Jaguar Park

Discover one of the Mexican Caribbean’s most important conservation areas. Located in Tulum, Quintana Roo, Jaguar Park protects more than 2,900 hectares of tropical forest, mangroves, and cultural heritage, bringing together three protected natural areas in a unique destination where nature and the legacy of the Maya coexist.

What will you discover?

• Scenic jungle trails.
• Access to the Tulum Archaeological Site.
• Spectacular Caribbean Sea views.
• Unique wildlife and native ecosystems.

Must-visit viewpoints

• Ka'an: A 25-meter-high observation tower with breathtaking 360° views.
• Sac'be: A scenic lookout overlooking the Caribbean Sea and Santa Fe Beach.
• Hunab Ku: The perfect spot to admire the sunset.
• Kinich Ahau: Panoramic views of the jungle, coastline, and hotel zone.

Complete your experience

Discover the history and worldview of the Maya at the Regional Museum of the Eastern Coast (MURECO), explore the park by bicycle, or use the electric shuttles to comfortably travel between its main attractions. Before you leave, stop by the FONART Handicrafts Store, where you'll find authentic handcrafted pieces created by Mexican artisans—the perfect souvenir to remember your visit.​

Admission Fees

Beach Access
Free admission for domestic and international visitors.

Tulum Archaeological Site

Domestic Visitors

• Monday–Saturday: MXN $80
• Sundays: Free admission

International Visitors

• Monday–Sunday: MXN $265

Jaguar Park invites you to experience Tulum through nature, culture, and conservation in one of the Mexican Caribbean’s most extraordinary destinations.