Tulum, Quintana Roo — The inaugural edition of the Mexican Caribbean Music Fest will take place in Tulum on May 17, 2025, offering a unique fusion of music, nature, and culture. The event aims to establish itself as a premier artistic and tourist attraction in Quintana Roo, drawing attendees from across Mexico and beyond.
Transportation Options for Attendees
Organizers have confirmed that the Maya Train provides convenient access to the festival from Cancún International Airport (less than two hours away) and Playa del Carmen (under an hour). The train station is located just 10 minutes by car from downtown Tulum.
For those arriving in Tulum, shuttle buses will depart from the ADO Bus Terminal to the festival venue at Zamná Park. A one-way ticket costs 120 pesos.
Schedule for Shuttle Buses
- Departure to the festival: First bus at 4:30 PM, last bus at 8:00 PM.
- Return trips: First bus at 11:30 PM, last bus at 1:00 AM.
Attendees are advised to plan their travel carefully to ensure timely arrival and departure.
Featured Artists
The festival will showcase performances by four international acts, including:
- Sting 3.0
- Aterciopelados
- Liquits
- Leonardo Prakash
The event promises a diverse musical experience, further enhancing Tulum’s reputation as a cultural and entertainment hub.
The Mexican Caribbean Music Fest 2025 marks a significant milestone for Quintana Roo’s entertainment scene, offering an immersive experience for music enthusiasts.
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