Tulum VS Puerto Escondido? Comparison for Tourists and Digital Nomads

[@Kimten3000]

You should consider getting into voice over work, too. Your voice is really clear and nice to listen to.

[@shamsinahtajuddin1792]

Right!! I love her voice too. Its kinda calming to me. I like listening her talking about anything

[@CoolKidintheBlock]

Spot on!

[@johannaengman2594]

isn´t she doing something like that? Got that idea

[@marktrail8624]

It's clear and fast and gets the message across quickly. Don't have to adjust the playback speed. But the voice is rather intense.

[@MrTovala]

So..when do you come here again . Let me know

[@justinmacdonald1323]

I was inspired by one of your vlogs awhile back on Puerto Escondido and I ended up spending a month out there. It was amazing! The travelers there are laid back and the food is great. Fast forward a couple weeks later when I in was Tulum and it felt like everyone either wanted my money or was high on something. I left after a few days. Puerto for sure!

[@utecastronoova863]

I have been all over México and trist me almost everyone sees a turista as an ATM machine. Yes it's worse onajor turista áreas butainly speaking if the locals are very friendly they just want your money. I have met a few good folks down here but in general i'm treated like an ATM. I have been to 17 states and over 60 places so far in 16 months and speak spanish so i know what's really going on.

[@justinmacdonald1323]

I've been to a few different states now and none have been more pushy to get me to spend cash than in Quintana Roo. Generally feel like simple no's or gracias have dissuaded other merchants. YMMV though, safe travels through this beautiful land!

[@denebgarza]

Tulum is so exploited at this point. It used to be authentically laid back and chill decades ago. The area has been "hugged to death" by tourism. I really hope PE doesn't meet the same fate. It still has the perfect mix of authenticity and comfort.

[@marktrail8624]

I'll take Puerto Vallarta all the way. It's the best.

[@maribelquintero4908]

Thanks so much..we are going in October Amy trips

[@juliannet6029]

"Or they've just finished 6 weeks becoming Gandhi in India and they are yoga instructors" 😂

[@betopatricio3942]

Amen, there are still cheap ways to stay in Tulum but overall its not worth it anymore. Only go for special events. Stop posting about PE, so we can have a few more years off the radar

[@jillmattioli9640]

I've been going to PE for twenty years, I visited a few weeks ago and hardly recognized La Punta. I counted sixty people in the line up at one time.

[@susancheer5981]

@@jillmattioli9640 So many of these beautiful places here in Mexico have been trashed by the vast amount of youtubers promoting them. They are small little towns without the infrastructure to accomodate the influx, and the attitudes of the locals end up changing with so many outsiders. It's quite sad what has happened in Tulum. As my daughter says, 'white colonialism redo.'

[@cristianloquesea]

@@susancheer5981 It does not only happen in small places, I can attest that in big cities it also happens, for example Medellin Colombia

[@jctr4559]

@@susancheer5981 Did you need to use the word white. Think about, it I could say the word brown colonialism taking place in Phoenix, Arizona and other parts of the US and you probably would have called that racist. Libs never see it that way.

[@evanm9026]

@@jillmattioli9640 same here. Its not the same

[@johannaengman2594]

I was in Tulum the first time in 1989 (old) and there was nothing there. We stayed on the beach in a cabana. The real one with no floor (just the beach). We hanged our hammocks in there and that was it. The shower was a bucket from the well and there was a "restaurant" where we had our meals. You could just walk up to the ruinas, no entry. Now it is something else. Not sure I will ever experience that again maybe a bit when I visited Myanmar but not close.

[@louisdore-savard8429]

We booked a family trip to Mexico in July without knowing anything about those differences, except that PE and Oaxaca in general seemed less travelled. We are glad about our decision, the more info we gather. We hope to provide our kids with more of a backpacking experience than an all-inclusive vacation, and I think 8 days on the Oaxaca coast (split between PE and SA) will be perfect! Your videos have been very useful for our planning!

[@GalileoGuzman]

Vivo en Puerto Escondido, me da gusto que te haya gustado tanto. Como personal local aprecio todos tus comentarios, ojala podamos coincidir en tu siguiente viaje. Abrazo y buena vibra!

[@geevee9582]

hey bro, como comparas huatulco y puerto escondido?

[@william_rc]

Your travel guide videos always have the right amount of detail for people planning trips. Thanks for all the hard work you put into them.

