Truly appreciate you doing these videos about the Ultimate World Cruise. I have watched every episode so far and plan to continue to follow you throughout the entire world cruise. You do a great job. My wife and I and our two year old twins would like to do what you are doing someday. Thanks so much for taking us around the world with you!
We are looking at many days at sea from L.A. to Hawaii and then on down to the south pacific and plan to do more "on the ship" and "back story" about us then.
It's nice that you are just exploring and seeing the 'real' places rather than all tourist excursions - it's so interesting. Looking forward to the next instalment!
Thanks for taking me along on your trip of a lifetime! Loved seeing Valparaiso, brings back lots of memories from when I visited a few years ago. Great haircut! Greetings from the Netherlands.
Through your videos, Bob Allen’s videos and the empty nester videos. I am getting to experience something I never would be able to. Please keep up the good work. You were blessed to be able to take this cruise, but even more blessed because you are sharing it. The street art is wonderful. More city should do this because research shows that it cuts down on graffiti or tagging people respect the work of an artist.
We are thoroughly enjoying your videos. We have visited quite a few cruise ports around the world but not on a world cruise. Your presentation is superb and very educational. Keep up the good work and we look forward to seeing more of your videos!
Hubby and I agree, Z got an awesome haircut! Thank you for the street tour. I wrote down Mario Celedon to find out more about him later; seems like he is a pretty significant artist! Thank you! Can’t wait until your next episode!
you're back home now we think, but we are enjoying you world crise videos immensely. Thank you so much...and how did you do such professional work while on a cruise! Great job.
Yes, we’re finally back home, but we still have over 20 videos from the cruise to post! After Europe, with a new port almost every day, we fell behind on production, but we’re working hard to catch up before the end of the month. Thanks so much for your support, and we’re glad you’re enjoying the videos!
There are ATM's at most cruise port terminals. We haven't needed to use it. Most places take USD, we always ask but to get the best exchange rates it is best to find a Money Exchange house in the city and compare rates. Most vendors and restaurants take debit/credit cards but vendors on the street on at outdoor markets like local currency.
Such fun.....Are you two retired school teachers by chance....You do such a good job explaining things.....And its nice to see you did not loose your funk.......
Thank you for your compliment on our story telling. We enjoy sharing with others what we are seeing and experiencing the places we visit. Just explaining things as if we are telling our best friends. Loved this funky cool city. It deserves a longer visit and more exploring.
I am from North Caroling and we love to cruise just not able to take longer trips because not retired yet and I am loving exploring with the world with you guys. Your videos are great with such detail and looking forward to many more. By the way since it is my profession he did get a good haircut.
We saw so many funky cool coffee shops and restaurants there on the hill with fantastic views. Just no time on a one day walk. Would be fun to stay there a few days though.
I always look forward to your videos. Thank you for sharing your awesome adventures! ❤ I'm living vicariously through you guys hoping someday I can do the same with my husband.
Love seeing your tours on the stops! Curious about currency at all the different countries your visiting. What do you do when visiting the local restaurants etc?
Most countries and restaurants take debit/credit cards which is nice if we don't have the currency. We use Uber off the ship if we don't have the local currency for a taxi. We find it is better to use their local currency especially for exchange rates.
I felt like I was walking the streets with you guys. I appreciate that you aren't 'with the crowd' kind of travelers and like to do your own thing. Another question for you. What editing software do you use for your videos or is it all done 'in camera.?' Also, do you upload to UA-cam on the ship or use the internet when you get to a port? Just curious. I know it takes a lot of work but at day 18 you still look like you are having fun. Nice haircut by the way.
We enjoy the exploration, not knowing what is next or right around the corner. The surprise we might find or the interesting meal. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for many more great ports of call.
Don't go. Trust me. I live in the next city of Viña del Mar. Valparaiso is too dangerous. Robberies at knife point every day. No police presence. You're lucky you got out without getting hurt.
