I’m really enjoying your videos on this trip! I spent 2 years in Germany. And before moving to Mexico two years ago part of my prep was watching video creators in Mexico, which is when I found the Kinetic Kennons!! There’s a serendipity in all that for me, so thanks!
Spectacular views from every angle. Wow Hillary...I didn't know you had so many talents: ballet dancing, belting out a tune with those pipes. Greg misses his huarache days in Mexico....lol.
I TOTALLY LOVED BEING IN GERMANY!!! SO yeah.... Happy to see you are loving it as well! When you get over to Manheim or Heidelberg area... it's gonna be NICE and Warm... Also if you can go to SPEYER.. there is a ton to see and do! I was fortunate to be there during Octoberfest! YAY!..... Keep going... SEE MORE and DO MORE!
Funny, you are in Garmisch, I was just talking to my old Army buddies, and the trips we took to Garmisch when we were stationed in Germany. It is so beautiful there, like a kids fairytale book! We went mountain bike riding around lake Eibsee , so much fun! The food and beer are amazing! I want to go back again!
Hello guys, your trip to Germany bring back many memories of my time there so many years ago. It is as beautiful as I remember. At the same time it reminds me of your life in Mexico and why it is rated the second happiest country on earth. I lived in Bamberg, a beautiful city. You look very happy in Germany, enjoy and take care......
I just love you guys! So fun, so enthusiastic. Great “kitchen dance floor with a view”! If in the future you ever make it back to Tepoztlán, Morelos then nuestra casa es su casa. I’m serious. From our place it’s just a 5 minute walk and we’re in the Tepozteco National Forest. There are lots of great hikes in them there hills! 😄 And I’ll even make some special homemade bread for Hilary. Cuídense mucho y sigan disfrutando.
This is called “towel warmer” in America and China only. Actually this is the heater for the bathroom which is designed to also dry the towel after you use it. It’s not possible to wash every towel set every day in a 4-people family. On north European countries you would not be able to hang them out to dry because of the cold climate. You can dry some clothes inside the house when it’s cold and cloudy outside but not a lot of stuff. So instead of washing people dry the towels in these heaters.
Hey guys! Enjoyed your video a lot! If you struggle with an open window at night, just put the handle all the way up and let the window lean towards you. So it will be just a little bit open. Have fun on your awesome journey 😊👍🏻
What a great video. I was in Munich in 2019 with my dad visiting my cousin for her 70th birthday. I absolutly loved the trip. If I was around 25 to 30 years younger I would have left Canada and moved somewhere in Germany. I was in awe the whole trip. Enjoy your adventure and I'll be following along wherever you take us
You both make me smile throughout your videos. Hillary, you need to figure out the best/quickest way to get rid of those hiccups. Haha! I totally laughed out loud at the hiccup interruption at the restaurant. Hiccups always come at the worst times. 😆 I didn't know that I needed to visit Garmisch! 🤔 Looks lovely! Thanks for sharing the adventures! ❤ Take care!
Hola guys. I am a 25 year resident of Mexico and have followed you for a couple of years at least. Maybe longer. You have exceptionally engaging and pleasant personalities, and your videos are always enjoyable. We are starting to have more overlaps. I lived my first 25 years in Nuevo Vallarta/Bucerias, but in January moved to just outside Playa del Carmen. One of the reasons for the move was the direct flights from Cancun to Frankfurt and Munich (on Lufthansa). I have family in the Heidelberg area and have visited Germany various times. My favorite city in the world is perhaps Munich. I've also stayed a few times in Garmisch-Partenkirchen at a very traditional inn called the Gasthaus Fraundorfer, run by the Fraundorfer family for many generations. I hope you were able to visit Partenkirchen. Its main street, the Ludwigstrasse, is hands down the most romantically colorful and drop-dead-charming street in the entire area. The Ludwigstrasse is uber Bavarian. Anyway I'm heading back to Germany in a couple of weeks on one of those Lufthansa direct 11 hour flights. I have always felt that it's interesting that my two favorite countries, Mexico and Germany, are culturally so different, yet both are so tremendously appealing.
wow! What a small world! Thank you so much for your kind encouragement. We flew Lufthansa too for the first time--wow was it incredible. We too are LOVING Germany and having so much fun here. Safe travels to you!
