A Sanctuary of Natural Tranquility Awaits

Alito Hotel Tulum

How to get there

Address

Carr. Tulum - Punta Allen Km 0.47, Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico

Alito is situated in a breathtaking spot within Parque Jaguar a stone’s throw from the historic Tulum Archaeological Site.

Ongoing efforts to preserve and enhance the natural beauty of the park mean that access routes to the hotel may vary. We advise checking our Instagram or reaching out to our concierge team to confirm the best access point on the day of your visit.

Explore the Wild Heart of Tulum at National Park Jaguar

Venture into the serene embrace of nature at National Park Jaguar, a hidden gem of approximately 2,913 hectares nestled amidst the vibrant landscapes of Tulum. As a guest of Hotel Alito, you’re granted the privilege of easy access to this lush paradise, where the whispers of the ancient Mayan jungle invite you to explore and reconnect with nature. National Park Jaguar is a realm where the green foliage dances to the rhythm of soft breezes and the pristine waters reflect the endless blue skies.

Opening Hours: 8 am - 5 pm

After 5 pm reservations are MANDATORY to enter the National Park.

Entry cost

After 17:00 reservations are MANDATORY to enter the National Park Conservation Fee (National Park Entry) To enter the national park, a conservation fee set by park authorities applies. Your contribution goes directly to protecting this natural sanctuary. Mexican visitors: First night MXN $255.00 · Additional nights MXN $60.37 International visitors: First night MXN $415.00 · Additional nights MXN $120.00 By paying this fee, you help preserve the park, so future generations can enjoy it too. Note: Rates are determined by park authorities and may change without prior notice

More than a natural reserve, the National Park Jaguar is a testament to the rich cultural and natural heritage it preserves. It not only protects key archaeological sites but also serves as a sanctuary for diverse invaluable ecosystems, ensuring the survival of local flora and fauna. Furthermore, it supports sustainability initiatives, which reflect the ongoing commitment to preserve Tulum’s natural beauty for future generations.

After a day of exploration, the peaceful ambiance of Hotel Alito awaits to cradle you in comfort. Reflect on the day’s adventures as the sun casts a golden glow over the tranquil shores, the perfect ending to a day spent in nature’s embrace.

Important Information for Visiting the National Park

The National Park is a pristine, government-protected area. To protect its beauty and biodiversity, all guests must follow essential guidelines while visiting to ensure its preservation. Remember to stay within designated areas, refrain from touching wildlife or removing plants, and avoid leaving trash behind. Your cooperation helps us protect this unique treasure for future generations.

Prohibited to take wild species

Littering is prohibited

Give way to life

The maximum speed inside the National Park is 20km/h (12 mph). The maximum height of the vehicles must not exceed 2.20 meters.

Parking

Every motor vehicle must park inside the established parking lots.

Street trade is not allowed

No smoking

No Pets

Pets are not allowed inside the National Park

Control measures

Every visitor must always establish communication with the National Park management office in case of any eventuality or activity not contemplated in the present control measure.