[@GraemeLuey]

That was a pretty good breakdown. I went to Mérida in Jan, then randomly decided to check out Puerto for a week not knowing anything about it, and ended up staying for 4.5 months. Just got back home July 1. Stopped in Playa del Carmen on my way home for a week to visit a friend and check out the area. PDC is pretty gross...that whole side of the country has been ruined by hotels/gift shops catered to making Americans spend money. Puerto was amazing! I'll be going back in the fall. There are a few spots with good internet.y apartment in Tamarindos (between Zicatela and La Punta) was totally fine, and I never had a single issue with connection/speed.

[@xiube6979]

Hi Graeme - I'd like to make it down to PE this fall - which apartments have good Wi-Fi (20MB down/ 5MB up min)? Thx.

[@GraemeLuey]

Hey, you really need to talk to the landlord/roommate at the place you choose. I found my place on a Vacation Housing Rentals group on Facebook. There's also a Long Term Rentals group for Puerto as well.

[@ilannaor]

I've been to Tulum 10 years ago and it was completely different. The city was still small and not very touristic and it was very cheap. Glad I've got to experience it like that

[@Thiiink]

$40 usd for 2 mile rides now

[@johannwolf1]

sailed in there and anchored right in front of the temple and camped on the beach in 98. No town... it was amazing. It's gone now.

[@judio50]

Great video. En pointe. I've been to both Tulum and Puerto Escondido as a digital nomad. I recommend PE if you are a surfer. An alternative to Tulum is Playa del Carmen which I think is a better destination if you are not a surfer. Has the benefits of both worlds with Tulum within day trips distance. Also, WiFi wthin PDC is top notch.

[@mangosgomexico6343]

I was in Tulum 2 weeks ago for about the 10th time. Oh the sargassum is terrible. So sad. Just flew in to puerto Escondido today for the first time. I’m impressed and can say I’d come back.....update I will try huatulco next. Puerto is nice but the water is rough everywhere. If u go to Tulum go to Cozumel you are on the opposite side so there’s no sargassum where the beach clubs are . Great snorkeling.

[@ExtendedStudent4Real]

The seaweed in Tulum and Del Carmen is seasonal-higher in the summer months.

[@ramonpimentel7571]

Without a single doubt puerto escondido for the win. A million times over

[@santiagog.b.5172]

Yes but don't say it too loud, we don't want tulum people to invade puerto 🙏

[@gypsyjane6352]

@@santiagog.b.5172 Why be selfish

[@drSamovar]

@@gypsyjane6352 ....are you "selfish" if hungry raccoons are trying to get into your house??.....maybe, but "selfish" is not always "bad"......the masses of COMMERCIAL vloggers now "discovering paradise" all over the globe have little idea how rapidly they are contributing to their ruin.....many of these smaller towns just aren't built to handle constant large crowds = no paradise = more TURDS directly into the ocean......

[@santiagog.b.5172]

@@drSamovar absolutely. Also Tulum is getting very contaminated and polluted because of the massive hotels that need to be constructed to hold that many tourists, also the jungle and manglars keep getting destroyed over the years just to build more hotels and tourist attractions. Puerto doesn't even have big hotels or any big infrestructure, thats why everything is so natural and beautiful

[@arianaraquel1958]

@@gypsyjane6352 cause blogger are going to ruined it!

[@pablovi77]

It actually rains a lot more in Puerto Escondido, than in Tulum. Twice as much. 81 Inches in Puerto Escondido, to 44 inches in Tulum. I don’t know where you get the desert from. It’s a very wet part of México. You probably were there during the dry season. In Puerto Escondido it rains in the summer, in Tulum in the Fall. “PUERTO ESCONDIDO CLIMATE SUMMARY Puerto Escondido is 67m above sea level. The climate is tropical in Puerto Escondido. In winter, there is much less rainfall than in summer. According to Köppen and Geiger, this climate is classified as Aw. The average annual temperature is 25.8 °C | 78.5 °F in Puerto Escondido. The annual rainfall is 2062 mm | 81.2 inch.” “Tulum: Precipitation amounts to 1,120 millimeters (44.1 inches) per year: it is therefore quite abundant. It ranges from 30 mm (1.2 in) in the driest month (March) to 180 mm (7.1 in) in the wettest (October). Here is the average precipitation. On average, there are around 2,525 sunshine hours per year.”

[@dustinrhodes2546]

I agree, maybe it was an assumption based on her experience being there in winter?

[@pablovi77]

@@dustinrhodes2546 Yeah, probably. But that’s the thing, instead of doing a 30 research in Google, they come here for a couple of months, and think everything they say is true or accurate. And are giving people advice on a very limited experience and knowledge.

