Playa Santa Fe

Playa Santa Fe is a beautiful beach located near Tulum Centro. It is known for its fine, white sand that barely sticks to your feet and crystal clear waters that allow for visibility up to 3 meters deep. The beach is home to a rich marine life, including schools of fish, stingrays, and even turtles. The beach is more remote and less crowded than Playa Paraiso, offering a tranquil environment for visitors. Wildlife such as iguanas can be spotted on the way to the beach, adding to the natural charm of the place. However, the beach does not have any sellers or vendors, so visitors are advised to bring their own drinks and snacks. Getting to Playa Santa Fe can be a bit tricky. It is recommended to reach the beach by bike, taxi, or on foot from the nearby ruins. Parking is available, but visitors should be cautious as some parking offers might be scams. It is also worth noting that the beach is about a 30-minute bike ride from Tulum Centro. Despite its natural beauty, Playa Santa Fe has some challenges. The beach is often covered in seaweed, although this does not deter from the overall experience. Visitors have also reported occasional harassment from people offering snorkeling tours. Overall, Playa Santa Fe offers a unique beach experience with its clear waters, fine sand, and rich marine life. Visitors are advised to come prepared, arrive early, and leave with plenty of time to return to their accommodations.