Before you get to the main tourist dirt road where all those shops & beach clubs are, there's a road to the left you turn down that has a sign that says National Parque. Its public beach entrances.
@@JumpingPlaces Yes, it's close to there....Just want you to know my husband (he's an attorney, so he's pretty critical) has watched many youtubers for travel info. He says you guys are one of the best. You don't focus on yourselves and you show the area, accommodations & give prices on everything. That's important when deciding where to travel to. Thank you for your channel.
México 🇲🇽 lindo. My second home. My wife came from Veracruz. I buld the CORONA Brewery in Tuxtepec Oaxaca in the 80 s. I really love this Country, the friendly People and this delicous food (muy rico)! Greetings from Daniel 🇩🇪
@@rainierr9356 Yes, it's the best. If you're looking at the water and turn to the left, just about 75ft from Parariso is public access where we didn't have to pay. Got a massage then went on down to the beach and relaxed.😍
Playa Paraiso is the name of the beach and it has a lot more public access then the hotel side. There are beach clubs there but there are a bunch of paths where you can go for free.
Mexico is beautiful. We’ve never stayed at a resort, tend to avoid those places because generally finding your own way result it the trip being way less expensive, supporting local business, and deeper cultural experiences. It’s difficult to fathom that the locals who were born, raised, and work there can’t have access to their own white sand beaches.
@@JumpingPlaces I don't think you inform your self to well when you are in some places. And it looks like you are misinformed and that shows in your videos and it's also misinformation to your viewers. You missed many places in Tulum. You really don't explore much of the culture in Mexico. In that part of Mexico it would be the Mayan communities. The beaches in Mexico are not private and if they tell you that's incorrect. Just let the beach club know you are going to the beach that's all. Free access no fee.
Good news is that the current government has taken good measures (such as huge fines) to avoid hotels and resorts deniying beach acess to the locals. Some still do but those are less and less common.
The two times I was in Tulum, in 1991 and 1992, this was not the case. The locals did have access to their own pristine beaches and coral reefs. I imagine that this is no longer the case?
Awesome clear water! Thanks for sharing. Not skipping ads ever since I've subscribed from your videos of the Philippines. Your videos with the background music are always soothing and relaxing. It kinda gives me a "travel meditation" vibe each time I watch. 😊❤️
I've only seen Instagram and Pinterest photos of Tulum and it looks stunning. It's wonderful to get the real view through your guy's eyes. Nice one, I'm off to watch the rest of your Tulum videos. Enjoy the west coast and your surf trip!
If you have the time to stay in Tulum rather than visiting on a day trip, then it's worth going. The ecological practices of Tulum's hotels are worth supporting, and staying on-site will allow visitors to beat the overwhelming crowds at the Mayan ruins.
You don't need to go to a beachclub to get access to the beach. When I was there October - November me and my friends would just go through the entrance of the beach club and straight to the beach. Don't talk to reception or anyone just walk straight through the restaurant and to the beach. However if you don't want to pay a lot of money I would recommend Akiin beach club it was our favorite spot for affordable drinks and food right on the beach!
Thanks for the reply, I was on that beach Wednesday morning, Jan 20th. Due to the somewhat stormy weather, there were only a few people there. For the first two days I stayed at an Air property in town across from the food market and taco stands. For the next three nights, I stayed at Barria Negro, which is a bit south of town. Nice place, great large pool and yard area, big modern rooms. Cost me @bout $50. Not many people there. The best part was its proximity across the street from Gypsea Market - an organic food store and wine shop. There was also a nice cafe bakery in this complex, a wine shop/cafe, and a work shared space called Digital Jungle. Also, a short bike ride away on 307 were two decent cenotes - Escondido and Christina.
Wow. What a place. How clear that water is. Beautiful place. The turtles are so close. Carol, you look amazing. Love how you are so much braver in front of the camera. You are gorgeous. You both look so well. I am very envious of you traveling right now. But so happy you get to share all these beautiful places with us. Always very informative. I am glad you found somewhere you did not have to pay to get in. Amazing drone shots. My favorite UA-cam channel and couple. Great video. Thank you for sharing. Take care.
Hello you 2. Another great vlog with amazing shots. Didn't they offer the snorkel tour with guide to actually go deeper into the Cenote? I did this at Dos Ojos and it was mystic to enter the Mayan underworld. Let's see where you go next
Such a beautiful video!!! The last time we were there was 2017. That's where my hubby and I supposed to have our destination beach wedding but we had to postpone it due to covid. Cannot wait to be back there! Thank you for this video 😍😊❤
Loved vacationing there. Aguasanta Tulum is where I stayed. With private pools , it’s way cheaper then the hotel zone and 10 min bike ride to the beach.
