article_snippet: I was also escaping New York’s brutal winter and after a quick three-and-a-half hour flight from JFK to Cancun, bootcamp base is just a 90 minute drive to Mexico’s bohemian town of Tulum - a decidedly more exotic getaway than Miami for seasonally depressed New Yorkers.
article_snippet: Or bike tour to the Tulum Ruins and Gran Cenote for snorkeling .
article_snippet: Mexico’s Riviera Maya is home to some of the most beautiful beaches on earth so Mexico’s
article_snippet: Riviera Maya’s not hard for every afternoon in Tulum to feel like you’re in paradise.
article_snippet: A 20 minute bicycle ride along the dusty beach road will take you to the Tulum Ruins, which were erected 700 years ago on the Mayan coast to protect the city.
article_snippet: Another short drive from the Tulum Ruins, which were erected 700 years ago on the Mayan coast to protect the city will take you to Tulum’s Gran Cenote, which is one of the most popular diving and snorkeling areas in Mexico’s Riviera Maya.
article_snippet: Day tours: Afternoon breaks from bootcamp can be filled by cycling to the Tulum Ruins, which were erected 700 years ago on the Mayan coast to protect the city, sitting on the coastline of Mexico’s Riviera Maya (pictured) The underground rivers and caves are over 6,500 years old and you’ll definitely burn a few calories while swimming through The intricate cave system.
article_snippet: And while myself and my fellow bootcampers aren’t exploring the bio-diversity and history of Tulum, myself and my fellow bootcampers are are working around myself and my fellow bootcampers are massage schedules back at the resort.
article_snippet: It is easy to become distracted in this avant-garde beach town perched on the Yucatan Peninsula, which is why the bootcamp schedule helps keep me on track.
article_snippet: Shuttles drive from Cancun Airport to Amansala Resort in Tulum for Bikini Bootcamp in 90 minutes .