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| Tolan is located on six hundred and sixty feet of beach front where you can sunbathe, swim, go for long walks, read, take photographs or simply relax.
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other on-site free activities include:
- Kayaking (equipment provided): Kayak to the Cuban shipwreck visible from Tolán’s campsite.
- Snorkeling (bring your own mask snorkel and fins): Enjoy the world’s second largest coastal barrier reef, the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. Sian Ka’an is the most important coastal protected area in Mexico.
- Beach combing and Sea Beans: Sea Beans are tropical seeds that wash up on shore and there are hundreds of varieties.
- Star gazing: due to no light pollution in the reserve, the night sky is unique. It’s not uncommon to see shooting stars and the milky way. Bring binoculars or telescopes if you are a serious aficionado.
- Perfecting hammock skills: Enjoy our hammock area for the perfect afternoon nap or reading.
- Movie night: We have the projection of a movie one night during your stay.
activities with extra charge:
- Private yoga session: if you want to perfect your yoga practice you can arrange for private lessons.
- Massage sessions: local massage sessions are provided twice a week with prior arrangements.
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suggested off-site activities:
These activities are located in the Costa Maya region and would be an option for you to tack on either side of your trip. Plan in advance with your local travel agency.
- Visit Important Mayan archeological sites such as Chichen Itza, Tulum, Chacchoben, Coba, Kohunlich.
- Visit Cenotes: a deep natural pit or sinkhole, characteristic of Mexico and Central America, resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath. Especially associated with the Yucatán Peninsula and some nearby caribbean islands, cenotes were sometimes used by the ancient mayans for sacrificial offerings.
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