What? NO COCONUT CAKE?

We were planning on driving our diesel motorhome to Belize but I heard mexico has limited low sulfur diesel and Belize didn't have low sulfur diesel. I assume you're vehicle needs low sulfur diesel as well, are finding it in Belize?

I have been to Belize and you’re right, it’s a beautiful country! Great scenery, thanks for taking us along ❤ oh and I’m subscribing!

Kathy’s smile is like a ray of sunshine! Thank you for sharing your awesome adventures.

Thanks for the tour! I had no idea they spoke English in Belize. You are not missing anything back in the states. Have Fun!

After dealing with 4 hours of a home plumbing crisis, I am now relaxing with a stiff drink and a new episode of Famagogo. Serenity now...

Nah man I'd do a coconut curry. In high school in Hawai'i me an some baddas made water bongs out of the shell. Dry them out and remove the meat . Then polish them down. Almost like Koa wood. 3 holes in the top. Bamboo in the bigger one and a stem in one carb in the other. Hawai'i natural high bought a few... good times... curry folks. Curry.

I second that idea for cocmut shrimp in the air fryer! :)

Make some toasted coconut shrimp! Should be able to air fry jt

My favorite reef ever!❤

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What is this place called? How do I find it? This is going on my list of travel destinations. Thank you. Great video.

Please tell me the cost. I heard it is over $6K for 1 car......🤑

Lol, I was just telling someone about Lower Calf Creek Falls this morning! Hells Backbone Grill in Boulder is my favorite restaurant! I just love Utah...thanks for sharing.

I have friends in Mexico who are citizens. They say not to travel by car in Mexico. It is not worth the risk. You are rolling the dice.

What a great summary! I totally agree.

You have a very sensible approach to traveling the PanAmerican. We’re at Andy’s place in Quito, Ecuador surrounded by European travelers. We haven’t seen a US overlander since Panama. Fear rules the US and it’s a shame.

This is great! Thanks for putting this together!

I need more content like this in my life!

I have a late question. I have read that there is a federal law that imposes USD$127,000 fine and possible jail time for driving on beaches in Mexico. Do you know if this is true? I don't want to drive in deep sand, but it would be nice to camp within view of the water.

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Thanks!

I’m writing this comment sitting in Eagle Pass TX on my way to Phoenix AZ. Yesterday riding down the highway I lost power on my VS30 and limped to Eagle Pass. I did some checking and couldn’t determine what was wrong. I found your video and went this morning to look. I found a blown hose! New hose will be here at 11am! I was about to pay 700 bucks to tow it to San Antonio. Big help! Your Axle video in Alaska was also a big help! Love how calm you are while this mess is happening. You saved me so much time and money!

Man, next time you go up 395, I suggest to go up to Bridgeport. The green Meadow in Bridgeport is really beautiful too! You go to Twin Lakes there, really a beautiful drive too.

Great you were able to help Bill Burr at the side of the road. Good video, and helpful info tidbits. I’m planning to do this drive from Toronto end of Aug. ‘24 or next year same month. I’ll skip this year if I’m able to take more time off and drive to Colorado, Utah and Idaho.

with modern vehicles,when jumping another car, your not suppose to have the donors engine on when trying to jump. It could mess with the computers.

How very lovely.🦋Thank you for sharing these beautiful butterflies.

I camped at Twisted Shoe (Feb. 2024) because of this video. Absolutely loved how I was miles and miles away from everyone. Nobody was at the lower campsites so we were truly all alone. Loved every moment.

Etiquette at Saline is no clothes in the Hot springs. Use the showers before you get in. Be respectful of others. Wearing textiles in the springs ruins them. They will need to be drained, scrubbed, and bleached now. The detergents and dyes in your clothes contaminate the hot springs. It makes the water look dirty and affects the ability of being able to absorb the minerals. Defeats the purpose of going to a hot spring. You may find yourself not being welcomed.

Great usefull video. With all dirt roads in off roading, don't you keep a spare air filter? And change frequently or not ?! Thanks

Hi Peter, can I assume you took Lewis & Lewis insurance company for your Mexican coverage?

Very nice place. Roads seems bad, though. I have a 4x4 170 Sprinter, what i hate most are the roads with side incline. Would you know the max slope angle before tipping over with such heavy and high vehicle. Thanks and enjoy the road

I know this is old but just wanted for any other viewers in this situation too know. If you break an axel or lose a rear driveshaft and you have 4 WHEEL DRIVE you can just shift into 4 high and you can still drive. If it's a bent driveshaft take it off , or tie it up if it has a slip joint at the trans. If it's a broken axel and a one ton you can take it out and tape a plastic bag in the hole. And for stripped ring gear drain out the oil and take off the drive shaft. You can drive 1000 miles on the front axel just don't be hard on it as it is usually not as strong as the rear diff. Over the years doing this has got me home from many backwoods trips and will keep you mobile and safe Tull you can get too where you can safely fix your rig. CHEERS AND SAFE TRAVELS Steve h.

You get wrong year this one for 07 -13 your sprinter 18 you need tell them that year and make sure buy only Mercedes Parts lats long

5 minutes of someone banging on about a crap table.. bye

I live in Kodiak and Brown Bears do Attack! Especially Mama's.

How many miles did you get out of that hose?

OK I tried, too much of your damn mug!

Peter, just curious how many miles are on your Revel?

you saw a Brown bear not a Grizzly . the Kodiak brown is much larger . My first trip to Kodiak was in 1985 and it was on the Tusty as well . A grand adventure from southern Oregon to Kodiak in a 1967 chevy pickup . Kodiak has been home for 39 years this July .

Love seeing you check off your bucket list items! 😊

Love the music choices!

I'm so glad things are going well for you in Mexico! I would like to get a rear tire carrier like yours, isn't it from Agile?

That Cenote jump was much higher than I expected!

I live in Kodiak. We don’t have grizzly bears. We have Kodiak Brown Bears. They don’t “attack” but they will scavenge for food. If you had residual trash, smell of trash, grill scraps, they will try to scavenge for that. We have not had an unprovoked bear attack in the city of Kodiak. Everyone who lives here is “bear aware” and it is taught at a very young age. Please don’t classify this as a “bear attack”, that is mislabeling our awesome bears that we cohabitate with peacefully.

Nice vid! We lived in Sechelt for 10 years and now have a 4 acre lot between Halfmoon Bay and Madiera Park. Hopefully you did some MTBing on the Sunshine Coast as well. I’ve worked on building and maintaining trails, and they are some of the east I’ve ever ridden, even compared to Sedona, White Fish, Hurricane, etc.

As a Canadian: literally nobody ever calls it Timmy hortons. Most often Timmy’s, or Timmy ho’s 😊

That explains the fantastic imagery! #1 Revel story is awesome.

Any issues finding diesel?

Am buying this. I use motorcycle and I hope it works for me.