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Tankah to soliman - 2/9/2013 8:22:44 PM

SThompson

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Can you still take the beach road from tankah to soliman?

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RE: Tankah to soliman - 2/11/2013 8:58:22 AM

John in DC

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The road stops a little ways onto the Soliman Bay side, at the northern end of Paraiso Tankah. It's certainly possible to continue to Soliman Bay by walking on the beach, but you will have to cut across someone's property, which may or may not be cool.

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RE: Tankah to soliman - 2/11/2013 9:33:00 AM

SThompson

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Thanks John, it's been awhile since we've tried to drive that road. We are wanting to go to Chimicos from Casa Cenote without having to go back to 307.

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RE: Tankah to soliman - 2/11/2013 8:29:07 PM

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SThompson:

You may be able to get there by bike. As I recall the road was closed by dumping a pile of debris on it. You can ride to the pile and possibly walk the bike around the blockade and continue on. Walking the beach is much harder. There is a lot of iron shore, uneven footing and unnecessary distance. Also it appears that there is a nominal charge for use of the cenote. It is fenced in with wire and there is an attendant.

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RE: Tankah to soliman - 2/11/2013 9:22:12 PM

SThompson

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Billiam

SThompson:

You may be able to get there by bike. As I recall the road was closed by dumping a pile of debris on it. You can ride to the pile and possibly walk the bike around the blockade and continue on. Walking the beach is much harder. There is a lot of iron shore, uneven footing and unnecessary distance. Also it appears that there is a nominal charge for use of the cenote. It is fenced in with wire and there is an attendant.

Billiam

Bike? Oh no, we'll be in a car. Lol havent ridden a bike in years, not going to start now! We'll just go back to 307 and drive thru the security gate. But thanks for the info. What Cenote are you talking about? Manatee Cenote?

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