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We hadn't heard one before either. So funny and interesting. We loved all the llamas and alpacas. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the great comment and info! I totally agree that you should be a strong or very decent swimmer if you go to the other side of the reef. We saw the signs and were quite cautious. We did get into a bit of current. I would definitely not go out there without a decent set of snorkeling/scuba fins. You can rent gear there, but we brought all of our own since we also scuba dive a lot. Our fins are quite large, but that may not even have been enough for some of the areas you are describing like the Toilet Bowl. Really good info. I hope everyone reads your comments before going there, but yes it is very safe on the beach side of the reef. It truly is a magical place. I would like to go ever further out next time, but will definitely do more research first. Thanks again!

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Oh really? I'm so sorry. I try to pronounce everything as best I can. Certainly did not mean to offend anyone.

This was just one day out of two weeks. Every day was packed with adventure. So much to see and do around the Cusco area of Peru. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Such an interesting place.

Thanks for watching!

You would probably fly into Nairobi then take some kind of transportation (taxi, shuttle, safari service) to Naivasha. The price of the hotel would include seeing the animals there, but it isn't what I would consider an actual safari. More just a hotel with animals around it. You can go over to Lake Naivasha and explore the lake and island which would be more like a safari. That costs extra, but is not very expensive. Naivasha Sopa Resort is very nice and you can get quite close to the animals. Let me know if you have any other questions.

@@ChrisChrisman thank you so much dear I so much gratitude to you. 🙏🙏🙏🩵🩵🩵💚💚💚

Those stairs were really sketchy! I'm glad there was a different way down...through the cave and that was it's own adventure. Thanks Gasper!

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Actually it can be very dangerous.

There really are some awesome views from that mountain.

Completely agree that it can be very dangerous. Definitely take your time and be careful if you do this hike.

Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy the channel. It definitely tested our bravery...or at least mine. I just tried not to look down on that staircase :) Thanks for coming along on the journey!

Enjoy!

​@@ChrisChrisman4:10/4:57/5:14/5:50 lol omg on the way down I'd have to crawl backwards lol and 8:04 omg Wonderful experience though. I really enjoyed watching, from here lol. Kudos and congrats on the exciting lives you guys are living. Keep it going!

Glad you enjoyed watching, from there 😂😂. It really was scary. Made it feel like a good achievement. Thanks so much for your support and positive comments! Hopefully we can keep this up for a long time :)

@@ChrisChrisman no problem, I enjoyed the experience. Subbed yesterday

Yep, you think you have made it to the top, then get to those stairs. They really were scary! There are some grassy areas by the stairs, but they aren't big enough to catch you if you really started falling. Good adventure, though!

We do a lot of crazy stuff, but that really did test my resolve. That was no act :) About half way up you see just how far you have left and have to make a choice. But those kinds of hikes always leave the best memories. So glad we did it. I'd possibly do it again. I just put out a Stairs of Death video of a hike near Machu Picchu that had some scary moments (ua-cam.com/video/o_uiKTyDZ2o/v-deo.html), but it was still not as scary as this hike. Take care and thanks for visiting!

@@ChrisChrisman lol I'll check it out. I enjoy genuine reactions. Thanks

We really enjoyed it. Most of our diving is in the ocean on organized tours so it was good practice to do the dive by ourselves. The facilities were nice, too. Would love to go back. Thanks for visiting.

That does say it all! We really need to get back there. Yeah it is very easy to get to the beach and lots of places to access it. We were there at the height of Covid so I bet there are many more places to eat and visit now. Thank you for your comment!

Thanks for watching this series! I'll try to get all your questions answered.

We did not fish, but it does look like you can fish there although you may not be able to keep the fish. There also looks like fly fishing trips available. Lake Naivasha is a neat place!

We visited almost exactly a year ago. Middle of August. Great time to go. 1 night at Naivasha Sopa Lodge - $180 USD per person per night = $360 USD. Sopa Lodge was a nice place.

Machu Picchu and Peru were so interesting. Ruins and landscapes were awesome! Not sure how well enforced that nonofficial stamps are in a passport, but would hate to find out the hard way. Thanks for watching!

Peru was so interesting! Can't wait to go back.

It was an epic adventure!

Thanks for your support!

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I do plan on doing a short series of Amazon videos. In the meantime, I do show more of the frogs and some other interesting stuff in the second half of this video: ua-cam.com/video/-87RgfsyRNk/v-deo.html Thanks for watching!

​@@ChrisChrismanoh yeah I like poison dart frogs they're one of my favorite animals

Hope you have a great time! Wish we were there.

It was truly a once in a lifetime trip! Although, maybe we can get back someday for twice in a lifetime :)

Terima kasih banyak!

Great logo! Yeah, let us know how it is. I'm curious how much has changed.

I always hope these videos ultimately help people out. Thanks for your feedback!

You will have a blast!

