Day Pass in Tulum
A day pass in Tulum lets you enjoy oceanfront hotels, cenotes and experiences for a day with no need to stay overnight. On Superpass you'll find 13 options in Tulum —5 hotels, 3 cenotes, 4 tours and a beach club— with prices from $200 MXN per adult and online booking with an instant voucher.
Tulum is where the jungle meets the Caribbean: pristine white-sand beaches, turquoise cenotes and the mystical energy of Mayan ruins overlooking the sea. Its bohemian-chic vibe makes it the perfect destination to disconnect and reconnect with yourself. With a day pass you spend the whole day at a boutique hotel or beach club with a pool, loungers and the best vibe in the Riviera Maya, or cool off in crystal-clear cenotes surrounded by jungle. Between the beach zone and the town, Tulum offers two different worlds in a single destination.
What does a day pass in Tulum include?
It varies by property: at hotels the usual access is to the pool, the loungers and the beach, while at cenotes the pass opens up the pools and the natural areas of the site. Options like Roc Luxe Tulum, Aloft Tulum or Cenotes Casa Tortuga show the destination's variety: sea, pool and cenote waters on a single trip. Check the details of each pass before booking, because hours, inclusions and restrictions change from one property to another.
How much does a day pass in Tulum cost?
Day passes in Tulum start from $200 MXN per adult, and the price depends on the property, the season and the pass's inclusions. At most hotels you pay only a deposit online to secure your spot and settle the rest when you arrive on the day of your visit; your voucher is generated instantly when you confirm the reservation.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to stay in Tulum to use a day pass?
No. The day pass is designed so you can enjoy the facilities of a hotel, beach club or cenote without being a guest. Many visitors stay in Playa del Carmen or in the town of Tulum and use the day pass to experience the beach zone for a day.
What happens if it rains on the day of my reservation?
Caribbean weather changes fast and rain is usually short-lived; cenotes, being surrounded by jungle and partially covered, can even be enjoyed in light rain. If bad weather prevents your visit, date changes depend on each property's policy: write to us at Superpass and we'll help you arrange it.
Can I change or cancel my day pass?
Yes, subject to each hotel or cenote's policy. Each property sets its own deadlines and conditions for changes and cancellations, so review them before booking. If you need to modify your reservation, contact the Superpass team and we'll help you resolve it directly with the property.