Also, you’ll see little brass plaques imbedded in the sidewalks. The name of the Jewish person who used to live in that place, prior to WWII, and I think their death date is written on that plaque. Very sobering!
@@arnodobler1096 are they all over? I think I might actually have seen some in Toledo? Or maybe that was something different. I only definitely recall seeing them in Germany everywhere. It could be that in Germany I became aware of what they were.
I’m loving your posts from Europe. Are you planning on hitting Prague on this trip? If you can, you really should. For anyone who has been there, it’s their favorite of all Europeans cities, after maybe Paris.
Hi we Iove watching your channel - very cute couple. 😊 My husband is Ukrainian and says the coin is definitely Ukrainian - question answered! It is a 50 Kopiok piece. There are 100 Kopiok in 1 hryvnia. P.S. I'm also from D-town, nice to "meet" fellow friends from Dallas 👋.
I stayed in an Armed Forces Recreation campground in Garmisch. The town is great and I don’t know about now but some of the motels used to be named for US Generals, the Patton is the one I remember.
Ever thought of visiting Peru for the multiple day hike to Machu Pichu!??? I've been and since I remember you've said you love to hike then I think you would like that trip🙂 ...hahaha a nice warm 50 degrees...I'm a California girl and that sounds awful ! 😁Safe travels Lennon's!
@@kinetickennons no, not with an actual polar bear. Jumping into Lake Michigan on New Year's Day. It's a LOT more fun than it sounds, and would make an awesome video. I can give you more info.
I accidentally discovered a way to remove the hiccups. You must fill a large glass of water, breathe as deeply as you can and start taking small, very small sips of water with the head raised as if you were looking at someone, say, 40 centimeters taller than you. You must do it holding your breath. The objective is not to fill yourself with water but to use the muscular movement that occurs when swallowing the water to massage that area which after a few seconds removes that spasm.
There was an Ukrainian Flag on the back of that coin. I guess it is a 50 Kopijka coin. Someone betrayed you. ;) Oh! Btw do yourself a favor and visit the Wolpertinger, enjoy the great food and don't forget to try the "Alte Haselnuss" Schnaps. :) What you shouldn't forget, the real estate prices in Garmisch are, let's say spectacular.
11:05 thats cheap wine, good one is the pricest roundabout 15 Euros a bottle, Merlot for 2 Euros is more for cooking then drinking 12:48 the pizza looks very much like Italian pizza baking art, wafer-thin dough in the middle, puffed edge and if I saw it correctly, it's a quattro-formaggi, means 4 types of cheese and nothing more 16:03 as long as minus temperatures are possible at night, the fountains are inactive, except for the one shown would be purely decorative ;-)
Garmisch-Partenkirchen: For an American it is a typical German town, for the rest of the world it is a typical Upper Bavarian town and has more or less nothing in common with most of Germany. What is the cause for this misconception. World War II and the US Army and soldiers who were mainly stationed in Bavaria
Hello Kinetic Kennons I enjoyed watching your vlog videos, try to explore beautiful places in the Philippines, please visit El Nido, Palawan as well as Coron, Palawan , it is nominated as the best islands of the world. (Check it out in UA-cam) El Nido Tours, Packages & Activities 1. El Nido Big Lagoon Island Hopping Shared Tour A with lunch 2. El Nido Hidden Beach Island Hopping Shared Tour C with Lunch 3. El Nido Snake Islands & Cave Islands Hopping Private Tour B with lunch. Here are the tourist sites in El Nido, Palawan 1. Chill at Nacpan Beach, deserted golden sand, crystal blue waters and a surreal view of the ocean. 2. Marvel at the Beauty of Big Lagoon, majestic lagoon at Miniloc Islands looks like a scene straight from a destination movie. 3. Visit Kayak in Small Lagoon , another Miniloc Islands destination is the famous small lagoon. 4. Dip in the Secret Lagoon, this unique natural pool of El Nido Miniloc Islands is also known as "Hidden Lagoon". 5. Discover the Hidden Beach, you will need to board a kayak or swim from your boat to get to this Hidden Beach. 