Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. When it comes to nightlife in Tulum, I really enjoyed a spot called La Guarida. It's a chill café with a unique vibe, and at night, a DJ brings the place to life. The prices there were quite fair compared to some of the other spots around. As for proper nightclubs, most of them are on the same strip by the beach, like Bonboneire, Mia, Bagatelle, Vagalume, and Zamna. But just a heads up, as I mentioned in the video, these places can be super pricey. Good luck with your trip, and viele Grüße nach Berlin! ;-) Zack

Heyyy, thank you so much for the awesome feedback! I really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts, even though I didn't ask-I'm glad you enjoyed and commented the video! Your kind words are refreshing :), i'm excited to see where this journey takes me, and it’s amazing to have support like yours along the way. Thanks again for the encouragement and for believing in the channel. Wishing you all the best too! Cheers,Zack

Tight budget & Tulum don't go in the same sentence. You might want to try Bacalar, Playa del Carmen.. But Tulum is extravagantly expensive for exactly nothing.

@@mrvv89 thanks, but as I said, we are not on a tight budget. Money is not an issue but if we get nothing in return, we don’t want to spend our honeymoon there ;)

Absolutely, Tulum is perfect for a honeymoon! The beaches and cenotes are stunning. I recommend renting a car because Tulum isn’t very walkable, and you’ll need it to get to the beaches or cenotes, or to carry heavy water bottles since tap water isn’t drinkable. Opt for an Airbnb with a kitchen for more flexibility and ideally close to a supermarket-Tulum has 3 major stores and many small ones, which you can easily find on a map. Also, bring any essentials with you, as some items can be pricey or hard to find locally. Trust me, shopping here is really different. Pack everything you need; don’t depend on buying stuff in Tulum or Cancun. If you decide to bike, make sure to pack portable front and rear lights and maybe helmets, since the roads aren’t well-lit or lit at all and traffic can be crazy. A torch is handy for power outages or when you are walking outside after sunset, and/or candles to set a romantic mood :D hehe, and a good book is great for when there’s no internet....or download some shows on your devices just in case or bring card games with you. Enjoy your special trip! <3 🌴💍✨

@@Mimi-pu3ltoh lol I totally didn't see the word NOT! Yes come to Tulum for your honeymoon, it definitely is beautiful but do keep in mind you will be unnecessarily overcharged by everyone and their mother. I know now you're not on a tight budget but getting overcharged simply because you are a tourist or might not speak Spanish, you'll have to like it 😜 but again, Playa del Carmen, Bacalar or Cozumel are friendlier options and make for a better overall experience. If you need any tips or recommendations, let me know, I live here ;) happy honeymoon! ♥️

@@mrvv89 it would be really nice to help me if you could! i am between staying in aldea zama or tulum centro ? i would like to stay at the beach and cenotes in the day and walk around the nightlife in centro for the night ? is it possible to walk from aldea zama area to calle sentauro (for example)? thank you . i hope you answer

Unfortunately yeah, there are other places in Mexico along these coasts that are comparatively budget-friendly and where you can get to know Mexican culture (not the capitalized version of it)