Known for its luminous beaches, mystic Mayan ruins, world-class snorkeling, and awe-inspiring cenotes, Tulum is a growing Mexico hotspot for yogis, artists, and nature lovers. Far from the chaos of Cancun, Tulum offers a chance to reconnect with nature and explore indigenous Mayan culture.
Still building your Tulum itinerary? We’ve got you covered. Here are the top 5 things to do in Tulum.
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There’s a reason why whale watching is the most popular Maui activity in the winter months (Maui whale watching season). Few things are as awe-inspiring as watching 40-ton humpback whales gracefully burst through the ocean’s surface — and the chance to see whales in Maui with your own eyes is a bucket list activity in its truest form. But add Maui’s epic backdrop, tasty cocktails, and top-notch hospitality to the mix, and you’ve got a once-in-a-lifetime experience in the making.
The only downfall to whale watching on Maui? There are about as many Maui whale watch tours as there are grains of sand on Kaanapali Beach — and choosing the right one for you can be a challenge. But don’t fret. We’ve got you covered. We will help you find the best whale watching Maui has to offer.
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Maui County is a special place for many reasons, but one of its most beloved residents are the world-famous humpback whales. Every year, these majestic creatures migrate thousands of miles to take refuge in the warm waters just off the coast of Maui. But why do they love Maui so much? Join us as we explore the mystery behind why humpback whales love to visit Maui County, as well as other uncovered whale mysteries!
Welcome to Maui! Unfortunately, you only have one day to experience the beauty of our paradise. But is any length of time ever really enough on Maui? Exactly. Millions of people from around the globe visit Maui each year, but a portion of those are only able to visit for a single day, often due to cruise ship time constraints, work trips, or simply a quick island-hopping excursion.
I’ll be the first to admit that I was a bit hesitant about going on an ATV tour. We had our kids, 8 and 11, with us, and we shared one 4-person ATV. I was worried there wouldn’t be enough action and view for everyone. As it turned out, we stopped multiple times, so we all got to switch places. But it wasn’t really an issue due to there not being windows. The backseat was just as fun. Here is our experience on the Koloa ATV Tour.
