We’re excited to introduce you to Jaguar Park, a place that will surely captivate you. This eco-recreational park in Tulum is perfect for nature and culture lovers, boasting an impressive 2,913-hectare reserve. Here, you can explore the Archaeological Zone, which will soon be connected to the Maya Train station, and a new museum dedicated to Maya culture is currently under construction.

Map of “Parque del Jaguar” Reserve

An Unmatched Destination in Tulum

Located in Tulum, Quintana Roo, The “Parque del Jaguar” is an initiative by the Government of Mexico aimed at preserving the natural and cultural wealth of the region. This park, which is nearing its full inauguration, promises to become one of the most attractive destinations for those seeking an authentic experience in Tulum.

Infrastructure and Accessibility:

Perimeter Wall: A Link to History

Jaguar Park is encircled by a 22-kilometer perimeter wall, inspired by the Yucatecan “albarrada.” This structure not only provides security but also connects visitors with the region’s architectural traditions.

Connection to the Maya Train

Sustainability is a key focus in the park’s design. With its connection to the Maya Train, visitors can easily access the park via a bike path, electric vehicle lanes, and a pedestrian trail. This infrastructure not only enhances accessibility but also promotes eco-friendly transportation.

Visitor Center Access

The Visitor Center will be the first point of contact. Here, guests will find a museum offering deep insights into local history, as well as an electronic bus hub that facilitates easy mobility within the park.

Nature and Conservation

Aerodrome Recovery

The former Tulum airfield will be transformed into a space dedicated to vehicular, cyclist, and pedestrian movement. This project respects and integrates with the natural environment, offering visitors the opportunity to explore new routes and discover the local flora and fauna.

Bridge

The bridge is designed to allow the safe passage of local wildlife and the movement of cyclists and pedestrians. This structure ensures the protection of ecosystems while facilitating visitor mobility.

 

Route of Vestiges

The Route of Vestiges offers a historical tour through walkways that connect various points of interest. Visitors will be able to enjoy windows to the sea and rest areas, all while immersing themselves in the rich history of Tulum.

 

Services and Amenities: Everything You Need Within Reach

Access to INAH (National Institute of Anthropology and History)

Access to the Tulum archaeological zone is equipped with comprehensive services that enhance the visitor experience. Rest areas, detailed information and modern facilities make the visit comfortable and enriching.

 

Service Modules

Service modules are strategically located to offer rest areas, water harvesting, public transportation stops, and shade. These amenities ensure that visitors have everything they need to enjoy their day at the park.

 

Beach and Ruins Access

At the main entrances, there are recreational spaces and service modules, combining entertainment and culture. Visitors can relax on the beach or explore the archaeological ruins, all in one place.

Experiences and Activities: Adventures for Every Taste

Coastal Avenue

The Coastal Avenue is a scenic route offering vehicular and cyclist pathways with pedestrian trails surrounded by vegetation. This route allows visitors to enjoy spectacular views and a deep connection with nature.

Bike Path

The 1.8 km bike path is designed with sidewalks, lighting, and signage, providing a safe and pleasant ride. Pedal while enjoying the panoramic views that only Tulum can offer.

Southern Access

The Southern Access is equipped with comprehensive services, bike parking, commercial spaces, and a lookout point. This entryway prepares visitors for a day of exploration and discovery in the Jaguar Park.

Tourism and Sustainability: Commitment to the Future

Activities for Everyone: Fun and Culture

The park offers a wide variety of activities for all tastes. From archaeological tours and hiking to lookout points and bike rides, each experience is designed to combine adventure and culture.

• Archaeological Zone Tour

• Hiking (Vestiges Trails)

• Hiking on Cliffs

• Lookout Point

• Bike Ride

• Bird Watching Towers

• Cultural Lighthouse

Park Services: Connection and Comfort

Visitors can enjoy well-maintained trails, bike paths, beach access, bike parking, and traditional smoke kitchens. These services ensure a comfortable visit that is connected to the nature and history of Tulum.

Additional Services

Observation Towers

• 4 observation towers: Panoramic views of various areas of the park, allowing visitors to observe and enjoy nature from above.

Bike Rentals (for children and adults)

• Bike rental stations: Distributed across different entrances.
• Bike parking: Available at various access points.
• Protective gear rental.

Commercial Modules

• 46 commercial and service modules.

Smoke Kitchens

• 6 smoke kitchens: Offering gastronomic experiences with traditional cooks.
• 8 dining areas.
• 2 restroom modules.
• 1 garden.
• 6 food preparation bars.

The “Parque del Jaguar” in Tulum is not just a tourist destination; it’s an experience that combines natural beauty, history, and culture all in one place. From its modern infrastructure to its conservation projects, every aspect of the park is designed to provide a unique and unforgettable experience. So get ready to explore, learn, and enjoy everything the Jaguar Park has to offer. See you in Tulum!

If you’re interested in being part of Tulum’s future and taking advantage of the investment opportunities available, we invite you to explore the Nativa Tulum project.