By continuing to browse this website, you accept the use of cookies and trackers intended to enable us to improve our services, measure traffic to the website, compile statistics and offer you content, services and ads adapted to your profile and interests. Find out more

Tulum
Hotels

Hotels

Flights

Flights

Tulum Weather February

Location of the Tulum is tropical climate zone with dry winter and rainy summer, typically with noticeable change of rainfall between seasons and insignificant temperature variance.

To help you choose the best time to travel, you can find climate data below on the weather in Tulum in February.

day temperatureaverage daily high+29.8°C
night temperatureaverage daily low+18.2°C
sea temperaturesea temperature+26.6°C
day lengthdaytime11.9 h
average monthly precipitationaverage monthly precipitation48 mm

High season with the best weather conditions for the beach leisure in Tulum are typically January, February, March, April, December.

Best places in February


Temperature in Tulum

In February the average daily maximum in Tulum is +29.8°C, and the minimum +18.2°C.

The hottest February day on record is +39°C, and the coldest +4.3°C.

Most booked hotels in Tulum

Search flights to Tulum

Best beach resorts in February:

Cape Town
South Africa

Phuket
Thailand

Bangkok
Thailand

Sanya
China

Pattaya
Thailand

Patong Beach
Thailand


Punta Cana
Dominican Republic

San Juan
Puerto Rico

Durban
South Africa

Panama City
Panama

Koh Samui
Thailand

Jeddah
Saudi Arabia


Daylight hours

There are 11.9 hours of daylight in Tulum in February.

Most Popular Destinations in the World


Sea temperature

The average monthly temperature in the Caribbean Sea on the beaches of Tulum in February is +26.6°C.

The water is not only warm enough to bathe in, but it is also possible to stay in the water for an extended amount of time.

Tulum climate by month


Precipitation

The amount of precipitation in Tulum in February is usually 48 mm, a negligible amount.

Caribbean coast
Beach resorts in Mexico
Quintana Roo