Mexico my favourite place.. playa paraiso in Tulum is beautiful..never paid entrance fee there..stayed 2y in a row in PDC and took the colectivos to Tulum and Xpu-Ha
Awesome video like always, there is 3 plubic access, you need to drive closest to the Tulum ruins, from the main road you have to turn left and you'll get totally free access to the beach 🏖️🌴🌊🤗
3:58 -> So cool! ..good capture....(and rare)..few vloggers get these kind of recordings.... 7:22-> Deal !!! (This is torture....why am I just watching this and not DOING it....where did I go wrong...) 10:35 -> Winter!?!? 13:57 -> Nice bathing suit Carol...... 17:53 -> Awesome! The drone shot, music{electro/trance] with background surf sound....
Great video. Will be going to Playa to work remote for a month and will definitely visit Tulum and the cenoltes . My wife speaks Spanish and as long as I keep my mouth shut we do well with the locals.
They do have entrances to public beaches, you just needed to know where they are. Mostly by the north side of the strip, closest to the ruins. As someone commented here, Playa Paraiso is one of the most well known public beaches in tulum
Hey there, cheers. Yeah we have been to that beach on our previous trip. Just wanted to check out some different public beaches, but by not having any public access they have made them pretty much private
You guys are really humble and so chill... I appreciate you affordable thinking and your way of getting to enjoy these places. Question: have you even gotten questioned/stopped for using your drone?
Hey legends! Long time follower, live your shows 😍 just wondering, are you experiencing any issues travelling overseas and getting from country to country? I’m in Australia atm and we can’t leave the country. I have friends travelling the world and I’m really confused as to why the rest of the world seems to continue moving yet Australia is in total lockdown from the rest of the world.
@@JumpingPlaces Amazing we are hopefully coming to this region 🙏 and Oaxaca Oct Nov 2021 if it goes according to plan! (Covid 😷🙄) HAVE FUN SabrinaFromLondon 🇬🇧
Memories. I hung out at that first beach you visited and had breakfast across the street from where you parked your bicycles, just a few short weeks ago. I relaxed on the chaise lounges where you entered and no one bothered me though the weather was a little bit stormy that morning. The prices near there were at times astronomical so stayed in AIR BnB place in the town and rode a rental bike down to beach.
Might have been around the same time as this video then? We filmed this about 2/3 weeks ago now. We also stayed in town in a place that we showed in the previous video because of the super high prices near the beaches.
thx for a good honest and informed take on Tulum.. not being blinded by the beauty and romance of it all,..some of us are relocating, and unfortunately, Tulum is now off the list.
A real shame that beaches are becoming more & more inaccessible. We love Huatulco area in Oaxaca especially Santa Cruz, Tangolunda, Playa La Entrega, Zipolite and further on to Puerto Angel - stunning scenery, beautiful towns and friendly locals.
Hi, Is the camera you're using to record this video the GoPro Hero 7? The quality is amazing. Thank you for all the information you guys are sharing, it's very helpful.
Excellent video! You're right, Tulum IS expensive and they have made it more difficult to reach the public beaches there. I don't believe you made it to the main public beach though, Playa Paraiso.. it's really nice and far less 'bourgeois' than the main hotel zone. Oh, Playa Del Carmen is also another place that also has excellent access to public beaches, its one of the best things about that overly-touristic city (I know, I lived there for four years). Looking forward to your continuing Mexican travels!
The beaches in Mexico are not private and if they tell you that's incorrect. Just let the beach club know you are going to the beach that's all. Free access no fee.
@@lolal3853 of course you're correct but as we saw in that video, some resorts will try to break that rule like the security guard who asked them to leave what in fact is a public beach. Soliman Bay near Tulum is also a secured community with a guard at the end of the road who won't give access to people that aren't staying in the beautiful villas there as well, I'm sure that's not legal either. It's too bad that some resorts try to kick the public off of the beach, you're right, they're free for all
@@dougrock8519 Yeah she keeps saying I am incorrect in many comments lol, even though in the video I clearly said that I knew they were all Public.... I never said they are private beaches. But as a tourist if you visit a place and they wont let you in without paying what can you do? Sure you can bring up the law but why should a tourist have to do that to get to a beach? As you mentioned in your example some definitely wont let you through.
