Cheap flights to Tulum

The duration of a flight usually is determined by the number of layovers your flight has. It is also determined by the distance between the airport it departed from and its final destination. For example, suppose you choose to board a two-stop Cancun flight, with the stops being 1h 6min at Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau and 2h 58min at Denver International Airport (DEN), from Ottawa International Airport (YOW). In that case, your journey will last about 12h 54min. In comparison, if you book one of the Tulum flight deals from Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport (YWG), which is further away from Cancun than YOW, to Cancun International Airport (CUN), Cancun, your flight will last roughly 18h 30min. On this flight, you'll have 3h 28min and 7h 11min layovers in Toronto and Dorval, respectively.

It's important to note there are no direct flights to Tulum. This is primarily because the nearest airport to Tulum is CUN. However, there are direct flights to Cancun from Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YMQ). Onboard one of these direct flights, you'll land at YMQ after a mere 4h 30min. To fly to Tulum quickly, you can also book one of the one-stop flights to CUN. If you book one of the one-stop flights departing from Toronto Pearson International Airport (YTO), with the layover being a 1h 58min stop at Houston's prestigious George Bush Intercontinental Airport, your flight will last about 7h 53min before landing at CUN.

After landing on one of the Tulum flight deals at CUN, you can choose to get to Tulum by either taxi or bus. By taxi, it'll take you about 1h 40min to get to Tulum. If you decide to travel by this means, you'll spend roughly MX$ 1,700 (C$ 110). If you decide to travel to Tulum, you'll spend considerably less money, MX$ 315 (C$ 20), but more time on the road, approximately 2h.

If you're still contemplating whether to book one of the Tulum flight deals, you'd be making a brilliant choice by booking a flight. This is because, in Tulum, you'll have lots of fun spaces to visit. Some of these wonderful sites include Tulum Archaeological Zone, Paradise Beach, and the scenic Cenote Calavera. You could also tour the historic Parque Nacional Tulum, a well-preserved national park home to wonderful vegetation, beaches, and iconic Mayan ruins. While in Tulum, you can also enjoy the lovely seafood prepared by restaurants such as El Camello Jr, Kay Nah, La Fonda Tulum, and Sabor de Mar.

Canadians don't require visas to enter Mexico. As this is the case, if you plan on traveling to Tulum, Mexico, aboard one of the flights to Tulum, you only need a valid passport to be granted entry into the country. To avoid issues with Mexican authorities, you should fill in your tourist card and have it stamped at your point of entry once you land.