Capt. Jon
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Scott, I have emailed a friend of mine who lives just north of Mahaual. Asked him to see if he could find any information there about Xcalak. I know you can clear in Chetamaul at the airport customs station.
Leaving Key West for Isla Mujeres today
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Scott, I have emailed a friend of mine who lives just north of Mahaual. Asked him to see if he could find any information there about Xcalak. I know you can clear in Chetamaul at the airport customs station.
Capt. Jon
Guru
Scott, Here is what he sent me back. Maybe this will help others also.
"Look up XTC dive center in Xcalak, they use to do the customs papers there. If that doesn't work, let me know and I will see if I can find out. You could also e-mail Linda at Leaky Palapa (restaurant), she will probably know, since she lives there full time."
Hopefully this helps you out.
"Look up XTC dive center in Xcalak, they use to do the customs papers there. If that doesn't work, let me know and I will see if I can find out. You could also e-mail Linda at Leaky Palapa (restaurant), she will probably know, since she lives there full time."
Hopefully this helps you out.
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Sealife
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Well, we have had no luck verifying check out options south, so we will clear out at Puerto Morales and head south from there. Although we will be in Isla Mujeres for at least another week with thw weather down here...It's good to be on Mexican time.
Fairly active cruisers net here, tons of gringos in town, very safe and friendly thus far. We prefer the south end of the island, as the north end is very hectic with tourist, ferries, shops, etc. The prices are better on the south end of the island as well!
Fairly active cruisers net here, tons of gringos in town, very safe and friendly thus far. We prefer the south end of the island, as the north end is very hectic with tourist, ferries, shops, etc. The prices are better on the south end of the island as well!
The furthest port of entry south I'm aware of is Puerto Aventuras. The agent actually comes from Carmen so needs some scheduling time. Coming from the South, that was our first stop after leaving Belize. Excellent marina and resort there. Everything you need within walking distance.
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