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| Valladolid | cenote's Posted: Mon March 26, 2007 09:37 PM UTC
Do they rent snorkeling equipment or best to take your own? regarding the 2 close to Valladolid.
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pfhouser  
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| Valladolid | Re: cenote's Posted: Mon April 2, 2007 09:07 PM UTC
If you are refering to the cenotes in Valladolid downtown, I remember you have bring your own stuff. But there is always a contact to ask for stuff to rent, I know somebody there, mm I must dig into my contact list if you are interested in exploring around.
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Gatopardo 
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| Valladolid | Re: cenote's Posted: Mon April 2, 2007 09:18 PM UTC
Here is again, there are about three well known cenotes in Valladolid, for Zaci, you have to bring your own stuff but I found the water was not really for swimming, not very much visibility. Samula and Xkeken are open to public and I think you needed to pay a small fee to enter, very symbolic.
http://www.showcaves.com/english/mx/springs/Dzitnup.html The people from La Candelaria hostel in downtown might be renting bikes or snorkeling equipment, could be worth to drop them a line, just in case, so you don-t carry all your stuff here and there.. http://www.iyhf.org/dba/hostel092614.en.htm Enjoy it!
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Gatopardo
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