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Great info! Thank you! I was wondering if we should try one of the other adult only resorts. We’ll stick with Royal Hideaway. This will be our, maybe, 5th time there. We love it although it could use some updating and as you said, better food. The food is okay but only some of it is truly delicious.

Your trip to the bottom of the falls made me think of the boat trip to the bottom of Niagara Falls.

I appreciate how consistent you are posting every week the different pueblos magicos you've stayed in, especially the lesser known ones.

So beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

I’m enjoying your channel and your journey to visit 100 magic towns in Mexico! Once you reach that goal, what are your top 3 magic towns, and do you and David have different favorites?

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everything looks too good.

Looking for an airbnb for this january, any suggestions ?

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Very nice! Do I perceive a turn northward?

Great informative video! I’m curious…what are 3 of your favorite pueblos in Mexico?

Yikes! It was not so cheap. I guess it depends on what you're doing. I do, however, appreciate your videos.

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Went there some years ago to visit friends who moved there. I noticed that a few of the people I met there were very into booze. Come to find out it was much cheaper in Mexico. The idea of hanging with a lot of alcoholics is not appealing.

We have been at many relatively big towns in Mexico that are very primitive. There's no decent restaurant in the entire town. The popular Pizza place just heated up frozen pizzas for their customers. Mexico is an experience, but those "pretend" restaurants I'd rather just stay away from. One town had the best coffee shop in town across the street, BUT they opened at 12 noon, so thankfully I had a bean grinder and brewed my own coffee from beans I 'd bought in Zehautanejo - it was amazingly outstanding coffee, so very please I bought those beans.

I'm not a fan of eating out so much, but I do like an American breakfast. I'm a bit lighter eater. The travel videos with a focus on the food aren't very popular for me - I do like the travel and touring experiences though.

Our house is huge so I'm doing a lot of maintenance and improvements; however, it's on track to be sold soon, so we intend to relo to P.V. once we are free from our work here. We have a smaller home nearby, but would live in P.V. This week I took one of our SUVs to Nogales Sonora for body work and, then, we will likely paint the vehicle with Urethane - some snowbird in Az. passed out and destroyed our front grill and, after 6 mos., we have the settlement to repair the car. Ha, ha - next door from the body shop the Mex. military were raiding a drug house, so I was waving at the military as they ran it with weapons drawn. I thought they could paint it, but they don't have urethane, so I told them I'll paint it in Phx. if they cannot - strangely, the price is similar either place so no benefit for painting in Mexico.

So pretty pueblos mágicos! Thank you for sharing 🙏!!!

Great video! What a beautiful town! Loved the dog patiently sitting by the meat counter, so cute 😄

Yummy carnitas ♥️!!!

Lovely town, thanks for sharing❣️

Really cool short video! Thank you for sharing 🙏!

I love travel with the dog!!!! In Mexico, I was surprised by a small boney black dog crawling out from under a car to greet me obviously distressed, so I went back inside to return with a can of tuna to feed the dog. Returning six hrs. later at 11PM the dog was curled up sleeping in my doorway. I took her in, cleaned her up and took her. to the vet. The dog would be ideal for a young child I thought, but she became so attached to me that I couldn't leave her for a second - huge abandonment syndrome. She's been with me ever since and has been AMAZING as a pet and as a friend - I believe she was a gift from God.

Beautiful video. Loved the murals and the vanilla presentation! No doubt, Mexico is all about the art!

Just beautiful guys! I can't stop admiring your adventuresome spirit as two gringos in Mexico! 🥰

As always, we love your coverage of the lesser known spots all over Mexico. A request to consider: it would be helpful if you displayed a Google map showing where the towns are, and also a mention of what time of year you are visiting. Thanks!

The infrastructure in Huatulco is more challenging, but meat in Mexico is all grass fed beef and not as tender as finished beef in the USA - still, there are places you can find good beef. I spend more time in PV which is easier given the strong expat pressence there.

I'm with David on the French Dip, so so difficult to find most places. I'm in Phx. area and there's an amazing Italian Roast Beef sandwich here, so I sometimes go there - after NEVER finding a decent source in CA. so helped promote the local restaurant for years already.

Next time try "El Almoraduz" in la rinconada. This is the best restaurant hands down! Provechito!

The "golf course" did not exist in Mayan times

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Mexico is running out of water …

Saludos desde Aguascalientes México

Thank you for all of the great videos over the past couple of years, it has helped us create our bucket list for Mexico. Your videos are well made and we watch every Sunday. Inspiration for my husband and I. We start in GDL in about two months! Very excited!

Excellent video! Cuetzalan is near the top of my Mexico list. There's a nearby pueblo magico Tetela de Ocampo that looks interesting. Zacatlan too! In other news: we got our Temporary Resident visas! We have until Feb. 9 to travel to Mexico to get our cards.

What a neat place to see. Great videos.

Thank you for a very informative and educational video. You did a great job of explaining the differences between artisanal and industrial distilleries.

Wow! Just beautiful landscapes.

I'm from San Cristóbal and I hadn't watched this video before, and everything that I want to say is that I enjoyed everything that you shared. Beautiful video by the way.

Surprised that you didn't like more restaurants.

Fue un gusto tenerlos en licores Yola... Saludos ❤

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Estos gringos a visitado huichapan.

What does Pueblo Magico of Tequila mean? lol people magic of tequila 😶 Its like word salad haha.

Puerto morales is no longer a tiny fishing village and it has become outrageously expensive 40.00 for 1 breakfast, eggs bacon roll and a coffee are you kidding?

Holy moley you guys...I must have said WOW 12 times in this one! ❤😊

We went to Cantona in early May, during a heat wave. We're both 70, so it kind of kicked our butts and we didn't see the whole thing. We hope to go back. The Tlatlauquitepec/Tetela de Ocampo/Cuetzalan area is high on my list to visit.

So cute! Pinky Drinkyyyyy?! Wanna go SOLELY for that 🩷 thank you for your videos 🤩

Thank you sooo much for your video. I so appreciate the intel you provide us!! For others, I am going to SLP in 4 days. My BEAUTIFUL AirBnB downtown will be $53 USD per night. I currently am living in Guanajuato where Street “Tacos” and the like are $1.50 USD and my Steak Dinner at a beautiful downtown Restaurant “Truco 7” was $225.00 MXP or $12.16 USD. Food prices in comparison seem really high in SLP??!! I will know soon enough. Thanks again for taking the time to make a video for us!!

Georgia and Dave..... is nice to see you are having a good time in Mexico. And it's great to see you finally in my hometown. As you have discovered, there are many things to see and to do in Orizaba. This city has changed a lot since my chilehood (belive me.... A LOT). In the 70's-80's it was not as touristy as it is nowadays. You videos have an excellent level of production. Congratullations for that. This video in particular brought back good memories..... See the house painted green by the Parque López (around minute 7:25)? Many many years ago, it use to host the "Gabriela Mistral Kindergarden", which I attended...... Thank you for sharing your experiences. Hope you have many more good times in Mexico. Have a very happy travel.