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| Soliman Bay beach
Peaceful tranquility is a good description of Soliman Bay. The beach is narrow but beautiful with fine to coarse sand and just a few rocks. There's plenty of room to sunbathe, launch your kayak for a cruise, or don you mask and fins for a snorkeling session. Many of the beach houses have kayaks and the bay has an outer reef break to limit the surf on windy days. Around the northern point is another bay with a small beach, Oscar y Lalo's restaurant, and a coconut grove for hammocks.  Sandy natural beach Semi private beach for guests staying on the bay Foot protection recommended for water entry Turtle grass beds near shore in some areas Periodic sandy entry points into the water Snorkeling and swimming when seas are calm, great kayaking Soliman Bay beach houses Soliman Bay snorkeling photos Soliman Bay & Tankah Bay more info... |
New "old school" watering hole/light food restaurant at the end of Soliman Bay, through the gate
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