6. Relax at Shimizu Islands, is the perfect stop for you to relax in it's cool white sand beach or whip out your snorkeling gears to explore it's colorful marine life. 7. Lounge in Seven Commandos Beach , the 320 meters long Seven Commandos Beach is said to have been named after seven soldiers who were stranded here during World War II. 8. See the View from Matinloc Shrine, specifically the Shrine of Our Lady of Matinloc, there is also a mini museum on the Islands. 9. Lie on the Sandbar of Snake Islands, is a popular attraction included in a Cave Exploration Private Tour. 10. Catch the Sunset of Las Cabanas Beach, located at 10 minutes away from El Nido Town Proper. The beach is bar with several bars and restaurants. 11. Climb the Taraw Cliffs, is the prominent site of the town proper. 12. Plunge into Nagkalit-kalit Waterfalls, the hike to the waterfalls is adventure itself. 13.Dive and Explore the Marine Life. Where to stay in El Nido, Palawan? 1. El Nido Coco Resort 2. El Nido Garden Resort 3. Blue Mango Resort 4. Nacpan Beach Glamping 5. El Nido Mahogany Beach Resort 6. Angkla Beach Club & Boutique 7. El Nido Reef Strand Resort 8. Ursula Beach Club 9. Buko Beach Resort 10. Weekends El Nido Beach Resort 11. Sanse Boutique Hotel El Nido 12. Duli Beach Resort 13. Maremegmeg Beach Club 14. Vellago Resort 15. Cadlao Resort & Restaurant 16. Karuna El Nido Villas 17. Ahana Resort El Nido 18. Isla Amara Resort 19. Sea Cocoon Hotel 20. Cuba Hotel. How to go to El Nido, Palawan ? Just take a direct daily flight from Manila, Cebu or Iloilo going to Puerto Princesa Airport in Puerto Princesa City, the capital of Palawan Province , then take a ride on van, bus etc going to El Nido, Palawan. But before you explore El Nido, Palawan, I suggest you must visit first Underground River in Puerto Princesa City, it is the New Seven Wonders of the World and also Bakers Hill in Puerto Princesa City.
the PNW is on our Bucket List!!! I put it on my 2022 goals. Not sure if it will happen anymore in 2022, but I have seen pictures and videos from the area and it looks INCREDIBLE!
That's the outfit that identifies you as an American 🤣 no offence 😇 as for the fountains they are turned of until the weather is warm enough that the water doesn't freeze and to save water costs, while you're there (GAP) you should visit #Partnachklamm, #Höllentalklamm #SchlossLinderhof, as well
Sorry if I sound annoyed. It's probably because I am, but after the umpteenth mention of "how German" everything was, it's literally too much... Please don't describe things you see there as "this is so German". You have seen nothing of Germany yet other than a little stretch of Bavaria that is not even representative of all of Bavaria, much less of Germany. What you perceive as German is just a cliche implanted into your heads by too many bad movies and because American troops were mainly stationed in Bavaria and not in any other parts of Germany. Despite being much smaller, Germany is at least as diverse as the states, and you wouldn't want anybody to say "this is so American" when they only have seen a guy with a big cowboy hat in El Paso. People from Seattle, New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas, or New Orleans might disagree. Please just hold back with this stereotyping a little until you have visited Berlin, Cologne, or Hamburg which has much more in common with Stockholm or Oslo than with Munich. Then you might understand. Not to speak of the Waddensea, the islands in the North Sea, the Rhineland, or the border regions to Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Poland, Czech Republic, which ALL are very different from what you have seen in Southern Bavaria close to Austria, and which have their own food, traditions, language, and don't wear lederhosen. Sorry again if I sound annoyed, but you should not visit countries with these stereotypes in your head. And most Germans are sick and tired of these Bavarian stereotypes which are far from anything you'll see in most of Germany...
I’m really enjoying your videos on this trip! I spent 2 years in Germany. And before moving to Mexico two years ago part of my prep was watching video creators in Mexico, which is when I found the Kinetic Kennons!! There’s a serendipity in all that for me, so thanks!
Running to waterfalls in the mountains is heavenly!
Like it better when ur in Mexico. Was all through Europe in 1991. Once there was enough. Have a wonderful experience.