@@JumpingPlaces I'm not here to hate on you guys. You guys are good people. Like I mentioned before I've watched some of Gabriel's videos including this one where he was asked to leave,not ok but they could communicate with each other. It's all about communication everywhere you go. Just saying you should mention or be more specific so your viewers don't get misinformed.
I’ve been to that same place years ago. It’s pitch dark. There was a diver that never made it back when he wandered too far and got lost in the cave. Nice place.
Yeah its also to make sure people dont have sun tan lotion on since its not allowed so that we don't pollute the water. The clarity was nuts! Never seen light rays like there ever before anywhere
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Before you get to the main tourist dirt road where all those shops & beach clubs are, there's a road to the left you turn down that has a sign that says National Parque. Its public beach entrances.
Thanks for the tip :D, we went to that beach before but from a road next to the tulum ruins
@@JumpingPlaces Yes, it's close to there....Just want you to know my husband (he's an attorney, so he's pretty critical) has watched many youtubers for travel info. He says you guys are one of the best. You don't focus on yourselves and you show the area, accommodations & give prices on everything. That's important when deciding where to travel to. Thank you for your channel.
Thanks! Yeah we always try and make the place and travel info the priority 😁 glad people recognize 😁👍
Love your adventures We are going to Cancun in February and going to explore 🙏✌️🇨🇦
México 🇲🇽 lindo.
My second home. My wife came from Veracruz. I buld the CORONA Brewery in Tuxtepec Oaxaca in the 80 s.
I really love this Country, the friendly People and this delicous food (muy rico)!
Greetings from Daniel 🇩🇪
3:44 to 3:47. Those rays of light underwater are beautiful! Another awesome video.
We were there in November....Playa Parisio is the best place to go. The most beautiful beach imo.
Its all the same beach. Playa Paraiso is just a particular beach club. But, youre right. That part of the beach is the best!
@@rainierr9356 Yes, it's the best. If you're looking at the water and turn to the left, just about 75ft from Parariso is public access where we didn't have to pay. Got a massage then went on down to the beach and relaxed.😍
Playa Paraiso is the name of the beach and it has a lot more public access then the hotel side. There are beach clubs there but there are a bunch of paths where you can go for free.
I love Tulum so much! 🙌🏻 amazing video guys!
Cheers bro!
Yes, it is great.
Mexico is beautiful. We’ve never stayed at a resort, tend to avoid those places because generally finding your own way result it the trip being way less expensive, supporting local business, and deeper cultural experiences. It’s difficult to fathom that the locals who were born, raised, and work there can’t have access to their own white sand beaches.
Yeah I was honestly shocked at how impossible it was to get on a public beach, sad for the locals for sure!
@@JumpingPlaces
I don't think you inform your self to well when you are in some places.
And it looks like you are misinformed and that shows in your videos and it's also misinformation to your viewers.
You missed many places in Tulum.
You really don't explore much of the culture in Mexico.
In that part of Mexico it would be the Mayan communities.
The beaches in Mexico are not private and if they tell you that's incorrect.
Just let the beach club know you are going to the beach that's all.
Free access no fee.
@@lolal3853 We didn't miss anything actually, we did exactly the things that we wanted to do.
Good news is that the current government has taken good measures (such as huge fines) to avoid hotels and resorts deniying beach acess to the locals. Some still do but those are less and less common.
The two times I was in Tulum, in 1991 and 1992, this was not the case. The locals did have access to their own pristine beaches and coral reefs. I imagine that this is no longer the case?
Thanks!
Thanks once again!
The clarity of the water is awesome 🤩, nice to see you two actually getting back in the water...👍 I need a year round tan like Carols...
Yeah I need her tan too, after a few weeks im white boy Chris again haha.... her stays!
Yes, nice
Omg, that water is so clear. The aerial shot was awesome. The beach clean and the ocean clear blue. Thanks for the tour.
Super clear cenote indeed, mesmerizing! :D
Awesome clear water! Thanks for sharing. Not skipping ads ever since I've subscribed from your videos of the Philippines. Your videos with the background music are always soothing and relaxing. It kinda gives me a "travel meditation" vibe each time I watch. 😊❤️
Aaaaa, underwater footages!!! Wow! Mind blowing footages!
Looks incredible guys! The corn leaf snack you guys had had my mouth watering!
