Playa Paraiso is accessible by foot, bike, or car. There is parking available nearby. Some visitors mention a small fee to access the protected area of the beach, especially if arriving by car without a restaurant receipt.

While direct public transport to specific beach clubs might be limited, local colectivos (shared vans) run along the main Tulum hotel zone road, and you can ask to be dropped off near Playa Paraiso. From there, it's a short walk.

Yes, you can drive. There is parking available, which is often included if you have a restaurant bill or rent a beach chair. Arriving early is recommended to avoid queues at the park entrance for inspection and ticket sales.

From Tulum town, you can take a taxi or a colectivo heading towards the hotel zone. The colectivo will drop you off on the main road, and it's a short walk to the beach.

While the beach itself is public, access to certain areas or amenities might involve a fee. Some TikToks mention recent changes with potential entry fees for accessing the beach, even public areas, due to new park regulations. +1

Accessing the beach itself is generally free, but beach clubs often charge for chairs and loungers, or require a minimum spend. Some sources indicate a small fee for adults to enter the national park area.

As of early 2024, a set of sunbeds or lounge beds typically costs around 500 pesos, with no mandatory minimum spend on food and drinks.

Bringing outside food and drinks is generally not permitted, except for water in a reusable bottle. You'll need to purchase food and beverages from the beach club.

Beach clubs typically open in the morning and close in the early evening. Specific hours can vary, so it's best to check with the club directly or look for recent visitor information.

Besides the restriction on outside food and drinks, be mindful of bringing large coolers or excessive items, as these might not be permitted.

The entire stretch of Playa Paraiso offers stunning backdrops with its white sand and clear blue water. The beach club itself, with its loungers and palm trees, also makes for picturesque shots.

Playa Paraiso is excellent for both sunrise and sunset. Many visitors recommend it for sunrise, capturing the magical morning light over the Caribbean Sea. +1

Drone usage regulations can be strict in protected areas like national parks. It's advisable to check local regulations and obtain any necessary permits before flying a drone.

The beach itself is iconic, but you might also find unique photo opportunities with the beach club's decor or the natural beauty of the coastline.

Early morning for soft light and fewer people, or late afternoon for the golden hour, are ideal for photography.

Besides swimming and sunbathing, you can hire boats for snorkeling or to see sea turtles and stingrays. Beach clubs offer food, drinks, and relaxation on loungers.

Yes, Playa Paraiso is known for its calm, clear waters, making it excellent for swimming. The sandy bottom and gentle waves are ideal for all skill levels.

The sand at Playa Paraiso is exceptionally fine and white, contributing to its reputation as one of Mexico's most beautiful beaches.

While it can get busy, especially during peak times, Playa Paraiso is generally less crowded than some of the more exclusive beach clubs further south. There's ample space, and it rarely feels overwhelmingly packed.

The beach club typically offers comfortable beach beds, loungers, food and drink service, and restrooms. Some may also have showers.

The beach club offers a menu with good, though not overly original, food options. Expect typical beachside fare, which is a bit pricey but generally less so than at clubs further south.

While specific menus can vary, many Tulum restaurants and beach clubs are increasingly offering vegetarian and vegan choices. It's best to inquire directly with the club.

Food and drinks are a bit pricey, as is common in Tulum's popular beach areas. However, they are generally considered more affordable compared to some of the more exclusive southern beach clubs.

Yes, beach clubs typically serve a range of cocktails, along with other beverages, to complement your beach day.

As of early 2024, if you rent a beach chair or lounge bed, there is no minimum spend required on food and drinks.