I really enjoy so much your videos, all the best guys, greetings from Mexico
Spectacular views from every angle. Wow Hillary...I didn't know you had so many talents: ballet dancing, belting out a tune with those pipes. Greg misses his huarache days in Mexico....lol.
beautiful view, enjoy this adventure of a lifetime,
I love Germany! It’s one of my favorite countries in the world!
good video as always, I liked it, deserved I like it
I TOTALLY LOVED BEING IN GERMANY!!! SO yeah.... Happy to see you are loving it as well! When you get over to Manheim or Heidelberg area... it's gonna be NICE and Warm... Also if you can go to SPEYER.. there is a ton to see and do! I was fortunate to be there during Octoberfest! YAY!..... Keep going... SEE MORE and DO MORE!
Funny, you are in Garmisch, I was just talking to my old Army buddies, and the trips we took to Garmisch when we were stationed in Germany. It is so beautiful there, like a kids fairytale book! We went mountain bike riding around lake Eibsee , so much fun! The food and beer are amazing! I want to go back again!
(was born in Deutschland) so nice to see you have FUN (wherever you are) you put a smile on my face for the whole vid and after :)
aww!! Thank you for coming with us!
Hello guys, your trip to Germany bring back many memories of my time there so many years ago. It is as beautiful as I remember. At the same time it reminds me of your life in Mexico and why it is rated the second happiest country on earth. I lived in Bamberg, a beautiful city. You look very happy in Germany, enjoy and take care......
awww---so glad it brought back memories. Thank you for coming with us!
I just love you guys! So fun, so enthusiastic. Great “kitchen dance floor with a view”! If in the future you ever make it back to Tepoztlán, Morelos then nuestra casa es su casa. I’m serious. From our place it’s just a 5 minute walk and we’re in the Tepozteco National Forest. There are lots of great hikes in them there hills! 😄 And I’ll even make some special homemade bread for Hilary. Cuídense mucho y sigan disfrutando.
thank you so much!!
You guys are looking great and really seem in your element in Europe. Let me know if you guys come to Barcelona. I would love to show you around
Don't forget to start using the €9/month national public transport/regional transport pass in June.
I’m glad you’re loving it ❤️
Love the show. Love the new adventures!
thanks for coming along with us!
Very nice. Thanks for sharing and have a great day or 🌃.
This is called “towel warmer” in America and China only.
Actually this is the heater for the bathroom which is designed to also dry the towel after you use it.
It’s not possible to wash every towel set every day in a 4-people family. On north European countries you would not be able to hang them out to dry because of the cold climate. You can dry some clothes inside the house when it’s cold and cloudy outside but not a lot of stuff. So instead of washing people dry the towels in these heaters.
Hey guys! Enjoyed your video a lot!
If you struggle with an open window at night, just put the handle all the way up and let the window lean towards you. So it will be just a little bit open.
Have fun on your awesome journey 😊👍🏻
Good, congratulaciones 👍
What a great video. I was in Munich in 2019 with my dad visiting my cousin for her 70th birthday. I absolutly loved the trip. If I was around 25 to 30 years younger I would have left Canada and moved somewhere in Germany. I was in awe the whole trip. Enjoy your adventure and I'll be following along wherever you take us
we are in awe too! It is incredible! Thanks for coming along!
You both make me smile throughout your videos. Hillary, you need to figure out the best/quickest way to get rid of those hiccups. Haha! I totally laughed out loud at the hiccup interruption at the restaurant. Hiccups always come at the worst times. 😆 I didn't know that I needed to visit Garmisch! 🤔 Looks lovely! Thanks for sharing the adventures! ❤ Take care!
haha they really do always come at the worst possible time!!
Hopefully you have been to more adventures in Deutschland. Btw, you will find them not only in the south but also in the mid and northern part. CU
Hola guys. I am a 25 year resident of Mexico and have followed you for a couple of years at least. Maybe longer. You have exceptionally engaging and pleasant personalities, and your videos are always enjoyable. We are starting to have more overlaps. I lived my first 25 years in Nuevo Vallarta/Bucerias, but in January moved to just outside Playa del Carmen. One of the reasons for the move was the direct flights from Cancun to Frankfurt and Munich (on Lufthansa). I have family in the Heidelberg area and have visited Germany various times. My favorite city in the world is perhaps Munich. I've also stayed a few times in Garmisch-Partenkirchen at a very traditional inn called the Gasthaus Fraundorfer, run by the Fraundorfer family for many generations. I hope you were able to visit Partenkirchen. Its main street, the Ludwigstrasse, is hands down the most romantically colorful and drop-dead-charming street in the entire area. The Ludwigstrasse is uber Bavarian. Anyway I'm heading back to Germany in a couple of weeks on one of those Lufthansa direct 11 hour flights. I have always felt that it's interesting that my two favorite countries, Mexico and Germany, are culturally so different, yet both are so tremendously appealing.
