Tulum, Quintana Roo — Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa confirmed that entry to Jaguar Park and its beaches in Tulum remains completely free for all visitors, following instructions from President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo. The only fee applies to the archaeological zone, where prices have been significantly reduced.
During a visit to the park to check on the experience of local, national, and international visitors, Lezama made clear that access to the park costs nothing. Those wishing to enjoy the beaches, walk, bike, or push a stroller can do so without paying an entrance fee.
Regarding the Tulum archaeological zone, she detailed that the fee for foreign tourists dropped from just over 600 pesos to 265 pesos, while for domestic visitors the cost is now 80 pesos. She also reminded that on Sundays, entry to the archaeological zone remains free for Mexican citizens.
Lezama added that the electric transport available inside Jaguar Park is an optional service, costing 20 pesos per adult and 10 pesos per child. Visitors may also explore the area on foot or by bicycle at no extra cost.
During her visit, the governor invited citizens and tourists to help care for Jaguar Park and reiterated that the state government maintains ongoing supervision at the site to ensure a better experience for everyone visiting this destination, which is known as the World Capital of Vacations.