I really enjoy your videos, especially your maps and graphics but I have to say, I would have just given the cab driver the $10. The average Valparaiso cab driver makes about $500 American dollars a month. You are on a world cruise that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars... I think you could spare a fiver.
@helenmulvihill2997...Giving away money like candy just because you are American is arrogant and teaches people to beg and expect American style tips. Don't do that if you travel abroad.
@@bztravel Just the limitation of this kind of travel without a guide. Some obvious cultural references were missed or were wrong. Nice videography though. Enjoy your travels.
You make very interesting documentaries
Truly appreciate you doing these videos about the Ultimate World Cruise. I have watched every episode so far and plan to continue to follow you throughout the entire world cruise. You do a great job. My wife and I and our two year old twins would like to do what you are doing someday. Thanks so much for taking us around the world with you!
I’m enjoying seeing the non traditional stops around the ports. I’d love to see a Q&A from you all. Your backstory, life on the ship, etc.
We are looking at many days at sea from L.A. to Hawaii and then on down to the south pacific and plan to do more "on the ship" and "back story" about us then.
@@bztravelI can’t wait for this !
I can’t wait to hear your backstory!
It's nice that you are just exploring and seeing the 'real' places rather than all tourist excursions - it's so interesting. Looking forward to the next instalment!
Greetings from Valparaiso-INDIANA... I've been waiting for this release. Enjoying your cruise vicariously. Thank you
Hello from Valparaiso-INDIANA! Thanks for joining us!
Beautiful! Thanks for taking the time to share!
I love at the end that you could hear all the seagulls
Thanks for taking me along on your trip of a lifetime! Loved seeing Valparaiso, brings back lots of memories from when I visited a few years ago. Great haircut! Greetings from the Netherlands.
Through your videos, Bob Allen’s videos and the empty nester videos. I am getting to experience something I never would be able to. Please keep up the good work. You were blessed to be able to take this cruise, but even more blessed because you are sharing it.
The street art is wonderful. More city should do this because research shows that it cuts down on graffiti or tagging people respect the work of an artist.
Love seeing all the street art. Great Video
Absolutely love your narration!
Thank you so much! 🎙️ Your words are like music to our ears.
enjoyed
❤❤ Zarko great haircut👍 ❤ your videos.
We are thoroughly enjoying your videos. We have visited quite a few cruise ports around the world but not on a world cruise. Your presentation is superb and very educational.
Keep up the good work and we look forward to seeing more of your videos!
Hubby and I agree, Z got an awesome haircut! Thank you for the street tour. I wrote down Mario Celedon to find out more about him later; seems like he is a pretty significant artist! Thank you! Can’t wait until your next episode!
There was some incredible art work there. The experience of Z's haircut was just a good as the cut itself.
We have been enjoying your videos. They are very well done and informative.
Fabulous video girlie!
you're back home now we think, but we are enjoying you world crise videos immensely. Thank you so much...and how did you do such professional work while on a cruise! Great job.
Yes, we’re finally back home, but we still have over 20 videos from the cruise to post! After Europe, with a new port almost every day, we fell behind on production, but we’re working hard to catch up before the end of the month. Thanks so much for your support, and we’re glad you’re enjoying the videos!
Thank you for walking and climbing where I will never go.
I am so much enjoying your videos
I'm enjoying your videos. Could you share everyday things like money exchange, ATM, can you exchange money on ship, doing laundry, etc..?
There are ATM's at most cruise port terminals. We haven't needed to use it. Most places take USD, we always ask but to get the best exchange rates it is best to find a Money Exchange house in the city and compare rates. Most vendors and restaurants take debit/credit cards but vendors on the street on at outdoor markets like local currency.
Nice and relaxing city and cuisine tour. Always enjoyed watching.
Looks like drones are not allowed in Chile.
Another great video, thx so much. I wanted to be on this cruise so much but the timing wasn’t right. So glad I found your channel.
Thank you for sharing your experiences 😊
Another amazing video! Thank you so much! What a colourful city ❤
Thanks for sharing your great journey! Thumbs up and subscribed :)
Thanks for support and comments. Many videos to come. We are enjoying sharing this adventure.
