Wednesday, February 01, 2006



White-washed walls, cozy sitting areas, refrigerator, AC, white ceiling fans, coffeemaker, purified water, cable TV and safe deposit boxes. Artisan-tiled hallways, balconies, wind chimes and garden terraces opening to a little oasis of coconut palms and bougainvillea. Posada Luna del Sur is a gateway that invites you relax, let go, and embrace simpler times
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Tulum is harbored in the Riviera Maya, Yucatan Peninsula. A quaint and unassuming town contained within the emerald green of tropical forests and the turquoise waters of the Caribbean sea, its roughly 10,000 people enjoy the gifts of warmth, friendliness and richness of their ancient Maya heritage. Tulum (meaning "wall") has remained largely shipwrecked from the madness of overdevelopment, the chaotic depletion of natural resources, and the further endangering of local species. Home to beaches of stunning beauty and to the achievements of Mayan civilization, Tulum is a refuge to the descendants of the Maya, to the imagination of poets and biologists, merchants and healers, and a peaceful resting ground to the vision of artists, explorers and free spirits
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Strategically located in the Riviera Maya, Tulum is 117 km south of Cancun airport (approximately 1 hr 15 min drive) and 65 km from Playa del Carmen. The archaeological sites of Coba and Chichen-Itza are wonderfully enriching and accessible as day trips from Posada Luna del Sur. The towns of Akumal, Xpu-Ha and Xcaret are likewise within easy reach. Please ask us, and we will gladly guide your passage through this enchanted part of the world

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Posada Luna del Sur is nestled in the heart of Tulum, where the soul becomes blissfully joyful and bohemian. There is a hidden rhythm to life here, and Posada Luna del Sur rises from the sands and earth of Tulum to flow within its cadence. Walk to restaurants, outdoor cafes, autouchthonous markets, small downtown shops and internet cafes... ancient culture of sights and scents and tastes anew. Posada Luna del Sur is a home for discovery of the mysteries and depth of natural resources of the Riviera Maya, and a welcoming sanctuary for peaceful returns


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