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What some local tips to enhance your foodie experience?
Let's talk about some highly recommended food options (in our opinion and based on Google reviews) that will NOT break the bank. We have lots of other recommendations for food, just ask us when you stop in!
1) Best street street tacos: Best Tacos Pepe (in La Veleta - Corner of C. 6 Sur & C. 7 Sur)
2) Best local eatery for tacos and sandwiches: Taqueria Honorio (in Centro - on Satelite Sur & Calle Sol Ote.)
3) Best birria tacos: Birria's Tulum (in Centro - on C. Bete Sur, just below the main Av. Tulum)
4) Best Asian dumplings: Wang Tulum (near Centro - on Calle Sol Pte., one block below the main Av. Tulum)
5) Best Pizza: La Pizzine (in La Veleta - Corner of C. 7 Sur and C. 14 Sur)
6) 2nd Best Pizza: Sexy Pizza (on the main Av. Tulum in Centro)
7) Best BBQ spot: Las BBQ Tulum (on the corner of C. Orion Sur and Neptuno)
8) Steak: Taverna Attillio (in La Veleta - on C. 7 Sur, right before C. 10 Sur)
9) Best Burritos: Burrito Amor (in La Veleta - on C. 7 Sur just past C. 2 Sur)
10) Best Chicken Wings: La Taque Tulum (in La Veleta on Palenque, just below Ontario)
Pro Savings Tips:
1) If you want a 5KG bag of ice? The cheapest option at 15 pesos is a place directly across from Birria's Tulum
2) Watch for sales at La Comer and Chedauri (these are chain supermarkets) for 35% off or buy 2 get the 3rd free on bottles of alcohol
3) There is an APP called inDRIVE that you can download to use the Taxi system. It's MUCH cheaper than obtaining a taxi the traditional way
4) The ADO business system is the best and cheapest way to get from the various airports, downtown area's or cities! The URL to book a ticket is: https://international.ado.com.mx (and it's available in English!). All buses are equipped to carry large luggage at no additional costs, have AC, comfortable seating and usually have in bus movies playing.
5) Looking for late night food delivery? Uber Eats and Tomato.mx have many 50% off or BOGO deals in the evenings.
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What are some of the basic rules for bike riding in Tulum
You are permitted to ride your bike (regular or electric) on sidewalks, designated bike paths, and all roads within Tulum. Safety is the number one priority for any rider. Since Tulum is a bike friendly town, motorists are very cautious of bikers and will always create space to go around you if you are traveling on the roads. Helmets are not required for any style of bike, even electric bikes.
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If I rent an e-bike, how do I charge it and how long does it take?
All of our e-bikes come fully charged upon rental start. Out entire fleet of e-bikes have removable batteries. We will show you how to remove the battery so you can take it up to your apartment, hotel or Air BnB to charge it over night. It is as simple as plugging in a laptop to charge it. If your battery is completely dead, charging time takes about 6 hours to have a full charge.
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What is the average range on electric bikes and how fast do they go?
We will use the law of averages on range as many factors including slope, wind drag, weight of the rider, terrain etc. all play a part in calculating the distance. Also note that the 90% of Tulum roads have a max speed limit of 35KM/h.
Our White Electric bikes have an average range of about 30KM before needing to be charged. This assumes you do NO peddling. The top end speed is 32KM/h.
Out larger black Moto system bikes have an average range of about 45KM's before needing to be charged. This assume you do NO peddeling.
The top end speed is 35KM/h.
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What is included with my rental?
When you are renting a regular peddle bike, we include:
- Lock and key (mandatory)
- Bike helmet (optional)
- Clip on front and rear lights for riding at night (optional)
- Rescue services for any malfunctions (ie. get a flat tire, no charge!)
When you are renting a e-bike, we include:
- A premium lock and key (mandatory)
- Bike helmet (optional)
- Cell phone holder (optional)
- Rescue services for any malfunctions (ie. get a flat tire, no charge!)
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Do bikes get charged for parking?
No no and no! Unlike renting a scooter, ATV or a car to get around Tulum, bikes and e-bikes are never charged a parking fee! All around town, you will find a spot to lock up your bike. There are many public bike racks available. Even if there is no rack, simply park your bike on the street and loop your lock through the wheel and frame. If you are visiting a beach club in hotel zone, all beach clubs have areas where you can pull your bike in for free and lock it up. If you are visiting Jaguar Park (ruins and beaches), they have many area's to lock up your bike for free.
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I want to visit Jaguar Park. Can I take my bike in there?
Absolutely! There is no charge for taking your bike in and through Jaguar park. They have area's to lock up your bike at each public beach area or at the ruins. There is no charge for this.
TIP: When visiting Jaguar Park and you only want to visit the beach, let the security at the front know you only want the beach. This will save you the 100 pesos entry fee. This fee only applies if you plan to on using their beach chairs or food/drink services there. Also note that you cannot take in plastic water bottles, food, portable music players, lighters, cigarettes or weapons. Security checks all your bags!
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Col Huracanes, 77760
Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
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