Tulum

On the eastern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, of Mexico, Tulum overlooks the glistening Caribbean Sea.

Your private jet charter will land at either Cancun Airport, just under two-hours from Tulum, or Cozumel Airport, a fraction over the two-hour mark and found on the nearby island with the same name.

Whichever you choose, jump into your private vehicle transfer and head straight to the city and towards the glorious beaches of Tulum.

This wonderful alternative to Cancun is one of the last occupied by the Mayans and evidence of their occupation is everywhere in the various temples and ancient architectural structures.

Before you start your explorations you’ll need to rest and refresh, so head to your private beachfront villa that includes the option of in-villa services such as tastings and spa treatments.

Or for a hotel experience, you’ll want to check into The Beach Tulum Hotel, an adult-only hotel with wonderful suites and rooftop rooms available.

Here you’ll also find a spa, wellness activities such as yoga and several restaurants offering a truly Mexican dining experience – perfect tools to help unwind after your private jet charter to Mexico.

If you prefer to dine further afield, you’ll have plenty of choice and if you’re a fan of fresh fish you’re in for a treat.

Book your table at Hartwood, with a menu that changes daily depending on what’s in season and what’s been caught that morning. All the cooking is done over an open fire. Reservations and walk-ins accepted.

Or for a more sensual experience book a seat at Caprice, a restaurant with French inspiration and where you can take in a cabaret show as you dine.

Wonderful seafood and delicious cocktails make this an unusual but tasty experience.

Tulum is a city popular with foreign visitors and it’s no surprise with beautiful beaches and the sparkling sea, but away from the beach there’s also much to see.

Nature lovers will appreciate the chance to spot manatees, crocodiles, rays and a huge variety of birds in the two lagoons – book a private tour for the ultimate way to experience the natural beauty of this destination.

For a dip with a difference you must swim in one of the underwater caves or cenotes and which the Mayans referred to as ‘sacred wells’.

From Tulum you’ll also be able to book several tours to historical Mayan sites such as one of the New Seven Wonders of The World, Chichen Itza a fascinating ancient pyramid.

Tulum enjoys a tropical climate with temperatures rarely dipping below 23°C, even during the winter months.

May to August are the warmest months and usually the busiest in terms of tourism, but you’ll be rewarded with warm days either side of the summer and well into winter – making it the perfect year-round destination to charter a jet.