Great video.❤
Thank you! 🤗
Such fun.....Are you two retired school teachers by chance....You do such a good job explaining things.....And its nice to see you did not loose your funk.......
Thank you for your compliment on our story telling. We enjoy sharing with others what we are seeing and experiencing the places we visit. Just explaining things as if we are telling our best friends. Loved this funky cool city. It deserves a longer visit and more exploring.
I am from North Caroling and we love to cruise just not able to take longer trips because not retired yet and I am loving exploring with the world with you guys. Your videos are great with such detail and looking forward to many more. By the way since it is my profession he did get a good haircut.
Another awesome video. That street art was very interesting. Nice haircut.🥰
Those hills are steeper than Astoria, Oregon's!
Growing up in Astoria I am used to the hills but yes, these were so steep they have funicular's.
I love your channel. You show us so many things that I never knew existed. This city looks funky. Keep up the great job
We saw so many funky cool coffee shops and restaurants there on the hill with fantastic views. Just no time on a one day walk. Would be fun to stay there a few days though.
Excellent video ~ felt like we were with you street level seeing all the wonderful art. Your videography is exceptional ❤
This was awesome I definitely want to visit this region now. Thank you!
I always look forward to your videos. Thank you for sharing your awesome adventures! ❤ I'm living vicariously through you guys hoping someday I can do the same with my husband.
This is phenomenal!!!! Are you on the Entire 274 day cruise?
Yes we are on the whole 274 days cruise.
Another great video. love all the art. Nice haircut, how much is a hair cut in Chile? They are some serious hills! looking forward to the next videos.
Valpo. Great basketball school in Washington state most noted alum. John Stockton
Love seeing your tours on the stops! Curious about currency at all the different countries your visiting. What do you do when visiting the local restaurants etc?
Most countries and restaurants take debit/credit cards which is nice if we don't have the currency. We use Uber off the ship if we don't have the local currency for a taxi. We find it is better to use their local currency especially for exchange rates.
I felt like I was walking the streets with you guys. I appreciate that you aren't 'with the crowd' kind of travelers and like to do your own thing. Another question for you. What editing software do you use for your videos or is it all done 'in camera.?' Also, do you upload to UA-cam on the ship or use the internet when you get to a port? Just curious. I know it takes a lot of work but at day 18 you still look like you are having fun. Nice haircut by the way.
We enjoy the exploration, not knowing what is next or right around the corner. The surprise we might find or the interesting meal. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for many more great ports of call.
The University of Valparaiso in the USA is often called "Valpo"....
There is too much random graffiti in Valparaiso, Chile.
Don't go. Trust me. I live in the next city of Viña del Mar. Valparaiso is too dangerous. Robberies at knife point every day. No police presence. You're lucky you got out without getting hurt.
Eighteen sea days to view … graffiti? At least you didn’t pay for a “tour” of faded spray paint.
I really enjoy your videos, especially your maps and graphics but I have to say, I would have just given the cab driver the $10. The average Valparaiso cab driver makes about $500 American dollars a month. You are on a world cruise that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars... I think you could spare a fiver.
@helenmulvihill2997...Giving away money like candy just because you are American is arrogant and teaches people to beg and expect American style tips. Don't do that if you travel abroad.
So sad to see all that poverty and grafitti.
I enjoyed seeing the murals. Didn't enjoy the judgement and disrespect to artists.
The reference is about the gang tags and profanities that are all over the city.
@@bztravel Just the limitation of this kind of travel without a guide. Some obvious cultural references were missed or were wrong. Nice videography though. Enjoy your travels.
Found the perpetually-offended tone police. Oh, and it’s “artists” laying down gang tags, is *that* what you think?
@@PeaceTrainJump...The tag graffiti is not art. It's vandalism.
@@areguapiri Not using a guide, not knowing anything about where you are going, and looking down on them is not a good look.