Azulik is one of Tulum's most iconic and Instagrammable properties—an eco-luxury village of adults-only treehouses perched above the jungle and beach, linked by rope bridges. No electricity, no clocks, no mirrors; guests experience total immersion in nature with candlelight, ocean sounds, and a cenote on site.
Azulik sits at Km 5 on the Tulum Beach Road (Carretera Tulum-Boca Paila), roughly 4 km south of the Tulum archaeological zone entrance and 8 km from the pueblo center. The property is an adults-only eco-luxury village of treehouses rising 10 to 15 meters above the jungle canopy and the Caribbean shoreline, connected by swaying rope bridges. Each treehouse is handcrafted from wood and natural fibers, lit entirely by candles and lanterns — electricity, mirrors, air conditioning, and clocks are deliberately absent. The design philosophy draws on ancient Mayan reverence for nature and is considered one of the pioneering examples of sustainable eco-luxury on the Yucatan Peninsula.
Accommodation comprises private treehouse suites, each with handwoven beds, open-air showers, and private sun decks facing the sea or jungle. A private cenote on the property offers a singular opportunity to swim in fresh spring water just steps from the saltwater beach. Dining is anchored by Raw Love, a plant-based raw-food restaurant, and Kin Toh, a spectacular treetop bar and restaurant cantilevered over the jungle where cocktails at sunset draw guests from across the Riviera Maya. A yoga deck hosts morning and evening classes, and the spa offers Mayan-inspired treatments using local botanical ingredients.
Given the off-grid concept, Azulik suits travelers who welcome a digital detox and are comfortable in a candlelit, nature-immersive environment. The lack of air conditioning is by design; the sea breeze and jungle elevation keep temperatures manageable. The guest mix skews toward couples, wellness-focused travelers, and design industry professionals. Rates are among the highest on the Tulum coast and advance booking is essential year-round, particularly for Kin Toh dining reservations which fill weeks ahead of time even for non-hotel guests.
Amenities
- eco-treehouses
- private cenote
- restaurant
- beach access
- no electricity (candles)
- yoga deck
Location
Carretera Tulum-Boca Paila Km 5, Tulum Beach Zone, Quintana Roo
20.1545, -87.4611 View on map
Highlights
- Cantilevered treetop bar and restaurant Kin Toh with panoramic jungle and sea views
- Private on-site cenote for freshwater swimming steps from the Caribbean
- Adults-only eco-treehouse village with no electricity, mirrors, or clocks
- Raw Love plant-based restaurant serving creative wellness cuisine
- Handcrafted rope-bridge architecture connecting treehouses above the jungle canopy
Tips for visiting
- Book a Kin Toh sunset table separately from your room reservation — the restaurant accepts non-hotel guests and fills weeks ahead
- Pack a headlamp or small torch; candlelight is atmospheric but navigating rope bridges after dark requires care
- No air conditioning is by design — November through February offers the most comfortable temperatures
- Day passes for non-guests allow cenote and restaurant access; book online in advance as availability is limited
When to visit
November to February for cooler temperatures; May to October brings rain but fewer crowds and lower rates.
Accessibility
The rope-bridge and treehouse architecture presents significant mobility challenges. The property is not wheelchair accessible.