Mike
Contributor
Dear Mike,
They stopped the ATV tours years ago, thank goodness. I don't know what turn around you are referring to but at Hanan the "road" now comes to a complete (face in the jungle) end and is VERY hard to turn around in. That dead end point is a little more than 6 KM from Mescalitos. The small Mayan structure I referred to is more or less 3.1 km from Mescalitos. El Castillo which is north of Hanan, and very worthy of a visit I have been to only by boat so my estimate of an additional 2 KM was no more than a wild ass guess.
Dave Dillehay
Aldora Divers
PS Don't end your hike at dusk or after as the mosquitos there will stop biting only after all the blood is gone!
ATV to me is genric name for off road vehicle. I think in Cozumel ATVs are what we call quads

The tour we did in November was on more specifically what we call Razors or Mules

I think this was the tour we did
Cozumel RAZOR Jungle Buggy Tour - A Cozumel Tours Excursion
I don't have a picture of the ruins I am referring to. It was a low building set about 5 feet off of the 'turn around' which was just a loop in the trail (the trail keeps going), big enough for about 7-8 razors to turn off on and get off the main trail, the guides said this was as far as they were allowed to take commercial clients now due to restrictions by the government. It was almost exactly 5 miles by our speedo. (accurate? I don't know, it wasn't my Razor so I have no idea how accurate the speedo was)
The only other structure I saw between this ruin and back to Mescalitos was what looked to me to have been a more modern his/hers bathroom building that you could see coming around a turn sitting up from the beach but did not pass close enough on the trail to see it when you went by. It looked more like one of the 'slave houses' you see on Bonaire.
Something like this, but not as nice
