Experience the Caribbean blue in a calm and relaxing environment.



Tulum is the place where the essence of the Caribbean remains intact, latent,interacts and accompanies whoever visits it; in each and every activity. The Mayan culture flourishes from the archaeological zone to the deepest part of the sea, accompanied by perpetual greenery and a millenary meeting place.With more than 3.5 million visitors a year, this destination has become a favorite of many tourists internationally for its cenotes, the lush jungle surrounding it, the ancestral archaeological sites, magical subway rivers, beautiful beaches, as well as the Sian Kaan biosphere, named a world heritage site for its biological diversity.
A complex of apartments immersed in the Mayan jungle to live the Tulum experience up close. Inside palms, trees and mangroves a new sensation in the development of Aldea Zama. Be part of the yoga sessions, bike rides or cool off in the pool.Live a unique experience!
Everything is designed to provide that feeling of nature, freshness and relaxation that characterize Tulum; we thought of what is necessary for a balanced life in a real estate development. From the cenotes and caverns, to the jungle and its experience.

Sky PoolYogaElevatorGymPrivate poolsSky barBike ParkConcierge24-hour securitySauna and steam roomCommercial area
THE PROJECT uses local elements and every little detail is meticulously planned, with woods and stones in smoky tones that combine aromatic and visual characteristics that will captivate your senses.

- Access controlled reception- CCTV- Property management
39 JUNGLE APARTMENTS1 $ 2 BEDROOMROOF GARDENSLOCK-OFF APARTMENTS

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SERVICES* Sewage* Electricity* Pavement* Drinking Water* 24 Hours Security

ROOMS* Balcony* Kitchen* Dining* Hall* Garden* Living

ADDITIONALS* Gym* Pets allowed* Pool* 24 Hour Security* Lift* Amenities

BASIC INFO
* Suites : 2
* Bathrooms : 2
* Condition: Excellent
* Antiquity : Brand new
* Expenses: U$s 0

SURFACES AND MEASURES
* Roofed: 98 m2
* Total Surface: 98 m2

Formation and Early History