La Veleta · Tulum, Mexico
A quiet condo,
its own plunge pool.
Eight minutes from the beach, five from downtown. A spacious retreat tucked behind a lush courtyard — with a full-size pool, hammock, and nothing louder than the birds at dawn.
The Stay
Serene by design,
built for slow days.
Forget your worries in a light-filled unit made for four. Cook a slow breakfast, drift out to your private plunge pool, then wander to the shared courtyard where hammocks sway between the palms.
It's one of the few homes in the area with a full-size pool — and one of the quietest streets in La Veleta. A rare combination in Tulum.
Gallery
The house, in pictures
What's Included
Everything you need,
nothing you don't.
Thirty-five amenities in total. The essentials that actually matter, plus a few small luxuries.
- Plunge pool01
Private, steps from the door
- Courtyard pool02
Full-size, lounge chairs, hammock
- Full kitchen03
Drip coffee, gas cooking
- Fast Wi-Fi04
Reliable for remote work
- Air conditioning05
Cool bedroom, quiet nights
- Free parking06
One dedicated space
- Pet-friendly07
Well-behaved companions welcome
- TV08
Streaming ready
The Neighborhood
La Veleta, Tulum
A leafy pocket between the jungle and the sea. Steps from Calle 7's restaurants, a short cycle to Holistika, and a straight shot to the beach road.
Nearby Cenotes
Swim in sacred
waters nearby.
Tulum sits above one of the world's largest freshwater cave systems. A handful of extraordinary cenotes are within a short bike or car ride from the condo.
Cenote Calavera
Open-air5 min drive
A tiny turquoise sinkhole with a wooden ladder and rope swing. Great for a quick morning swim.
Gran Cenote
Cave + open7 min drive
Crystal-clear water, caverns, and snorkel rentals. The most famous cenote for a reason.
Cenote Cristal
Open-air10 min drive
A clear, jungle-lined swimming cenote with wooden decks and a relaxed, local atmosphere.
Cenote Escondido
Open-air10 min drive
A quieter, jungle-framed swimming hole with a rope swing and plenty of shade.
Day Trip
Chichen Itza,
within reach.
A two-hour drive from the condo brings you to one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Explore the ancient Mayan city at sunrise, then cool off in a nearby cenote.
Best visited early in the morning. The condo is a convenient base for a sunrise drive to the ruins, then a stop at Valladolid or a nearby cenote on the way back.
Your Host
Claudia
With co-hosts Marc, Florence & Luc · Speaks English, Spanish and French
"Our little jungle is the kind of place we'd want to come home to after a long day exploring Tulum — quiet, comfortable, and just a few steps from the water."
Book your stay
Come for the pool.
Stay for the quiet.
Reserve on AirbnbIf you have any questions you can email us claudiagabriela@live.ca