one of the better reviews of oaxaca food scene. i moved here in 2015. Casa Oaxaxa and Las Danzates are always rated at the top. Las Danzantes is more difficult than casa o to get reservations. some of the others you listed are not in the top 10. you got mole nearly everywhere you ate. and mescal.you should have tried some street food and tlayudas from zocalo, and gone to the mercados.

The Gringos have destroyed the Baja it's not worth going anymore. We were very disappointed

Hey guys I'm a non drinker will this effect the cost?

Wow! The salt flat was so neat! I didn’t know they could be so beautiful!

Was ist an Steinen und Büschen in einer Steinwüste schön ?

Wow! I am Mexican and have been traveling in many places here, but never heard about Guerrero Negro. Thank You for showing places we never even imagined

disfruté el video, buen trabajo👍🏼

$2671/28 = $95 USD per day just for housing. Sounds way too expensive... For the same quality of housing, an apt with a kitchen, there are far more reasonable alternatives. Plus, by cooking all your meals at the apt, restaurant expenses could easily be close to zero. The primary attraction of Puerto Escondido is the warm weather, and the beautiful beaches. Food is #3 in importance.

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Loved the sea lions. Thanks for sharing. 😊

Looks like a relaxed area. Merry Christmas wherever you are now!

Surprised that you didn't take a tour to Isla Espíritu Santo.

Such beautiful beaches!! You guys got some great photos! 💕

Nice. We stopped there while on a cruise, it was HOT! We didn't get a chance to look around much. I also love it that you guys are not putting out how to stay someplace for $500 a month! Some of us retired early and have enough to travel without having to be cheap, you guys do that and it shows people who have the means what they can get for that money. Thanks

Great video. 👍 It looks like a beautiful place.😍 The food looks amazing. 😋 Thanks for taking us along. 😃

Este pueblo tiene alma 🎉❤

Loved the puppies of course! What a beautiful city, looks like you guys had a great time!

99th Pueblo Magico! You are so close to reaching your goal but I think you already have reached it. Congratulations! You guys made so much memories and kept great record of it so you have something awesome to look back on years to come.

Que mal que no ablen español 😢

Me alegro 😊

Hello, I am proud that you like our MEXICO. LONG LIVE MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. LONG LIVE THE 2 NATIONS.

I live in the US but my mom’s whole side of the family is from Saltillo and I have family all over the city! It’s really cool that y’all visited. I recommend going to the ojos de agua church, which is actually next to the parque el mirador. They got a really cool walk in holy water fountain with the image of Jesus Christ in there. Also el museo de las aves and the museo de la katrina are other cool spots to visit. My cousin actually use to do presentations at the museo de las aves in a few different languages!

Nice

Did you rent a car in Xpujil?

Great photo of you guys on the boat tour! The water & view was definitely beautiful!

So beautiful

i will go there soon. december 12 :)

Nice video, we were just in Cabo yesterday. The vibe in Cabo is definitely very different depending on if the ships are in port or not. As you experienced at night it is a lot calmer.

Great video, and great comparison. Thanks so much! I would assume price to stay at the resorts was similar?

Loved your description of the music by the pool. You made me laugh.

I love mexico! Your video remind me so much good time i passed there long time ago. Thank you very much ❤

What was that drink that you said was your favorite?

How do you get there? Airport?

Happy that you insist in your project. I remember that wrote you abour the posibility of make shorts. Then I don' t know nothing about you, in months. I was thinking " deserted ".But just a few days ago, I received a notification of video. And I can see higher views !!! You got it 😊

Thank you for sharing!!

Nice City, nice People

Welcome to Puebla!!! 😘😘😘 Everyone, everyday!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

That sunset was amazing!!

The food looked delicious! Beautiful views. Thank you for sharing.

Hola wellcome to México

This is why it is so frustrating that all people hear and talk about is the crime and how unsafe Mexico is. In my entire life I have never had any person in the United State offer as much time, help and generousity as the People do here in Mexico! I have had several situations like yours and ALWAYS the Mexican people here are willing help and expect nothing in return other than your gratitute and friendship! Makes you wonder who really has a better lifestyle! Great video! 👍

Hola Georgia and David. I've been enjoying your videos but haven't had the time to write my usually long comments. This adventure deserved a little sympathy. Fortunately things turned out better than I initially thought, fearing you had inadvertently taken a shortcut to the bottom of Copper Canyon, or embraced the bumper of a speeding truck. Flat tires are inconvenient but not a trip ender. Fortunately the Mexicans in rural areas and small towns are among the friendliest and most helpful people in the world. I have no worry about such people coming to the US to take jobs we can't otherwise fill. I too had a hard time getting people to accept anything to repay their help. In rural areas I gave people rides when they were hitchhiking and they always tried to pay, which I always declined. You have a much larger budget than I ever had, but compared to the campesinos and Indians I encountered I was the rich person. During my 100,000 kms of travel in Mexico I had just one flat tire. The inner tube the mechanic installed survived the rest of my trip. The road where you had the tire trouble sounds like the roads (50 years ago) from Oaxaca City to Puerto Escondido or to Puerto Angel, or from Temascal to Huetamo, Axochiapan to Jolalpan, San Cristobal to San Andres Larrainzar or to Ocosingo, or the road south of Puerto Vallarta. Mostly 10-15 MPH. But it was an adventure, and the trips always resulted in a memorable story, as you have discovered. It sounds like you are still enjoying Baja. Perhaps better weather than mainland Mexico, but dry weather lies ahead. I guess you have seen your 100 pueblos magicos, but I know there is a lot of Mexico you haven't seen. What are your plans? Stay safe.

Good job guys! I think I would have had a worse meltdown. Would have had to scrape me off the road with a shovel! Thanks for sharing 😊

Do not do stupid shit like this again. You got lucky...... this time.

YOU DO NOT WANDER INTO DANGEROUS OUTBACK WITHOUT PROPER GEAR.

Thank you for sharing.

A Jeep breakdown just like might happen in a movie! Minus the bad guys on your trail.

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Scary adventure but the mexicanos always come through! 😅 And damn...David has a great build! Was he or is he an athlete??

When we were in Veracruz recently, we visited a place called Nace el Agua. Temps were high 90s (unusual for that area), the hike in was much harder than we'd anticipated, I had forgotten a hat, and we both needed water and food. We're both 70. The manager of the facility noticed, and from then on, we were looked after by the staff. I'll never forget the kindness and geniune concern. For me, THAT is Mexico. Wow, the zocalo of El Fuerte is lovely! And also.... #98!