[@GraemeLuey]

Yeah I was pretty confused on where she got that information as well. There were definitely a few things mentioned about P.E. that left me scratching my head. Granted, I was only there for 5 months (Jan-July). Seemed like she only visited a couple parts of town and based everything off that. I found the "street food" segment a little strange as well.

[@edwardbenes5015]

that was her personal experience ..... due to timing of her trip - Puerto rains like mad in September , I was there

[@wanderingtrades]

Checking Puerto Escondido this autumn. Thanks for the recommendation and tips from your previous videos.

[@alexserver]

I really hate when a place gets so popular that it gets crowded and overpriced... Tulum is very different than 30 years ago. Back then you could go and you wouldn't believe how beautiful and calm and isolated it was from the outside consumer world... Now it's expensive because of tourism and the ambitious Mexican business people that want to charge like there was no tomorrow day... I want to go to Puerto Escondido to enjoy the beautyness of solitude Thanks for your review !

[@drSamovar]

si......im now seeing commercial vloggers in the backgrounds of other vloggers "discovering paradise" with little to no regard to how rapidly they are contributing to the trashing of those places with permanent overrun.....no paradise.....just more raw sewage straight into the sea.....crime goes up.....it IS heartbreaking....

[@jefftabone9840]

I agree, Puerto is the place to be. We are moving back in 5 weeks for a few years or more. I have lived there before but left to have the kid you see on my profile pic. It's a fabulous vibe with zero pretentiousness, can't wait to be back. Thanks for you vdo's, their good. Hope to see you there!

[@chillnspace777]

What is the process to relocate there again? What do you do to find work?

[@ExpatCaroline]

Thanks for sharing this video. I was shocked to hear about the WIFI in Tulum. Good to know! I'll make sure to pass it along.

[@jopensnewsnetwork]

This was a really good review and I have seen hundreds u cover all aspects

[@711Arigna]

Great information and thank you!

[@sheam2077]

Thank you for this video! I was just comparing your videos trying to make a decision on where to land for awhile

[@valita221]

tulum has changed so much because of these instabloggers and gringos I could cry

[@monchito822]

And KZbinrs 😪

[@nicholasclark23]

Fantastic video and very informative. Thank you! 😊

[@88missbeauty]

I went to Tulum a few months ago and I completely agree with you

[@stevennye2441]

Very nice well done review of these two places, I have lived in Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara for over twenty years. Tulum City not the beach has always been one of our favorite places, we know there are the expensive beach places, but the town of Tulum seemed more Europeans and fewer Americans. Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve is worth the visit with a large number of birds species and great scenery. It was expensive, we paid $140 per night for a tent, but it was a very nice tent. If you are interested in pre-Colombian societies Tulum is a good jumping off point. Oaxaca is a place we have been several times but never the beaches, my wife is a Mexican and we live at the beach but I never considered the Oaxacan beaches. We will give them a try soon. The one thing I will say about Mexico in general, every significant beach community has a broad variety of accommodations, from $10 to 2,000 per night. Most middle aged Americans tend to do $100-300 per night for a seven to fourteen day vacation versus $35-75 per night for people staying months. Violence in Mexico is over emphasized, there are dangerous places and the later at night and your level of alcohol ingestion increases your likelihood of problems, most of these problems are considerably less than a DUI in the USA. For the millions of tourists that travel to Mexico, most problems are from self destructive behavior not from aggression by locals, because it is very bad for business. Drugs, you will be offered drugs a lot if you are under 40. The best response is no thanks.

[@amdelorey]

Thanks for your video. Very timely for our travel planning!

[@Zerch-gi9qr]

Tulum: white sand, turquoise water, little waves Puerto Escondido: yellow sand, blue green water, high waves (to surf)

[@woolypuffin392]

Exactly what i needed! Hubby want to see Tulum, i want to see Puerto Escondido 😱

[@MillaExplores]

Perfect timing, just booked my flights to Mexico today! 😍 You made me do it, I watched all of your vlogs while you were there and became obsessed to travel there 😂 I'm planning on visiting both Tulum and Puerto Escondido but would like to spend a bit more time in PE. Depends on my travel companions tho, but hopefully I'm able to visit both ☺️

[@durango24k]

Two of my good friends live in each one of those cities. I have a long time friend that lives in Puerto Escondido. He's been there for about 20 years, he married a Mexican girl and has a factory in Puerto and one in Mexico City. My best friend has been visiting the Cancun, Bacalar, and Tulum area for about 6 months now. He just bought a condo in Tulum and will be moving there in about a week, in mid June 2024. So I'm set to go visit both, hopeully all in one trip. I've lived in Honolulu, Hawaii for about 12, going on 13 years now, so it will be nice to compare these Mexican locations to Hawaii. i've been to Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas before. I'm looking forward to another trip to Mexico. It's nice to hear some tips as presented here 🙂

[@scubadave401]

Great video! As a older backpacker and travel buff, I agree with you 100%. Love Puerto and will be back in Sept for 6 months.

