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Maybe it's his place. lol You know 'he made enough money to buy Miami' and you know the rest.
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Maybe it's his place. lol You know 'he made enough money to buy Miami' and you know the rest.
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OK, did some more research, Punta Molas is an old lighthouse, the military used to use it for an outpost but I think it's pretty much abandoned now. from what I've been able to figure out it's a day trip up there by 4 wheel drive, the road turns pretty much into sand and it's pretty slow going so it takes about 3 hrs to get there.
I don't think that is what I've been seeing though, there is a small islet just of the north end of Coz called Isla de la Pasion, maybe the place I've seen is around it. still looking.
Yeah, Gordon, let's PM when it gets a little closer to the time and see what we can work out.
P.H.- I don't think that would be money "p#$$&d away", not in my book anyway.
I don't think that is what I've been seeing though, there is a small islet just of the north end of Coz called Isla de la Pasion, maybe the place I've seen is around it. still looking.
Yeah, Gordon, let's PM when it gets a little closer to the time and see what we can work out.
P.H.- I don't think that would be money "p#$$&d away", not in my book anyway.
Sorry I didn't pipe in earlier on this thread, but I've been away from the board for awhile.
You guys are referring to Passion Island and there are in fact tours there daily. It is privately owned and they cater to cruise ship passengers only. They take them by bus or "jeep tour" from the cruise ship terminal all the way to the end where there is a parking area. They then take a pontoon boat across the lagoon and spend the day at he beach where they are served a full mayan style lunch and activities are planned.
A friend of mine is one of the managers, and he took me out there a year or so ago. It's really beautiful and actually a couple of Corona commercials were filmed there a few years ago.
They used to offer the tours at the hotel, but it wasn't a big seller, so they started focusing on the cruisers and the ship sells the tour.
If you wanted to go out there., you could drive a jeepall the way until the dirt road that goes north past the golf course ends...then see if they will let you go...but you would spend the day with 100 or so of your closest pod friends
You guys are referring to Passion Island and there are in fact tours there daily. It is privately owned and they cater to cruise ship passengers only. They take them by bus or "jeep tour" from the cruise ship terminal all the way to the end where there is a parking area. They then take a pontoon boat across the lagoon and spend the day at he beach where they are served a full mayan style lunch and activities are planned.
A friend of mine is one of the managers, and he took me out there a year or so ago. It's really beautiful and actually a couple of Corona commercials were filmed there a few years ago.
They used to offer the tours at the hotel, but it wasn't a big seller, so they started focusing on the cruisers and the ship sells the tour.
If you wanted to go out there., you could drive a jeepall the way until the dirt road that goes north past the golf course ends...then see if they will let you go...but you would spend the day with 100 or so of your closest pod friends
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Christi:Sorry I didn't pipe in earlier on this thread, but I've been away from the board for awhile.
You guys are referring to Passion Island and there are in fact tours there daily. It is privately owned and they cater to cruise ship passengers only. They take them by bus or "jeep tour" from the cruise ship terminal all the way to the end where there is a parking area. They then take a pontoon boat across the lagoon and spend the day at he beach where they are served a full mayan style lunch and activities are planned.
A friend of mine is one of the managers, and he took me out there a year or so ago. It's really beautiful and actually a couple of Corona commercials were filmed there a few years ago.
They used to offer the tours at the hotel, but it wasn't a big seller, so they started focusing on the cruisers and the ship sells the tour.
If you wanted to go out there., you could drive a jeepall the way until the dirt road that goes north past the golf course ends...then see if they will let you go...but you would spend the day with 100 or so of your closest pod friends
Hey the more POD people they keep away the better
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sharky60
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thankx Christi, it always helps to have a local around!!!!!I was starting to think it must be Passion Island, and some private thing.
Word's around it's your Birthday, have a happy and safe one and many more!
Christi:Sorry I didn't pipe in earlier on this thread, but I've been away from the board for awhile.
You guys are referring to Passion Island and there are in fact tours there daily. It is privately owned and they cater to cruise ship passengers only. They take them by bus or "jeep tour" from the cruise ship terminal all the way to the end where there is a parking area. They then take a pontoon boat across the lagoon and spend the day at he beach where they are served a full mayan style lunch and activities are planned.
A friend of mine is one of the managers, and he took me out there a year or so ago. It's really beautiful and actually a couple of Corona commercials were filmed there a few years ago.
They used to offer the tours at the hotel, but it wasn't a big seller, so they started focusing on the cruisers and the ship sells the tour.
If you wanted to go out there., you could drive a jeepall the way until the dirt road that goes north past the golf course ends...then see if they will let you go...but you would spend the day with 100 or so of your closest pod friends
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