Guests first start the adventure by traveling to/from Cancun (CUN) or Tulum (TQO), Mexico. You will need to make these arrangements on your own, however of course feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns about your specific itinerary before you make any purchases.

Cancun and Tulum are serviced daily by nearly every airline with multiple flights daily to/from the U.S.A. There are multiple non-stop flights from Dallas / Ft. Worth and Miami (American Airlines), Houston (United), Atlanta (Delta), New York, and many more. Southest Airlines services Cancun but not Tulum.

Cancun (CUN) offers more flight options that Tulum (TQO) and will remain our primary point of entry. Guests are welcome to book flights to Tulum when the flight schedules allow, however there are a few stipulations to consider with all connecting transfer logistics, and additional expenses may apply.

Guests must plan flight reservations to arrive in Cancun on Tulum on Friday no later than 1:30 P.M. and schedule the return flight the following Friday no earlier than 12:30 (Tulum) and 1:00PM (Cancun) in order to make comfortable connections to the Club.

Ground & Water Transfers to / from Punta Allen (No More Bumpy Road)

Once in Cancun, guests are met by lodge representatives and transferred approximately 1.5 – 2 hours in a comfortable air conditioned van south through Tulum and into the park. The main highway from Cancun International Airport leads south at 100km/hour through the mega-resorts of Playa del Carmen en route to the ancient Mayan turned touristy town of Tulum. From Tulum, travelers enter the Sian Kaan Biosphere Reserve and only travel a few kilometers before hopping in boats for a smooth one hour boat ride in the lee of the Boca Paila Lagoon to the village of Punta Allen.

All guests should have water-friendly shoes or sandals and a rain jacket handy for the boat transfers. Water transfers allow guests to avoid the the entirety of the bumpy road to and from Punta Allen and Tulum. However, you MUST adhere to the 1:30pm scheduled arrival into Cancun (CUN) or Tulum (TQO) if you would like to take advantage of the water transfers.

Note: There are times when extreme low tides or inclement weather will not allow for the water transfers.