Glad you enjoyed it bro!
Glad to see you guys still jumping places, miss your videos from the Philippines =) But loving your new content, keep up the good work!
Miss the Philippines also! Traveling here is kind of a similar vibe :D
@@JumpingPlaces Have fun, looking forward to your upcoming videos =) Stay safe!
I've only seen Instagram and Pinterest photos of Tulum and it looks stunning. It's wonderful to get the real view through your guy's eyes. Nice one, I'm off to watch the rest of your Tulum videos. Enjoy the west coast and your surf trip!
Cheers mate!
Very good evaluation...been going to Tulum for 20+ years and have watched it grow & grow.
If you have the time to stay in Tulum rather than visiting on a day trip, then it's worth going. The ecological practices of Tulum's hotels are worth supporting, and staying on-site will allow visitors to beat the overwhelming crowds at the Mayan ruins.
You don't need to go to a beachclub to get access to the beach. When I was there October - November me and my friends would just go through the entrance of the beach club and straight to the beach. Don't talk to reception or anyone just walk straight through the restaurant and to the beach. However if you don't want to pay a lot of money I would recommend Akiin beach club it was our favorite spot for affordable drinks and food right on the beach!
Love your videos guys...beautiful drone shots
Thanks for the reply, I was on that beach Wednesday morning, Jan 20th. Due to the somewhat stormy weather, there were only a few people there. For the first two days I stayed at an Air property in town across from the food market and taco stands. For the next three nights, I stayed at Barria Negro, which is a bit south of town. Nice place, great large pool and yard area, big modern rooms. Cost me @bout $50. Not many people there. The best part was its proximity across the street from Gypsea Market - an organic food store and wine shop.
There was also a nice cafe bakery in this complex, a wine shop/cafe, and a work shared space called Digital Jungle. Also, a short bike ride away on 307 were two decent cenotes - Escondido and Christina.
Wow!! looks absolutely incredible!! Thanks!!
Wow. What a place. How clear that water is. Beautiful place. The turtles are so close. Carol, you look amazing. Love how you are so much braver in front of the camera. You are gorgeous. You both look so well. I am very envious of you traveling right now. But so happy you get to share all these beautiful places with us. Always very informative. I am glad you found somewhere you did not have to pay to get in. Amazing drone shots. My favorite UA-cam channel and couple. Great video. Thank you for sharing. Take care.
Thanks :D The cenote was incredible clear indeed :D Never seen light rays like that before on our travels!
Love the different colors of the water. Looks so serene and beautiful. The last one was a long and big beach all right. Nice drone shots!
Thank you very much!
Hello you 2. Another great vlog with amazing shots. Didn't they offer the snorkel tour with guide to actually go deeper into the Cenote? I did this at Dos Ojos and it was mystic to enter the Mayan underworld. Let's see where you go next
Such a beautiful video!!! The last time we were there was 2017. That's where my hubby and I supposed to have our destination beach wedding but we had to postpone it due to covid. Cannot wait to be back there! Thank you for this video 😍😊❤
Oh no, that sucks you had to postpone bc of Covid!!
@@ThisBlondeLife It's alright. We don't wanna risk our guests health and safety. We will have our dream wedding someday 😊🙏
Loved vacationing there. Aguasanta Tulum is where I stayed. With private pools , it’s way cheaper then the hotel zone and 10 min bike ride to the beach.
Bright and beautiful video. Love the drone shots and music near the end.
Thank you very much!
Great information & drone footage, thanks!
Money and greed is the killer of beautiful places and things. Great video looks like a beautiful place and had a great time. 👌
Yeah unfortunately, we did really enjoy our time there but at the same time we can see its going in the wrong direction and fast!
@@JumpingPlaces if it’s going in the wrong direction that is a shame 😞
Can I I ask how it is going in the wrong direction?
There's a great public beach towards the main ruins.
Yeah we went to that one 2 years ago, playa Paraiso. This one is also public, just no public access lol
I never get enough of these new tropical places
New to you
Great video on Tulum, looking forward to more Mexican adventures. Make sure to check out the alebrijes in Oaxaca city.
awesomely shot and the best part was underwater sun rays and 2 colorful tortoises very well captured. kudos to you both.
Look at that colour of the sky, The weather looks great
Mexico my favourite place.. playa paraiso in Tulum is beautiful..never paid entrance fee there..stayed 2y in a row in PDC and took the colectivos to Tulum and Xpu-Ha
I love your vids guys, it feels like, i was there travelling with you in everywhere ❤️ keep up the good work Sir!
