Paradise Beach

Paradise Beach, also known as Paraiso, is a popular tourist destination located north of the Hotel Zone in Tulum. It is known for its natural beauty, although it has been affected by the presence of sargasso in recent years. Despite regular cleaning efforts, visitors may still notice some sargasso on the sand and in the water. However, many find the beach to be enjoyable even with this natural occurrence. The beach is free to enter, making it accessible for those who wish to bring their own food and drinks. For those seeking more comfort, there are beach clubs that offer amenities such as chairs and sun loungers for rent. The cost for these amenities can vary depending on the season. Parking at Paradise Beach can be a bit challenging as it operates on a first-come-first-serve basis along a narrow beach lane. Visitors who do not arrive early may need to pay a fee to park at a beach club. Alternatively, the beach can be accessed by other means of transportation such as car, scooter, or bike. Despite its popularity, Paradise Beach can get crowded, particularly during the summer months. Visitors are advised to plan their visit accordingly to fully enjoy the beauty and offerings of this Caribbean beach.