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Caleta Tankah

Caleta Tankah brings a coastal cove and freshwater swimming area into one visit. The combination suits travelers who want to divide an afternoon between sea views and a cenote-style dip.

Caleta Tankah

Why go

Caleta Tankah combines a coastal cove with a freshwater swimming area north of Tulum. Moving between the two waters is its distinctive appeal: the cove provides sea views while the inland pool offers a different kind of dip close by. It suits travelers who want variety within one shore stop and prefer a contained setting to a long walk along an exposed beach.

What to look for

  • Coastal cove
  • Freshwater swimming area

Useful to know

  • Check current day admission, pricing and sea conditions before travel.
  • Allow two to three hours for the cove, freshwater area and beach.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 120–150 min

World planning estimate; admission, opening, visit duration and access need checking.

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