You will love Oaxaca, hope you spend some time in Huatulco! Beach access is free in Huatulco and taxi prices are fair!
Cheers, might have to head that way and check it out!
You guys need to check out bacalar it’s like a two hour drive from tulum
Next two videos are from there 😁
3:44 to 3:47 --> beautiful rays of light shining down on a beautiful lady: An awesome videoclip! Congratulations.
Looks Amazing
Awesome video like always, there is 3 plubic access, you need to drive closest to the Tulum ruins, from the main road you have to turn left and you'll get totally free access to the beach 🏖️🌴🌊🤗
3:58 -> So cool! ..good capture....(and rare)..few vloggers get these kind of recordings....
7:22-> Deal !!! (This is torture....why am I just watching this and not DOING it....where did I go wrong...)
10:35 -> Winter!?!? 13:57 -> Nice bathing suit Carol......
17:53 -> Awesome! The drone shot, music{electro/trance] with background surf sound....
Thanks for the interesting comments always paul :D Glad you enjoy all our videos!
Nice video. Awesome beach Mexico.
Great video. Will be going to Playa to work remote for a month and will definitely visit Tulum and the cenoltes . My wife speaks Spanish and as long as I keep my mouth shut we do well with the locals.
Wow! 😲 The beach! So beautiful!
😁👍
love your vlog...I was there at that beach by Azulik in Apr 2019. I like Tulum for their white sandy beach and cenotes but not their crazy hotel cost
They do have entrances to public beaches, you just needed to know where they are. Mostly by the north side of the strip, closest to the ruins. As someone commented here, Playa Paraiso is one of the most well known public beaches in tulum
Hey there, cheers. Yeah we have been to that beach on our previous trip. Just wanted to check out some different public beaches, but by not having any public access they have made them pretty much private
You guys are really humble and so chill... I appreciate you affordable thinking and your way of getting to enjoy these places. Question: have you even gotten questioned/stopped for using your drone?
Hey legends! Long time follower, live your shows 😍 just wondering, are you experiencing any issues travelling overseas and getting from country to country? I’m in Australia atm and we can’t leave the country. I have friends travelling the world and I’m really confused as to why the rest of the world seems to continue moving yet Australia is in total lockdown from the rest of the world.
Hey guys, you can try the beach of Akuma it is free.
Lovely video,cant wait to see Bacalar 🤩 and Oaxaca 🥰
2 videos from Bacalar coming up next :D
@@JumpingPlaces Amazing we are hopefully coming to this region 🙏 and Oaxaca Oct Nov 2021 if it goes according to plan! (Covid 😷🙄)
HAVE FUN
SabrinaFromLondon 🇬🇧
Memories. I hung out at that first beach you visited and had breakfast across the street from where you parked your bicycles, just a few short weeks ago. I relaxed on the chaise lounges where you entered and no one bothered me though the weather was a little bit stormy that morning. The prices near there were at times astronomical so stayed in AIR BnB place in the town and rode a rental bike down to beach.
Might have been around the same time as this video then? We filmed this about 2/3 weeks ago now. We also stayed in town in a place that we showed in the previous video because of the super high prices near the beaches.
Your underwater shots are great! I have the GoPro8 too.
I love it!
It's really beautiful places
Incredible cinematography. As good as it gets.
Thanks!
The water is so fresh clean and very comfortable for swimming
try Punta Allen..may need a 4x4 depending on road condition
Nice video great place to relax and enjoy with the love on specialy during the Valentines day
Amazing place
Clarity of water resembles that of some of Elnido beaches in the philippines, awesome guys
Yeah super clear!
thx for posting this up - looking at tulum to visit and possibly buy a house as well.
Always so good. Nice videos
What a beautiful place. Very El Nido-ish. Great footage. Love Carols' new bikini. 😍
Soo clear and beautiful!
the view at 2:30 is amazing !!!!!
thx for a good honest and informed take on Tulum.. not being blinded by the beauty and romance of it all,..some of us are relocating, and unfortunately, Tulum is now off the list.
Great to see you. Water In Gran Cenote is ideal clear. This place is absolutly amazing like yours relation
Cool vid, loved the caves, the beach looked wonderful, I’m so pleased you didn’t pay to get on it, made me smile and happy for you both, 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
beautiful 👍🏻 crystal water 💫🌏👋❤️👏
Been there year 2013 realy love Mexico been in ,cancun also
😎Grande Denote is for Sure. A Wonder of the World, No doubt!🤗🍓
I can't wait to watch the Bacalar video !