wow! What a small world! Thank you so much for your kind encouragement. We flew Lufthansa too for the first time--wow was it incredible. We too are LOVING Germany and having so much fun here. Safe travels to you!
So happy you found a wonderful place to stay🤩🥰much better price there & very beautiful too, fun🤩😍🥰
I still have a photo of my self atop the Zugsptize!
I have fun watching you two having fun! 😄😄
Hey what a great description of germans, "they are so german" 😂😂
hahaha...exactly!
Also, you’ll see little brass plaques imbedded in the sidewalks. The name of the Jewish person who used to live in that place, prior to WWII, and I think their death date is written on that plaque. Very sobering!
called "Stolpersteine" over 75k in Europe
@@arnodobler1096 are they all over? I think I might actually have seen some in Toledo? Or maybe that was something different. I only definitely recall seeing them in Germany everywhere. It could be that in Germany I became aware of what they were.
@@raynemarie8058 in 26 countries meanwhile 2019
i don't know every
@@arnodobler1096 really!? Wow!
Try the Doner mit brot the o on doner should have the little dots on it, its really good.
I’m loving your posts from Europe. Are you planning on hitting Prague on this trip? If you can, you really should. For anyone who has been there, it’s their favorite of all Europeans cities, after maybe Paris.
ohhh thanks for that! Not sure if we will make it this trip but it is on our Bucket List!
Hi we Iove watching your channel - very cute couple. 😊
My husband is Ukrainian and says the coin is definitely Ukrainian - question answered! It is a 50 Kopiok piece. There are 100 Kopiok in 1 hryvnia.
P.S. I'm also from D-town, nice to "meet" fellow friends from Dallas 👋.
Would love if you could post a link to your Airbnb. 🙏
I stayed in an Armed Forces Recreation campground in Garmisch. The town is great and I don’t know about now but some of the motels used to be named for US Generals, the Patton is the one I remember.
oh wow! So interesting!
Ever thought of visiting Peru for the multiple day hike to Machu Pichu!??? I've been and since I remember you've said you love to hike then I think you would like that trip🙂 ...hahaha a nice warm 50 degrees...I'm a California girl and that sounds awful ! 😁Safe travels Lennon's!
ohhh yes--that hike sounds awesome and is absolutely on our list!
wooowww que precioso lugar, orden, limpieza, seguridad, planeación.. ALEMANIA!
So beautiful in Germany! About how much is your air bnb? Looks great.
Greg likes the cold...so, is Polar Bear swimming on your bucket list? If so (or if you can be convinced) have I got deal for you. Seriously...
hmmm...like swimming with an actual polar bear? I have never heard of this...sounds interesting and...terrifying?!
@@kinetickennons no, not with an actual polar bear. Jumping into Lake Michigan on New Year's Day. It's a LOT more fun than it sounds, and would make an awesome video. I can give you more info.
Thank you for beeing so interested in my country
I accidentally discovered a way to remove the hiccups.
You must fill a large glass of water, breathe as deeply as you can and start taking small, very small sips of water with the head raised as if you were looking at someone, say, 40 centimeters taller than you. You must do it holding your breath.
The objective is not to fill yourself with water but to use the muscular movement that occurs when swallowing the water to massage that area which after a few seconds removes that spasm.
ahh thanks for this!!
@@kinetickennons you are welcome Kennons!
Be careful because there are bike lanes on the sidewalks, and if you’re walking in the bike lane, they will run you over! 🤣 I learned the hard way!
haha thank you! I read this on some blog before we left! haha!!
ICH BIN EINE BERLINER
Who said this words guys?
Enjoy Germany!
President Kennedy
neu in German is pronounced like noy
How long will y'all be traveling away form Mexico? Not sure if I missed that information on a past video. Switzerland and Germany look amazing!
