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at Soliman Bay

Jon and Colleen

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Entrance into Mexico
You must present a passport or birth certificate with the raised county seal (no photo copies) and photo i.d. ...
Arrival in Mexico
You will first present your papers at Immigration, then pick up your luggage. You will then proceed to ...
What to Pack
Bathing Suits, Sunglasses, Suntan Lotion, Sun Hat and a Lightweight Windbreaker, Sweater or Shawl ...
Ladies
One or two casual sundresses or skirts if you like to dress up for dinner. (you can buy colorful  ...
Location of Pemex Gas Stations Puerto Morelos, Puerto Aventuras, Playa Del Carmen, Tulum - Don't fill up your tank, request a specific ...
Money Tips
It is best to exchange your money into pesos at a bank in Cancun, Playa Del Carmen, Puerto  ...
Is the water safe?
Many people are concerned about the drinking water situation in the Yucatan. Bottled water is readily ...
Beach Health Tips
The sun can be very intense in Mexico. It is best that you use sunscreen before you even ...

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Allow us to introduce ourselves: We are Jon and Colleen White. We first traveled to Akumal and the Tulum area in 1993. We live in Alaska and it was time to thaw out for a Christmas Holiday…

Jon has an undying itch to build and is in the process of completing our beautiful log frame home in Sheep Mountain, Alaska. I have a passion for making yarn and cloth out of raw fiber and have made it into a very successful business. www.qiveut.com

Anyway, back to the Caribbean…
While snorkeling in the Caribbean ocean off a small boat with Carlos, the fishing machine from Aventuras Akumal, Jon spotted a whale shark. He was amazed, surprised, jubilant, excited and said "That's it, we are buying something here!"

In our explorations we discovered property for sale in Soliman Bay. We purchased a lot when the Bay was absolutely secluded. It has been grand watching it grow into a small community of Palapa style homes, and some larger, (but no condos in the Bay). In 2001 we began construction on our home and moved in by December of the same year. It is wonderful to have our home in amongst the Palm Trees. It is so cool and refreshing all the time. No need for air conditioning because we are set back and surrounded with so much garden. The tropical breeze and oxygen from the plants keep us plenty cool. We can putter in our garden. Play out front under our shade Palapas overlooking the gorgeous bay. Watch the sunrise, swim, snorkel, dive, kayak and people watch. We love the dogs who come by to say good morning and pick up a treat on their rounds. And, we love our wonderful people neighbors as well! We gather ever so often for dinners on the patio and discuss the news of the area. The community involvement is grand as can be seen by the rustic yet pristine improvements to the area. And we love the wonderful Mayan people who work and live in the area. It is a challenge to learn the Mayan and Spanish languages! A challenge we are up to exploring together and the Mayan and Mexican people are so patient and helpful in our endeavors.

We usually began our mornings sitting on the front patio with our coffee and in May we can see the turtles surface for a breath of air or the little Angel Fish come right up to the shore almost out of the water to chew on some treasured morsel. While overhead the pelicans are flying and diving down for breakfast. It is all so breathtaking! The sunrises are spectacular over the water each morning! It is a marvelous atmosphere to set up my weaving loom and spend the day watching the action on the beach and in the sky while I weave. And, the community is full of wonderful, kind and helpful neighbors. We are truly in love with Soliman Bay and the neighbors who make it a wonderful place to live. And just to make sure we enjoyed the sun from sunrise to sunset, we close the day watching the sunset with Margaritas from the back jungle patio.


We started a diary to share our fun with all our guests. This has developed into a wonderful itinerary of places to go and things to see. One of the first things I do when I arrive back in my paradise is to read the entries from all who have shared our home.

We certainly hope you have as wonderful an experience enjoying our tropical home on your vacation! We look forward to your entries in our diaries.

Saludos! Colleen and Jon


 

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