Coming this weekend hopefully! There will be two :D
A real shame that beaches are becoming more & more inaccessible. We love Huatulco area in Oaxaca especially Santa Cruz, Tangolunda, Playa La Entrega, Zipolite and further on to Puerto Angel - stunning scenery, beautiful towns and friendly locals.
Thanks for the tips 😁 we might check some of those out 👍
I love your new content, I watched all your videos. Thanks for the tour.
From the Philippines. Miss u guy's
insane views. Which camera u are guys using to film underwater?
I have been to the Gran Cenote, it is a nice place.
You always choose spectacular places to visited. Blessings
Hi, Is the camera you're using to record this video the GoPro Hero 7? The quality is amazing. Thank you for all the information you guys are sharing, it's very helpful.
beautiful is that theblagoon the water isvso clear.
wow s0ooooo very beautiful place to unwind ⚘😘
The location does help but 1st class photography/video on this episode... nice work 🏅
wow amazing vlog
Excellent video! You're right, Tulum IS expensive and they have made it more difficult to reach the public beaches there. I don't believe you made it to the main public beach though, Playa Paraiso.. it's really nice and far less 'bourgeois' than the main hotel zone. Oh, Playa Del Carmen is also another place that also has excellent access to public beaches, its one of the best things about that overly-touristic city (I know, I lived there for four years). Looking forward to your continuing Mexican travels!
The beaches in Mexico are not private and if they tell you that's incorrect.
Just let the beach club know you are going to the beach that's all.
Free access no fee.
@@lolal3853 of course you're correct but as we saw in that video, some resorts will try to break that rule like the security guard who asked them to leave what in fact is a public beach. Soliman Bay near Tulum is also a secured community with a guard at the end of the road who won't give access to people that aren't staying in the beautiful villas there as well, I'm sure that's not legal either. It's too bad that some resorts try to kick the public off of the beach, you're right, they're free for all
@@dougrock8519 Yeah she keeps saying I am incorrect in many comments lol, even though in the video I clearly said that I knew they were all Public.... I never said they are private beaches. But as a tourist if you visit a place and they wont let you in without paying what can you do? Sure you can bring up the law but why should a tourist have to do that to get to a beach? As you mentioned in your example some definitely wont let you through.
ua-cam.com/video/CSUTZvWtrwI/v-deo.html perfect example here of a recent video, and hes already on the beach and he still gets kicked off
@@JumpingPlaces
I'm not here to hate on you guys.
You guys are good people.
Like I mentioned before I've watched some of Gabriel's videos including this one where he was asked to leave,not ok but they could communicate with each other.
It's all about communication everywhere you go.
Just saying you should mention or be more specific so your viewers don't get misinformed.
For the footage, what camera did you use? Thanks in advance!
Nice beach and nice area, love the vid !
Thank you very much!
Amazing place 😍 we looking forwards to the next vid which once a so nice without doubts 👍👋👋
Thank you! 😃
the place looks like philippines, 👍keep safe both of you nice rocks,,,
Congratulations on your videos, the colors look fantastic, with which camera do you use to record them?
Wow!!! loved the turtles and fantastic video and truly the place is amazing! Take care.
Glad you enjoyed it
I have been to Tulum 20 years ago. It was great then, a lot of backpackers were staying there, the prices were reasonable.
That is right.
Hi miss Carol and sir Cris..always follow you guys..much love here in the Philippines..
Really enjoyed watching your vids I can't wait to travel again
I’ve been to that same place years ago. It’s pitch dark. There was a diver that never made it back when he wandered too far and got lost in the cave. Nice place.
Nice and beautiful place, viva México
Can you give us an idea some type of marker where that access point for the big beach 🏖
Not too sure where it was on a map but if you are riding in there you should be able to clearly see the fence on the left
nice video, thanks for sharing
Great video! I’m going to Tulum next month and I got some tips from this!
Good luck!!
I was thinking why would you need to take a shower but then I saw the clarity of that water, damn!! looks clear enough to drink it 😀
Yeah its also to make sure people dont have sun tan lotion on since its not allowed so that we don't pollute the water. The clarity was nuts! Never seen light rays like there ever before anywhere
great video our trip is planned for may this is great info!! I'm planning to go to azulik so good to see it from the outside