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Heading to Tulum in a few weeks, for 5 days. 

Top things to eat / see / do?

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Yeah, second that: rent a car. It is hard to get anywhere far in Quintana Roo without one, and parking tends to be easy in most places.

The cenotes. Any of them :) 

Also would recommend renting a bike or a car! Taxis are super expensive - I remember one was $80 for a 5km drive.

Absolutely check out the Cenotes. If you're a diver there are a few you can dive in (there is even one you can dive with an Open Water license)

Other than that, I just always try to consume as much ceviche as humanly possible!

Really good scuba diving if that’s your thing - cenotes, PDC bull sharks may be in season, and Cozumel

Having traveled all over that area, here's my recommendation: https://absolute-adventure-mexico.com/mayan-civilization/coba-ruins/#:~:text=Coba%20is%20much%20older%20than,Period%20(500%2D900AD).

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That place looks amazing! I know we visited some cenotes nearby, but I can't remember which ones. I found out about Coba from one of my professors who was an archaeologist. I was trying to get excused from class to go to Mexico and he told me he had done work there and to visit it.

I am staying in Coba at coqui coqui! any other coba recs?

rent a car (taxis are expensive)
bring cash
unless you are staying at a beach front hotel the recommendation is a beach club
to see: mayan ruins, cenotes.