Hola Matt! We are on a mission to explore the adventures on our Official Bucket List! Some are in Mexico but others are all over the world!
Wonderful video! Your enthusiasm for Germany is palpable. Makes me wanna go and I am loving living in Oaxaca… Great job!
thank you for coming along with us!
gut erledigt
That coin you found is Ukrainian. Check the coat of arms. It's Ukrainian coat of arms in that coin.
ahhh--thanks for sharing!
There was an Ukrainian Flag on the back of that coin. I guess it is a 50 Kopijka coin. Someone betrayed you. ;) Oh! Btw do yourself a favor and visit the Wolpertinger, enjoy the great food and don't forget to try the "Alte Haselnuss" Schnaps. :) What you shouldn't forget, the real estate prices in Garmisch are, let's say spectacular.
11:05 thats cheap wine, good one is the pricest roundabout 15 Euros a bottle, Merlot for 2 Euros is more for cooking then drinking
12:48 the pizza looks very much like Italian pizza baking art, wafer-thin dough in the middle, puffed edge and if I saw it correctly, it's a quattro-formaggi, means 4 types of cheese and nothing more
16:03 as long as minus temperatures are possible at night, the fountains are inactive, except for the one shown would be purely decorative ;-)
the symbol on the one coin looked like Ukraine.
You're right! This is Ukraine 50 КОПİЙОК Kopiyok 2014 coin.
Wat's happened with the Mexican coffee do you sell in San Diego, Germany is nice
Hi there! We are still running Con Todo Coffee! (after all, it is fueling all of our gran adventures!) We do offer shipping ton San Diego, California!
Garmisch-Partenkirchen: For an American it is a typical German town, for the rest of the world it is a typical Upper Bavarian town and has more or less nothing in common with most of Germany. What is the cause for this misconception. World War II and the US Army and soldiers who were mainly stationed in Bavaria
Hillary, Greg, you are too cute!
You guy look so happy in Germany, you guys should move there.
Europe is compact...
😀❤️👍
Hello. There......how. Many. Weeks. In Europe...???
Hello Kinetic Kennons I enjoyed watching your vlog videos, try to explore beautiful places in the Philippines, please visit El Nido, Palawan as well as Coron, Palawan , it is nominated as the best islands of the world. (Check it out in UA-cam)
El Nido Tours, Packages & Activities
1. El Nido Big Lagoon Island Hopping Shared Tour A with lunch
2. El Nido Hidden Beach Island Hopping Shared Tour C with Lunch
3. El Nido Snake Islands & Cave Islands Hopping Private Tour B with lunch.
Here are the tourist sites in El Nido, Palawan
1. Chill at Nacpan Beach, deserted golden sand, crystal blue waters and a surreal view of the ocean.
2. Marvel at the Beauty of Big Lagoon, majestic lagoon at Miniloc Islands looks like a scene straight from a destination movie.
3. Visit Kayak in Small Lagoon , another Miniloc Islands destination is the famous small lagoon.
4. Dip in the Secret Lagoon, this unique natural pool of El Nido Miniloc Islands is also known as "Hidden Lagoon".
5. Discover the Hidden Beach, you will need to board a kayak or swim
from your boat to get to this Hidden Beach.
6. Relax at Shimizu Islands, is the perfect stop for you to relax in it's cool white sand beach or whip out your snorkeling gears to explore it's colorful marine life.
7. Lounge in Seven Commandos Beach , the 320 meters long Seven Commandos Beach is said to have been named after seven soldiers who were stranded here during World War II.
8. See the View from Matinloc Shrine, specifically the Shrine of Our Lady of Matinloc, there is also a mini museum on the Islands.
9. Lie on the Sandbar of Snake Islands, is a popular attraction included in a Cave Exploration Private Tour.
10. Catch the Sunset of Las Cabanas Beach, located at 10 minutes away from El Nido Town Proper. The beach is bar with several bars and restaurants.
11. Climb the Taraw Cliffs, is the prominent site of the town proper.
12. Plunge into Nagkalit-kalit Waterfalls, the hike to the waterfalls is adventure itself.
13.Dive and Explore the Marine Life.
Where to stay in El Nido, Palawan?