[@ReikiontheRun]

I was wondering if it would be too young for me. I live in PV and there are a lot of older people...PE seems like a lot in their 20s...I'm in my 40s looking for something in the middle. Good to know you liked it. I'll be checking PE out next year.

[@heysoph.9]

watching this like i have a chance to leave australia before 2030 haha

[@andrescarrillorey7421]

This is exactly the video I was looking for!!! Subscribed right away

[@TimothyBurt]

Thank you so much. Beautiful shots of Rinconada and Carrizalillo. Your video brings back really great memories. I was there for a month, just before the hurricane. Stayed some nights at Hostel Shalom and I cannot wait to get back. Thanks again!

[@JoeClement]

I'm considering moving down to Mexico this winter as well so this video was very helpful with a lot of good information!

[@H3LLB0Y2403]

Visited both and fully agree with everything. Good and informative!

[@AnnaRobert]

Thanks for making this video, I am planning a 6 month trip to central america and mexico and I wanted to know about mexico

[@CharLovesFOB]

loved this breakdown of everything!

[@dianavangeles]

I have been to both when I was a digital Nomad. The internet sucks more in puerto. The best spot is at Selinas. They have great internet but of course is not 100% reliable. I prefer Tulum to be honest. But playa del Carmen is even better. The beaches at Tulum are amazing! Heaven on earth. But yeah they have the “tuluminatis” the people that look perfect. Just stay in playa and go to Tulum for day trips (only 45m from playa)

[@sirgalahad1470]

The wifi news sucks because I must have very fast internet to work remote. Bummer

[@cathyplatin3906]

Thanks so much! I know both places well and I hands down would choose Puerto!!! It is wonderful. Tulum was a great place many years ago when I used to spend time there. Now it is way over hip and expensive; the vib has changed so much from the early days. We are spending the Winter in Puerto again(our 3rd time) and really look forward to being back! I so agree with your assessment…Thanks for sharing it!

[@EricksonFilmsYT]

Wonderful video! Just got back from two weeks in PE and loved it :)

[@happycamper4416]

Very rare to have a nice review like this. Clear, precise, and complete. Subscribed.

[@rtien1281]

I just came back from Tulum for my vacation. I had exactly the same experience as you. LOLOL. I was picking between Tulum and Puerto Escondido, wish I had seen your vlog sooner!

[@petercools5591]

great video thanks a lot for sharing. I was about to book a ticket to cancun and explore the areas around Yucutan, but now I am actually convinced that I better go to Puerto Escondido :)

[@seandesmond5560]

Great video wonderful Christie!!! ❤ Good information!

[@travelescapesOFFICIAL]

Great video/comparison! I was in Puerto for about three months before moving to Medellin, Colombia; I liked it a lot there. What mic do you use? I've started a similar KZbin channel to yours over the past few months, but my audio quality needs improvement.

[@shafkyshifaf3099]

Great information through your channel 🤝

[@jillyalexander7]

Hello, I'm in London, great to hear a UK perspective from you. I'm heading to PE at the beginning of Sept 23. This was very helpful, sort of ticked and confirmed all the boxes I had done my research on. Planning to stay 3-6 months. Many thanks x

[@gordogringo668]

I've spent time in both places . I would take anywhere in Oaxaca over Tulum . Puerto's only draw back for me is the surf . If you aren't an Olympic grade swimmer , stay out of the water especially at Zicatal . I won't mention my favorite beach town in Oaxaca . We like it , nice and quiet , not too many tourists . Tulum is an uppity tourist trap , too many people , with too much money to throw away . The locals know it and take advantage , 10 years ago it wasn't bad , then the Kardasians bought a place there . Enough said .

[@JoshuaWDelano]

Been to the Yucatán a few times and I’ve avoided Tulum every time. I definitely will add Puerto Escondido to my list of places to visit in Mexico next year. Hopefully our paths cross.

[@miguelt8355]

I love your videos. I hope to back pack some day.