Thanks so much Gasper! The video is a little wobbly in places, but I tried to make it work :)

Diani Beach was super nice. Can't wait to go back.

I love these Baja CA videos, but nobody watches them :) Thanks for watching and also leaving a comment. Water->Mezcal->Rinse-And-Repeat

Thank you so much!

Sorry for the late reply. Thank you for the great comment ❤ 👍👍

Thanks for watching.

Machu Picchu, Pyramids and many other structures have withstood centuries and a lot of them didn't even use mortar. This fort along with many others are very impressive, but not so impressive they seem impossible to build. With enough labor you could make as many bricks as you want I imagine. Also, the walls were many feet thick. I don't think the Empire State building would survive multiple blasts. I would say seeing is believing in this case. But, I appreciate your view point and it is good to challenge the status quo. History is written by the winners lol. Thanks for your comment.

It is a great place. Thanks for your support!

Thanks for watching!

It really is a must visit! Such interesting and unique places. Climbing to Machu Picchu then heading to the Amazon was two completely different experiences.

Wow, what a great place to live! So many good hikes and other activities there. You should definitely do this hike if you get a chance.

@@ChrisChrisman I will pack my amateur radio up there one of these days and try it out.

@@WH6FQE sounds fun!

I'm glad when a video actually helps somebody out. It's a great venue, but yeah, that sounds like a lot of work if you are coming all the way from LA. Hope you get to see The Stones! I bet that will be a great concert even at their young age :) I need to see them as well.

The bird crossing sign seemed a bit funny at first, but we definitely respected it and watched out for any hatchlings. If you watch part two of the video, we go birding and see a bunch of great species. So many different birds on that island. Thanks for your comment!

Thanks! Interesting...that might make us the same age :) I hope it stays in good condition there. I can't wait to go back. Thanks for the comment!

Boating with hippos is not something you get to do everyday lol. It was a great little experience. So many different kinds of birds there. Looked up later to see if those birds actually eat rocks and it appears they do. Sounded too strange to be true. Thanks for visiting! I've been working on a Machu Picchu video and haven't had a chance to actually watch UA-cam in a while.

Oh, that's great to hear! It was such an amazing hike I'm glad it is being well taken care of. Thank you volunteers! I didn't realize we did one of the hardest hikes in all of Oahu. We were definitely sweating towards the top. I'd say it's still a fairly accessible trail as long as you are fairly nimble on your feet. I want to do it again and see the new railroad ties. Probably much safer now. Thanks for your great comment.

We went during high season when prices tend to be higher. The safari itself (driver and game drives w/o tip) was $160 USD per person per day. The upgraded vehicle (see our best vehicle video) was another $1080 USD over the course of our 9-day trip, but you could get by cheaper. Rooms in Amboseli and Naivasha were around $180 per person per night including all food, but not alcoholic drinks. The room in the Masa Mara was $330 per person per night and also included food, but not drinks. As for tips, that's up to your discretion, but we left generous tips at the hotels and for our safari driver. For the driver, I think $20 to $40 total a day is recommended. I will say we left more. Our driver was fantastic and the great people in Kenya do not make a lot of money so we tipped as much as we could afford, but they never make you feel obligated. I outline a lot of the costs in the videos if you want to see what the rooms look like for that price. Let me know if you have more questions.

Would you mind sharing what you paid spirit of kenya? I watched videos 1nt in navaisha, 3nts amboseli, unsure how many nts maasai mara..4? I don't think you completed safari every day. Did you ask more than one tour company to quote?

Here are exact costs: 9 safari days - $160 USD per person per day = $2,880 USD. 2 nights at Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge - $190 USD per person per night = $760 USD 1 night at Naivasha Sopa Lodge - $180 USD per person per night = $360 USD 5 nights at Mara Eden - $330 USD per person per night = $3,300 USD Vehicle - Upgrade to a Land Cruiser = $1,080 USD We contacted numerous companies and Spirit of Kenya seemed to be the best value. A lot of other places were way more expensive. We are not affiliated with Spirit of Kenya at all, but I do highly recommend going with them. Hope this helps!

@ChrisChrisman thank you for detail. $8380 is an approximate total for 8 nights 🌙 two people. I reached out to Spirit of Kenya and received very quick response. I think prices increased a bit for 2025. We want 7nts safari and 3 nts DIANA beach mid August. Your videos were helpful. Great photos! I'm also checking out another firm based in the Netherlands. Hope to make decision soon. Happy travels! Monday I'm off to Bali then Thailand and a cruise on AMA DOWN the mekong.30 days.

Wow, you are quite the traveler! You would love a safari. It was one of our most favorite trips. We stayed at Waterlovers in Diani Beach and it was great. We have a video on that if you have not watched it yet and should have some more Diani Beach videos out at some point. Thailand is amazing!! Enjoy Bali...we have never been, but looks wonderful. Have fun and safe travels and let me know if you have any more questions. Take care!