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Note: This is no longer the official website for Zebra Tulum,
and is only posted here for inclusion in David Barrett's website for
historical interest. Please go to
La Zebra for the latest, much nicer, official website.
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Tulum's natural wealth and ancient history combine to
create a region of unsurpassed beauty and adventure. Relax in the endless sun
and cool breeze of Zebra Tulum's remote beach. Siesta under the trees in a
swinging hammock, icy drink in hand. Or, with nothing more than a
moment's notice you can be swimming amongst pristine corral reef, exploring
ancient ruins, or even diving in Tulum's vast network of underground rivers.
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Zebra Tulum is set directly upon the wide, clean
beaches of the Yucatan's Caribbean coast. Wade and swim in the warm, green
waters, silky sand oozing through your toes. Spend the day watching pelicans
swoop and dive into the roiling turf, or perfect your tan on sands continually
cool to the touch. Wake up early to watch the sun rise out of the distant
horizon, or go to bed late under a brilliant full moon. Whatever your dream,
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Built by Mayans over six hundred years ago, Zama faces
the dawn's light, the sunrise for which this ancient city was named. Located
on cliffs directly above the ocean surf, these Mayan ruins offer spectacular
views of temples once host to fantastic religious ceremonies and opulent lords.
Walk the grounds and climb the walls of this incredible relic of ancient
MesoAmerica, a preserved treasure set amongst coastal jungle. |
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Due to the unique geological composition of the
Yucatan, the jungle wilderness is filled with underground pools of fresh water.
These pools, often only accessible by stairs or even ladders, offer the
adventurous an opportunity to cool off with a private dip in crystal-clear
subterranean waters. |
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Copyright 2002 Zebra Tulum -
info@zebratulum.com -
June 1, 2012, 11:18 am (UTC) |
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