1. El Nido Coco Resort
2. El Nido Garden Resort
3. Blue Mango Resort
4. Nacpan Beach Glamping
5. El Nido Mahogany Beach Resort
6. Angkla Beach Club & Boutique
7. El Nido Reef Strand Resort
8. Ursula Beach Club
9. Buko Beach Resort
10. Weekends El Nido Beach Resort
11. Sanse Boutique Hotel El Nido
12. Duli Beach Resort
13. Maremegmeg Beach Club
14. Vellago Resort
15. Cadlao Resort & Restaurant
16. Karuna El Nido Villas
17. Ahana Resort El Nido
18. Isla Amara Resort
19. Sea Cocoon Hotel
20. Cuba Hotel.
How to go to El Nido, Palawan ? Just take a direct daily flight from Manila, Cebu or Iloilo going to Puerto Princesa Airport in Puerto Princesa City, the capital of Palawan Province , then take a ride on van, bus etc going to El Nido, Palawan. But before you explore El Nido, Palawan, I suggest you must visit first Underground River in Puerto Princesa City, it is the New Seven Wonders of the World and also Bakers Hill in Puerto Princesa City.
WOW--thank you so much for all of this information and for the awesome recommendations!
My wife and I traveled to Garmisch for a month a few years ago. Our favorite restaurant there was Zum Wildschütz.
thanks for sharing! Isn't Garmisch lovely!?
@@kinetickennons that whole area (southern Germany and Austria) is amazing. Enjoy it!
You guys should come to the PNW, it looks like Washington and Oregon but with German beer. We have those to tho! Lol
the PNW is on our Bucket List!!! I put it on my 2022 goals. Not sure if it will happen anymore in 2022, but I have seen pictures and videos from the area and it looks INCREDIBLE!
The little coin is from Ukraine!
This mistery coin looks like it's from Ukraine
You are correct!
The "mistery coin" is from Ukraine.
That's the outfit that identifies you as an American 🤣 no offence 😇 as for the fountains they are turned of until the weather is warm enough that the water doesn't freeze and to save water costs, while you're there (GAP) you should visit #Partnachklamm, #Höllentalklamm #SchlossLinderhof, as well
taste "Kasspätzle" pls (Käsespätzle) german (better) version of Maccaroni and cheese
have a nice time here
The mystery coin is from Ukraine
This coin is from Ukraine 😊
It's not NeuSCHWEINstein, it's NeuSCHWANstein. Schwein=pig...Schwan=svan.
I was stationed in Germany for 10 years and visited Garmisch often, beautiful city in a beautiful country. I believe the coin was from Denmark.
The coin is from Ukraine, maybe a refugee lost it.
This is not "Germany"! This is BAVARIA.
Freistaat Bayern.
You found a coin from Ukraine.
You clearly don't watch match of the news the back of the coin has the emblem of Ukraine
thanks! No--we do not watch the news at all actually.
Sorry if I sound annoyed. It's probably because I am, but after the umpteenth mention of "how German" everything was, it's literally too much...
Please don't describe things you see there as "this is so German". You have seen nothing of Germany yet other than a little stretch of Bavaria that is not even representative of all of Bavaria, much less of Germany. What you perceive as German is just a cliche implanted into your heads by too many bad movies and because American troops were mainly stationed in Bavaria and not in any other parts of Germany.
Despite being much smaller, Germany is at least as diverse as the states, and you wouldn't want anybody to say "this is so American" when they only have seen a guy with a big cowboy hat in El Paso. People from Seattle, New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas, or New Orleans might disagree. Please just hold back with this stereotyping a little until you have visited Berlin, Cologne, or Hamburg which has much more in common with Stockholm or Oslo than with Munich. Then you might understand.
Not to speak of the Waddensea, the islands in the North Sea, the Rhineland, or the border regions to Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Poland, Czech Republic, which ALL are very different from what you have seen in Southern Bavaria close to Austria, and which have their own food, traditions, language, and don't wear lederhosen.
Sorry again if I sound annoyed, but you should not visit countries with these stereotypes in your head. And most Germans are sick and tired of these Bavarian stereotypes which are far from anything you'll see in most of Germany...
Hello, glad to c the castle. Gorgeous cottage is too cute yr so lucky.Scenery is so breathtaking. Stay safe.
thank you Kim! Thanks for coming along with us!