Di & Ro's Wedding
August 9th, 2025
TULUM, Q. Roo
GUEST LIST IS OFFICIALLY CLOSED!!
Wedding Venue: El Agavero
Dress Code: All white & casual comfy. Sundresses, shorts, t-shirts, flip flops, sandals etc - you get the gist, no tuxes, fancy shiny dresses, heels and no hairspray.
MONEY: For US peeps, get your money changed at the Mex airport, or withdraw directly from the ATMs at the airport when you land.
PHONES: For US peeps, some of your cell companies offer plans for Mex (unlimited everything). If not you can download Airalo a SIM app with great prices.
AIRPORTS & TRANSPO
We suggest to either rent a car, or take the bus. In Tulum, you can rent a bicycle (get off your lazy ass and exercise), or a scooter, to scoot around
AIRPORTS: There are 2 airports to fly into: Cancun and Tulum International Airports. Cancun International Airport is 1 hour and 45 minutes from Tulum. Tulum International Airport is 40 minutes from Tulum. If you are flying from Mexico City, there are direct flights to either airport. If you are flying from the US, there have been some recent changes regarding direct flights to Tulum Please check with the airline to make sure there are direct flights from your outgoing airport.
TRANSPO: From either airport you will find both taxi service and ADO bus service to Tulum. Taxis can be purchased from a Taxi stand inside the airport. Tell the taxi 'Tulum' and give them the address / location of where you are staying.
The ADO bus goes to each Terminal directly. For the ADO bus schedule, click here -> ADO, and from the 'origin' window, pull down to 'Quintana Roo', then 'Cancun' and choose your terminal or for Tulum Airport, choose 'Quintana Roo', then choose 'Tulum', and then 'Tulum Airport'. For destination, follow the same process, but choose 'Tulum'
CAR RENTAL: You can find car rental locations in both Tulum and Cancun Airport!
HOTELS & AIRBNB ETC
We have compiled a list of hotels, on the beach, in town and also in Aldea Zama (where we will be staying) for you, with a discount & discount code. Just note, that there may be sargasso on the beach (AKA seaweed), so it may not be too pleasant.
There are plenty of Airbnbs in Tulum. Try to get a place with a pool - there are plenty of communal pools in the airbnbs and hotels. You will thank us afterward. Nothing like a morning swim or a nighttime dip.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Where Ro & Di are Staying
We are staying HERE in Aldea Zama. There may be some condos left in the building and are on AIRBNB. We listed a few for you.
Hotels with Discounts
We have put together some of our favorite hotels that are giving anyone in our wedding group a discount. Yes, click HERE
Hotels without a Discount
There are not too many hotels in Aldea Zama, but there are quite a few in the Pueblo (Town Center) & La Veleta! Just go to Booking.com for a buttload of places!
Where to get an Airbnb
We suggest looking for an Airbnb here:
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Aldea Zama - very close to us
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Town Center - pretty close to us
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La Veleta - close
SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
This is just a little tiny something or other to do together. BUT there are soooo many places to see and to eat at, so little time, that we only have this as a suggestion. GO DO YOU!
However, if you choose to participate in these shenanigans we will see you there!
(subject to change based on sargasso)
Friday, August 8th!
We leave at 12pm.
A day at a Cenote
If you need a ride, please message us in the group chat.
Yes. Click on the name for info/link
We will be heading to Cenote Cristal, on You pay the entrance fee, and we provide beverages and snacks. Alcohol is not permitted on the cenote grounds, neither is bug repellants or sunblock. They provide floating jackets if needed!
Friday, August 8th, 6:30pm.
Dinner at Palma Central
Food Truck Galore
Yes. Click on the name for info/link
Palma Central is a do your own thing and eat whatever you want. Communal tables, booze and all kinds of food trucks to choose from.
Sunday, August 9th, 12:30pm the day after, crudo lunch
We will meet at El Camello at for ceviches, caldo de mariscos, fried fish, cold beers etc. They will give us seperate checks, so you order what you like!
GRUB
You can find libations at these places too! (click on each photo for info)
BOOZE
You can find snacks and meals at these places too! (click on each photo for info)
SEE & DO
Lot's of things to keep you occupied before and after the wedding! Here are a few places that you may want to check out.
We didn't add any links to these: Google mofos.
Cenotes
There are several Cenotes to visit! We recommend Gran Cenote, Atkun Chen & Mariposa Cenote.
Snorkeling
There are several snorkeling tours available online, or you can go to Playa Xpu ha, or Cozumel Island.
Island Visit
There are 2 amazing islands to visit, Isle Mujeres and Cozumel. Take a day and enjoy !
Visit a Mercado
There's a small Mercado in Tulum you can visit for produce and restaurants. There is also a mercado an hour away at Felipe Carrillo Puerto where you can find restaurants, produce and crafts
Ruins
Several tours can take you to Chichen Itza or Tulum Ruins, or you can go on an adventure on your own!
Playa del Carmen
Just 45 minutes away from Tulum, with tons of stores, restaurants, nightlife and bars, you won't be bored taking a day trip or night trip here!
Swim with the Dolphins
Located in Akumal, 10 minutes from Tulum, lies Dolphin Discovery Akumal. Here you can swim with the Dolphins!
Hang with Monkeys
Yes, monkeys. They also have many other rescued animals. This sanctuary is located in Akumal, and you can choose different tour combos, including ATV, Cenotes and more!
Muyil River Float
Float down the magical turquoise lagoon floating, through Mayan canals and mangroves. Just 15 minutes from Tulum.
BEACH CLUBS
Please note - there is a LOT of sargasso. That said, some days it's not too bad, and some days are horrific. Rumors say that in August there will be a bit of relief. However, for a great beach day, Cozumel or Isle Mujeres are great day trips to enjoy the beach! Otherwise, cenotes and pools!
Chichi and good music. The food is good, the beach is gorgeous, and there isn't any loud electronic music penetrating every orifice.
Super hip & cool, and is part of the Gitano resto/club gang. Definitely worth the visit.
Stoned waiters, cheap tacos & beers, the owner's dog has the run of the show, and great day time bands.
This spot is quintessential Tulum. Even if you go for a bite to eat or a bevvy, definitely check it out.
Chic, fun, joy in the sun. That's all I got.
Great beach bar, Taco Thursdays, and Street Food Sundays, why wouldn't you go?
Papaya Playa Project
Iconic and pricey, worth the visit. You may need to make a ressie for the beach club.
Cool vibes, food, and pretty people. But then again, Tulum is all pretty people.
Chiringuito Tulum
We love it here when there isn't a shit ton of sargasso. The end.