[@stmiller8427]

And, of course, we miss you! And, of course, we miss Puerto Escondido! You did not talk about any future travel plans on this video. On July 3, 2021 we heard Kool and the Gang and the L A Phil perform at the Hollywood Bowl along with a ton of fireworks. Watching from Los Angeles, CA Thank you! Steve Miller.

[@LauraVandette]

Great video, thank you!

[@whiterabit09]

Thanks so much for this video, it has answered all my questions in comparison.

[@oreospeedwaggindoesamerica6078]

I’m heading to Mexico around September to travel and live for a year. I definitely feel ill like Puerto Escondido way more than Tulum!

[@oreospeedwaggindoesamerica6078]

@Daniel Ruiz whatever you don’t even know me lol

[@mikaso30]

Always great to see u

[@mikewallden5167]

Thanks for that comparison, I agree with your conclusions.

[@jameskelley5918]

This is nuts! I was in Zica the same time as you last year! I went to amarisa every day! When I went some of the beaches were closed. Great video. On point.

[@cristyy_b]

love this! Any more comparison videos planned? ;)

[@poltaj3963]

Sayulita and San Pancho are even better IMO

[@2008israelramos]

You didn't even touch on the Sargazo issue in Tulum; Half the year their beaches are gross and smelly.

[@trinekirstine3966]

Thank u! as a backpacker im def. going to Puerto Escondido

[@chrisrobinson79]

Love your Mexico videos there so informative. Colombia too my wife and I bought a small home in Cartagena but we also live in the uk. My wife is from Cartagena but you have given me so many more places to go and visit your information is really helpful planning a motorcycle trip from Cartagena to ricon because of your videos is there also other nice spots down that coastline. Sucre I think it’s called. 🌴😎

[@BrianBaileyedtech]

Great analysis - I spent a couple weeks in Tulum in 2022 and completely agree. Haven't been to PE yet - will go for a month at the end of April - but based on your analysis I KNOW I will like it more than Tulum. I have also spent time in the Cabo region (so much more than just Cabo - rent a car and stay in La Paz - swimming with whale sharks is the best and cheapest on the planet imho). Also loved Acapulco (yeah, really - even surprised me after all the negative press), Mazatlan, Tijuana (yeah, really!!), Mexico City (AWESOME), Puerta Vallarta (especially Sayurita although that was over 10 years ago before it was really trendy like now) and Chetumal (down on the Belize border). Mexico is AWESOME!!!!!

[@toddwiener1087]

As an American with properties in both Tulum and Oaxaca, this video has good breakdown of prices and the vibe. It's worth noting that because of the increased violence in the last year has been met in recent months with a substantial increase in the Federal police presence and this has made Tulum much safer.

[@pamelahernandez2010]

Isnt ilegal to buy properties in México as a foreing?

[@valerisports]

Good job. Thanks for your advices. PS. Have a nice day!

[@vibrance.photography.m]

Thank you very much for this video!

[@racheldermody5717]

I also spent an extended period of time in both around the same time as you and I agree 100%! I feel I do not need to return to Tulum, but I would return to PE especially since it's fairly close coming from the US. Also, as an American I agree Tulum has too many Americans hahaha I left for Mexico to escape for awhile and Tulum felt like I was in the influencer side of Los Angeles, but with prettier beaches

[@betopatricio3942]

even LA doesnt have that many influencers

[@claudiazulemahernandezherr2822]

There's way to many foreigners in Mexico, wish they would stop living in Mexico life is getting so bad for the locals

[@matthewgaler6544]

Chrissy… The footy!!… come on , shoulda done it tmoz…. Distracted now 💥

[@mikewallden5167]

Excellent game today. One more to go!

[@rgmm8888]

Love the video!! 🌺🌼🌺

[@manonmaitre598]

Totally agree !!!

[@Ruben-cf6om]

Great video’s, very detail. I am subscribed 😬

[@marcoprolo7318]

I was a few days in Los Cabos and it matches Tulum, client profiles and price wise. Went straight to Puerto Escondido where I now relax and surf. No matching comparison. I confirm the internet sucks though. PE is not a place for digital nomads.

[@jacksoncullen1]

Watching this in PE epic summary shout out from a kiwi 🥝 abroad !!!!

[@ivansanchez8458]

Puerto Escondido sunsets are much better, both places are beautiful but as you say, PE is a great place for every kind of people, Tulum is for rich people spending money for 1 week.

[@jameshall2299]

I have never been to puerto Escondido. After watching your video, I now want to go! Thank you!

