Aeternum Tulum - 77780 Tulum

Is it possible to leave negative reviews because this place doesn't even deserve 1 star. It is disgusting! The people, the music, and how the venue only cares about money and is ruining the environment. I had the awful experience of attending one of their music festivals. The music was so loud that the earth shook. How said for the beautiful Sian Kaan filled with wildlife that this is happening. Turtles are supposed to be coming to this beach very soon to start nesting but will not be able to because of the lights and the noise. It is terrible that the government is so corrupt here that they will not even shut down such a place that is in complete violation of all of the building codes, and noise / light pollution levels of this beautiful area. And be sure to not use the bathrooms the septic smells and is obviously not equipped to handle anyones waste. Did I mention I saw people peeing right on the beach. It is these kinds of greedy businesses that are destroying the planet! Gross place + gross people!

A terrible place that terrorizes the entire surrounding area. The club was ruthlessly knocked into the nature reserve, despite protests from local residents and Mayans who actually live in harmony with nature in this region. The music is so loud that it exceeds even festival volume and disturbs not only people who want to spend a nice day on the beach. Birds and turtles, from the nature reserve are also threatened. The worst part of Tulum!!!! Don't believe the beautiful pictures staged with influencers. It's all fake - as is unfortunately the case in many parts of this former paradise. Anyone who comes here supports the cartel and ruthless greed.

I LOVE music but the location of this music venue is monstrous and disrespectful of the fragile ecosystem of Sian Kaan. I have been coming regularly to this far end of the beach for over a decade because it was a beautiful, peaceful, ecologically thoughtful corner or Tulum. This venue should never have been sited here. Shame on you!

A brash and noisy club disturbing the once beautiful and only serene part left on Tulum beach. Also been built very near the 'protected' biosphere land which cannot be good for the environment and the animals who rely on it. Going here supports the reckless behaviour of not protecting Tulums natural resources. It's sad to see.

Horrible service, music is way too loud. No respect for people or the environment. This place is destroying the ecosystem of the Sian Kaan. I visit Tulum often for the breathtaking views and incredible scenery and people. I frequent local places and people and occasionally hit the trendy new pop up places. While I do love a good beach bar, this is the type of place that ruins perfectly beautiful and flourishing communities. This represents exactly everything that Tulum does not want and should not be. Do not give this place your business. If you do chances are no one will be able to visit Tulum within the next 5 years.

Awesome place, it's a super chill spot with beachfront, I had a great time and it was lots of fun for me and my crew... can't wait until the next electronic music party. Hope you guys keep up the work. Cheers!

I visited Aeternum Tulum on Sunday April 11th for the excellent Locus Drum & Bass Festival event and it truly is one of the most gorgeous venues for music I've ever been to. Absolutely stunning views of the ocean, pool is great too, the staff were excellent and very attentive. At one point I ordered a drink at the bar and forgot to collect my change and the bartender found me and gave it to me (that kind of honesty is rare in Tulum sometimes). The drink prices were reasonable too (unlike other beach clubs in Tulum). The beanbag chairs abd platforms for dancing were all comfortable and made for a really great experience. It's a beautiful location and I'm very grateful that the organizers of the event I went to chose Aeternum for the final night of the festival because it was the perfect spot. The sound was good, plenty of space to dance, nice warm pool, beach - what more can you ask for?! It's paradise!

I have travelled many times in the past 3 decades to Tulum. The combination of natural beauty of sea & sky meeting and the natural kindness & humility of the local people called to me and friends and we returned almost every year. The recent demonstration of general disregard for our precious ecosystems is new and disturbing. No amount of money & power can buy or replace the natural beauty that is NATURALLY Maya Riviera! Hopefully that’ll stop!