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| Sol Caribe can arrange a wide variety of tours for guests, whatever their interests - birdwatching, wildlife, snorkeling, kayaking, fly fishing, Mayan ruins. One-day tours are run by local non-profit organizations and highly-qualified guides, and offer a glimpse into the intricate and dramatic interplay of nature and history in a unique ecological environment. |
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- Snorkeling trips out to the Meso-American Reef, the largest coral reef eco-system in the Western Hemisphere.
- Boat trips around the lagoon to mangroves and islands full of nesting birds (pelicans, ibis, heron, egrets and roseate spoonbills are commonly sighted, as is the occasional crocodile).
- Jeep trips to the Muyil ruins, a Mayan archaeological site within the Sian Ka’an surrounded by jungle, followed by floating in life-jackets through ancient canals.
- Lagoon and sea kayaking, solo or guided, using the resort’s high-quality fleet of new kayaks.
- World-class saltwater fly fishing in the Bahia de la Ascension (Ascension Bay) and Boca Paila lagoon: bonefish, barracuda, snook, tarpon and permit.
- Deep-sea fishing for grouper and snapper.
- Scuba diving off parts of the reef where permitted.
- Swimming or scuba-diving in cenotes (underwater cave systems).
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| Sol Caribe supports the initiatives of the Meso-American Reef Fund (MAR Fund), a conservation trust project of the World Wildlife Federation which promotes and encourages sustainable tourism within the Meso-American Barrier Reef System. |
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| Cabanas & Rates |
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| There are only four guest cabanas at Sol Caribe, perfect for enjoying the tropical environment in privacy and tranquility... |
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