[@omarruiz2821]

Puerto escondido for sure

[@gerardotovar1708]

haha any other sort of "coach" that doesn't involve sports, good one. Saludos desde Puerto Vallarta!

[@jacquelinebarragan1027]

Very one should go to Puerto Vallarta my favorite place in Mexico

[@pgh2002]

I liked your review

[@danielestrada4001]

I vacation this year in both places. I totally agree with you it's all about the vibes for me. It makes me sad what Tulum has become it's full of pretentious people.

[@ChristopherChiu]

This is like like Canggu vs Ubud in Bali. Tulum = Cangguu w/ the hipsters lol. I prefer Ubud. Have lived in PDC and visited Tulum. - Def wanna check out PE next.

[@chrislopez9156]

Super helpful thank you!

[@josiaharnold8881]

Thanks for the great video! Any ideas on how good wifi is currently in puerto Escondido?

[@peruface]

i was in tulum last week . Paradise is very nice.

[@FordQuarterman]

Nice video! I also prefer Puerto Escondido to Tulum ;)

[@arianaraquel1958]

Todavía Huatulco es mejor que Puerto o Tulum.

[@SAULSM17]

@@arianaraquel1958 Se los lleva de calle

[@Kiennguyen22360]

Was in Tulum for a few weeks I’m excited for puerto escondido

[@KM-ss1if]

Wow! It sounds horrible in Tulum these days. I spent a few weeks in Tulum in 2001 and one week in Puerto Escondido. Tulum was great a the time not like Playa del carmen or Cancun. Puerto Escondido was a sleepy surfing beach. I really liked both places but today I would choose Puerto Escondido.

[@mybestlyfe5442]

I would like to travel to PE, would it be a good idea to take my 2yr old twins? Wanting to travel 30days in Aug*Sept. Any suggestions / advise

[@moderneprimitives1510]

girl, you made me laugh about Tulum! its so true!!! It was great 20 years ago but now.....not so much. Same goes for Playa del Carmen

[@FinnDelMundoTravel]

Puerto Escondido all the way. Tulum isn’t set up for the numbers of tacky gringos it attracts. With that said, Puerto Escondido has changed A LOT in the 9 years I have been visiting it (negatively). Great video & comparisons made 😀

[@johnwhereareyou]

Oh great, wish I saw this before booking 10 weeks at a Airbnb in downtown Tulum! Still looking forward to it tho as I found a place with fast WiFi (I work full time remote) and I'm staying in a local neighborhood so prices should be cheaper

[@johnwhereareyou]

UPDATE: the WiFi in Tulum is great and being 'far' from the beach isn't an issue (my Airbnb provided me with a bicycle). Love Tulum and wish I was staying here longer!!

[@BaliandbeyondCa]

Thanks, been spending the winter in Progreso, heading to the pacific coast this weekend, I will deffently stop in at Puerto Escondido. I love what i hear about the whole west coast. Have you been back again since 2020?

[@SkyKangaroo]

I’m thinking of going to pureto soon!!! So hoping it stays cheap

[@MarioSanchez-hw7is]

Come to Pto Escondido is amazing ;)

[@zeref9919]

Where to find the best deals for flights to Puerto Escondido

[@ThisIsZ4Real]

What is the name if the $22 a night hotel in Puerto Escondida? We are going there this Sunday.

[@dustinrhodes2546]

A few add ONS: Danger... Tulum is in the middle of cartel wars and the police are horribly corrupt straight up robbing people in the street. In PE the police were much less prevalent. I did get patted down one night walking in PE but they didn't take anything and let me go on my way. Sunsets... PE sunsets are unbeatable. Beaches....in the winter I agree with you that Tulum is incredible with blue water and beautiful sand. But in the summer, the sargasso is so horrible you can't even sit on the beach due to the size of the piles and stench. For the wifi: it's like $30 a month for a mifi on telcel. I worked on wifi 100% doing teleconferences with very very minimal interruptions. If the hard line wifi dropped I could always switch over to the Telcel. I wonder if you ran across my British friends Emily and Alex in PE!?

[@majalca03]

Unfortunately the more international tourists that discover Puerto Escondido, the higher the prices will go.

[@chillnspace777]

I'm from the USA and my Spanish is trash how do I go about moving there and finding work and etc.

[@wherearekarlbec7240]

Hi what’s the name of the place you stayed at in Puerto Escondido 5:53 thanks 😊

[@Voltramotorscambodia]

Agree with your choice 👍😀