• Extra swimwear

• Quick-dry clothes

• Sun hats with straps

🏖️ Beach & Outdoor Essentials

• Reef-safe sunscreen (mandatory in cenotes)

• Sunglasses (UV protection)

• Insect repellent (very important)

• Reusable water bottles

• Waterproof phone pouch

• Beach towel (some hotels provide)

• Small backpack or day bag

🧴 Toiletries & Health

• Personal toiletries

• Aloe vera or after-sun lotion

• Basic first-aid kit

• Motion sickness tablets

• Hand sanitizer & wet wipes

• Prescription medications

• Travel-size laundry detergent

For Families

• Diapers / pull-ups (limited options locally)

• Baby wipes

• Child-safe sunscreen

• Thermometer

• Fever & allergy medication

🧠 Documents & Money

• Passport (and copies)

• Travel insurance details

• Hotel and tour confirmations

• Cash (MXN preferred)

• Credit/debit cards

• Driver’s license (if renting a car)

🔌 Tech & Extras

• Phone & charger

• Power bank

• Camera or GoPro

• Universal travel adapter

• Headphones for kids

👨‍👩‍👧 Family-Friendly Tulum Plan (3 Days)

This plan avoids over-crowding, limits long travel times, and balances fun with rest.

🗓️ Day 1: Easy Beach & Culture

Morning

• Visit Tulum Ruins early (cooler & less crowded)

• Short walk to the beach afterward

Lunch

• Beach restaurant or café in Tulum Town

Afternoon

• Relax at Playa Paraíso

• Optional: shallow swimming for kids

Evening

• Early dinner in Tulum Pueblo

• Back to hotel for rest

✔️ Low walking, stroller-friendly, educational

🗓️ Day 2: Cenotes & Nature

Morning

• Swim at Gran Cenote (family-friendly, clear water)

• Life jackets available for kids

Lunch

• Local restaurant or picnic

Afternoon

• Visit Cenote Calavera (older kids/teens)

• Or hotel pool time for younger children

Evening

• Casual dinner

• Board games or movie night

✔️ Fun, safe water activities with supervision

🗓️ Day 3: Wildlife & Adventure

Option A (Best for Kids 5+)

• Half-day Sian Ka’an boat tour

• See dolphins, turtles, birds

Option B (Best for Younger Kids)

• Visit Akumal Beach to see turtles (with guides)

Afternoon

• Souvenir shopping in town

• Ice cream or snacks

Evening

• Sunset beach walk

• Farewell dinner

🧒 Tips for Traveling with Kids in Tulum

• Start days early to avoid heat

• Avoid peak beach club hours (noisy)

• Always carry water & sunscreen

• Rent a car for flexibility with children

• Choose hotels with pools & air-conditioning

• Bring snacks (options are limited & pricey)

🏨 Best Family-Friendly Areas to Stay

• Aldea Zama – quiet, modern, safe

• Tulum Pueblo – affordable & central

• Resorts north of Tulum – spacious & kid-friendly

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