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🎉Congratulations to Jasmine Kennedy at Dial a Flight! 🎉
She is the prize winner of the Discover Tulum with JetBlue Quiz!

A THREE-NIGHT STAY FOR TWO at the Amansala Eco Chic Resort + Spa in Tulum, Mexico!

Thank you to all the agents that participated!

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1. Mayan handicrafts

Immerse yourself in Tulum’s rich history through its handicrafts. Discover ancestral techniques and take a piece of Mayan culture with you.

2. Cenotes diving

Explore the sacred cenotes of Tulum. Experience a unique adventure diving in these natural wonders, windows to an underwater world.

3. Snorkelling with turtles

Connect with the marine nature of Tulum. Snorkel with turtles in their natural habitat and experience an unforgettable encounter under the sea.

4. Pyramids excursions

Tread sacred ground on our Mayan pyramid tours. Discover ancient secrets and marvel at the millenary architecture.

5. Mayan wedding ceremonies

Celebrate your union with a Mayan ceremony in Tulum. Experience a wedding full of ancestral traditions in a paradisiacal setting.

You can fly with JetBlue Airways from London, Dublin and Edinburgh and connect via JFK daily or plan an overnight stay in New York. It has never been easier to experience the culture and beauty of Tulum:

Schedule between New York (JFK) and Tulum (TQO)

Daily service

JFK – TQO Flight 2879	TQO – JFK Flight 2880
7:55 am – 11:15 am	12:45 pm – 5:55 pm

12 Facts You May Not Know About Tulum:

1. Tulum is the gateway to the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987, one of the most exuberant ecosystems on the planet that includes beaches, coral reefs, abundant rainforest, dunes and cenotes.
2. The coastal reef works as a barrier where ships would sink if not accessed through a straight line right in front of the lighthouse.
3. The Tulum Archaeological Zone is the most representative and famous site on the coast of Quintana Roo, due to its privileged location and the excellent conservation of its buildings and mural paintings.
4. The walled city of Tulum is one of the best preserved in the entire Maya area. Its present appearance is practically the same as it was seen by travelers in the 19th century.
5. It is the third most visited archaeological site in Mexico, with 1,300,964 visitors, accounting for 12.24% of the visits to archaeological sites in the country as of January 2024.
6. The Jaguar Park in Tulum will be an ecological-recreational park, a space that promotes cultural, creative and natural tourism. Some activities and services at the park will be observation towers, bike rentals, smoke kitchen, electric transportation inside the park, hiking, museum and a hotel.
7. Tulum International Airport is 40 km from downtown Tulum and is served by 5 international airlines including JetBlue and 4 local airlines.
8. The handicraft corridor is a route that is on the Tulum-Coba highway where you can see and buy handmade objects such as hammocks, macramé or bejuco.
9. Coba was one of the most important Maya cities in the northern Maya lowlands. Surrounded by five lagoons, it came to dominate an extensive territory and its 50 raised roads, known in Mayan language as sacbé (white road).
10. Tulum is home to some of the best holistic centers and spas, which have been catalogued worldwide as escapes conceived to pamper mind, body and spirit, through Mayan healing techniques and native ingredients that preserve the essence of the Mayan culture.
11. Akumal means “land of the turtles” in Mayan. This small beach town located between Tulum and Playa del Carmen is famous for its warm water and diverse marine life. Although there are more and more commercial properties in Akumal, turtles continue to visit the nearby beaches.
12. Some of the most popular tours include excursions to the lush Mayan jungle and Mayan communities, to learn more about their customs and traditions, such as herbal medicine, and to learn more about the Mayan way of life.