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:: Restaurant
Our restaurant, located on the Cabanas Copal premises, is open for breakfast, lunch and  dinner, 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Breakfast options include a wide choice of egg dishes, omelettes, quesadillas, fresh tropical fruit salads, and müesli. Freshly squeezed orange juice is available daily, as well as a variety of fresh tropical fruits blended with water or milk.
The lunch menu is simple: refreshing chilled soups and sandwiches. You can also request a b ox lunch to go if you are planning a day out.
Our dinner menu begins at 18:00 hrs. and includes a variety of fresh fish and seafood dishes such as lobster and shrimp, grilled chicken, and many vegetarian specials, such as vegetable soups and vegetarian crepes.
All dishes may be enjoyed in our comfortable open palapas.
The bar offers a variety of wines as well as international liquors and tropical cocktails, such as piña coladas and mango margaritas.
 Download Copal Menu
:: Bar TunTun
Our tropical beach bar is open from noon to 7:00 p.m. for tropical drinks, juices, Coronas, and meals by the sea. Stop by to  cool off on a hot day! After the beach bar closes, head up to our restaurant for a cool mango margarita with your dinner!
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:: Nightlife in Copal
Cabanas Copal welcomes local and international artists, dancers, and musicians to perform during dinner hours. We have hosted groups of dancers and musicians who have  studied African dance and drums in Guinea, as well as fire and stilts performers who have studied with Argentinian circuses.
Some nights we offer a full performance including an African drum ensemble and African dancers, other nights the drums will accompany fire jugglers and dancers. The show varies depending on the group that is currently working with us.
Copal is always open to receiving new groups of performing artists. Please e-mail us at
info@ecotulum.com if you are interested in joining us. We welcome musicians, dancers, and performers of any kind.
Please note that during the low seasons, we may have fewer performances due to musicians traveling during this time. |
