A Tulum retirement offers many advantages. The cost of living in Tulum, as in many other parts of Mexico, is significantly lower to what Americans and Canadians are used to from back home. And, when compared to beachfront retirement destinations with a beautiful, sunny, warm climate north of the border, the prices of real estate are considerably more affordable.
Tulum retirement is ideal for those who are looking relaxation, in a natural setting. The area around Tulum is still very natural. Just down the road is the 2,040 square mile Sian Kaan Biosphere reserve, where construction has been limited in order to preserve a pocket of pure nature. There are many opportunities to enjoy this pristine nature, such as biking or walking along the beach road, or visiting the Mayan fishing village, which preserves age old Mayan traditions.
Tulum retirement enjoys the benefit of a concept of development for conservation, meaning that while Tulum enters its construction boom, the beautiful natural setting and feeling of the town will not be lost.
At the same time, the boom is bringing new infrastructure, services and stores to Tulum. The new international airport, currently under construction, will bring more visitors and more residents. With them will come more conveniences. In the mean time, any services not found in Tulum can be found just a short drive away in Playa del Carmen or Cancun.
Many different activities can be found in and near Tulum. Tulum is the site of a beautiful Mayan pyramid complex, situated on a cliff overlooking the ocean. Also, the Yucatan peninsula has over 80 pyramid sites, including the famous Chichen Itza, one of the new Wonders of the World.
Tulum has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world (including the one between the pyramids and the ocean,) where you can go for a walk, enjoy the sun, or participate in water sports. Near Tulum there are many cenotes - confortably cool pools, which are access points to the underground river network. Ecoparks, such as Xcaret also provide an eventful day out, full of activities, and in close contact with nature.
This is only a brief overview of what Tulum retirement can offer. If you have not yet visited Tulum, plan a visit to come and see for yourself. You will not be disappointed. The number of Americans and Canadians retiring in Tulum is constantly growing. Take a look at our property listings, and contact us to help you find the perfect home for your Tulum retirement.
Tulum and Mexico in general, are quickly becoming a top option for retirement destinations for many Americans, Canadians, and Europeans. People are discovering they can retire cheap in Tulum, and in various cities throughout Mexico when compared to their home countries. Within Tulum, there is a community that offers many ecologically friendly experiences, an infrastructure that is receiving important quantities of government and private investments, and provides many nearby activities and hobbies.
The beaches in Tulum are the main attraction for people who come to visit and to retire. Starting at the world famous Tulum Pyramids, set with the backdrop of the incredible views onto the Caribbean Ocean, the beaches extend south towards the Sian Kaan natural reserve. Many people, many writers, and many a traveler have rated the Tulum beaches as some of the world�s finest. The wide, soft, powdery sands of the Tulum beaches stretch for miles and entice many people to walk, stroll, and participate in beachside morning exercise routines. In the evenings, the soft temperatures bring people to the waterside to stroll and enjoy the sunsets. In the Sian Kaan reserve, retired people can take on bird watching, kayaking, and even sail boating on the Caribbean turquoise waters or the bay of Espritu Santo. Within the 5,280 km2 biosphere reserve biking and hiking along the beach road can be enjoyed where the road leads to an old Mayan fishing village known today as Punta Allen.
Tulum is located on the southern half of a 100 kilometer stretch of Mexican Caribbean oceanfront called the Riviera Maya. Tulum has become more and more popular as a retirement destination because of existing and high investments and developments of it�s infrastructure. The Federal, State, local governments and private entities have been investing into the development for conservation of the entire zone. The term development for conservation outlines the importance the government has placed upon protecting the environment in midst of the boom being witnessed in this region of Mexico.
These are two main reasons why in the past few years a double lane highway has been extended from Playa del Carmen down the corridor towards Tulum. Also in the process of construction are two new bridges along this corridor to enhance and prepare for the increase in projected traffic. The Tulum area is also preparing for the introduction of a new international airport to be constructed on the outskirts of this city.
The region of Riviera Maya is becoming known as the Golf capital of Latin America. This title is being marketed due to the quantity of new golf courses being introduced to the region. Nearly 8 new golf courses along the corridor have been introduced including the Chameleon Golf Course which is host to the first PGA tournament ever held in Latin America. Deep sea fishing can be enjoyed from the nearby Marina called Puerto Aventuras. If you want to visit and learn more of the Mayan culture, there are nearly 80 ruin sites throughout the Yucatan Peninsula including the new world acclaimed wonder of the world, Chichen Itza. Museums, guides and experts are located throughout the region for further studying and knowledge gathering for the history buffs.
Walk Thru - Heliko Condos for Sale - Coco Bea...
Walk Thru - Sian Ka'an Condos Under Construct...
Condos Viliv Testimonial - Jared & Kyla - Pla...
Don't lose this opportunity! TOP Deals !
Copyright 2012 Top Mexico Real Estate. All Rights Reserved.
Playa del Carmen, QROO, Mexico
US Phone 512-879-6546
MX Phone 984-267-2449
