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Street art

the streets behind the main road in Tulum are filled with street art, with interesting pieces on almost every block.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Tulum, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Casa Cenote
Here the Cenote goes underground 90 m (100 yards) before the beach, and emerges as an 'underwater' water spring about 18 m (20 yards) of the beach in the ocean. Tanka III Bay is 7 km (5 miles) north of the intersection to the ruins. Take a cab. Great places to eat and stay or scuba too. One of the ways to make sure you also visit and dive is to arrange taking a diving course there and it will take just 3 hours in total.
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Cenote Aldea Zamá
Small public cenote in town with free access. Can get crowded with locals in the afternoon.
Daily 09:00 - 17:00
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Cenote Calavera
Small, clean cenote a short walk from town. Has a platform for jumping into the cold waters. Hammocks available. Provides life jackets, fins, mask all for extra charge. Clean restrooms and showers.
Daily 09:00 - 17:00
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Cenote Cristal & Cenote Escondido
In Cenote Cristal you have a nice platform to jump into the water. On the opposite side of the road is Cenote Escondido. Also nice for swimming and it has a rope to jump into the water. Maybe not so great for diving and snorkeling but a great spot to cool off and have some fun close to Tulum.
M$120