Chill in this peaceful, modern space surrounded by lush gardens in Aldea Zama. With marble floors and neat decor the apartment has all you need: spacious fully equipped kitchen, cozy living room, relaxing large balcony, high speed WiFi. The rooftop pool has an amazing view to enjoy panoramic sunsets, likewise, feel the jungle vibes in the outdoor grill area, yoga studio and gym area. Enjoy a walk to nearby cafes and restaurants, ride a bike and head to the beach or visit the beautiful cenotes.

Tulum is located along the Riviera Maya just 90 minutes from Cancun International Airport and 45 minutes from Playa del Carmen. Tulum has been recognized internationally for its gorgeous Caribbean beaches and fascinating archaeological sites. This magical town has so much to offer for every type of traveler: wonderful beaches, ancient Mayan Ruins, world´s most spectacular underwater Cenotes, Mexican culture, delicious food, great shopping and so much more.

At the heart of Tulum, you´ll find Aldea Zama, the neighborhood that has become the hot spot for savvy travelers, an ideal zone for those who love comfort, luxury, tranquility and all adventures that the Riviera Maya can offer. Aldea Zama is a trendy neighborhood designed to promote a self-sustainable lifestyle and a stress-free environment.

Surrounded by nature, Aldea Zama is the safest area in Tulum. It has only two entrances, which are monitored 24/7. As a result, this community is a tranquil space to stroll around during the day and night. In Aldea Zama, everything has been paved and urbanized. Plus, all the utility cabling – electricity, phone, internet – is located underground, which means nothing blocks your sky views.

Casa Serafin, in Aldea Zama, has a privileged location that will allow you to enjoy cycling tours to the archaeological zone, hotel zone, the beach, the Pueblo, and the majestic cenotes. Delicious restaurants, cafes and bars are also nearby. There are lots of walking and biking trails that intertwine throughout the jungle. While exploring these carved-out paths, it is not unusual to come upon a freshwater cenote, a Mayan ruin, or an exotic bird!