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@@renecorrotto2579 we’ve really enjoyed the island of Roatan, thanks for watching! ☺️

@@JayZoop I believe so, they didn’t seem to mind me floating upside down in their current 😄

They are fun to see for sure!

@@willwork2travel really lolz

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@@guanacocruz765 thanks for watching! 😊

@@OscarLopez-ex6xy we had a great time! We’re neighbors, howdy from McKinney, TX 🤙

Thanks for watching! Secrets Aura is adults-only, 18 years or older. But the connecting properties are both family and kid friendly. Dreams is newer than Sunscape, and a bit higher end. All three properties are connected along the beach. The only thing is, if you stay on the kid/family friendly side you can’t eat at Secrets Aura - but all of the restaurants are good at all 3 resorts. Anyone staying at Secrets can go to all three properties.

Thanks! All great spots as well 🤙

@@JayZoop the basic, diesel powered Hilux sure seems like a tank. No frills, low end torque all day and 4-wheel drive makes any terrain seem possible. The tires could have been better 🤣. My hiking app showed an elevation of 1,450 feet from where we got started hiking to the rim of the volcano.

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Hopefully the link works, the treehouse is just outside of Oaxaca.

@@willwork2travel thank u for taking the time and sharing, btw do ever go to Missouri and look for amazing tree house 🏡?

@@Friskokid77 we have not stayed in any treehouses in Missouri but I’ve seen some that look really cool. Maybe some day 😊

@@Mum-il3td at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas, Texas USA

Thanks for sharing, I’ll be posting some more content from Havana soon 😊

The two bulldogs we had from birth were never that way. Much respect to those who can handle an overly aggressive and emotional dog. I wouldn’t leave my wife at home alone with Peyton though. He had major issues with female authority. Hopefully he found a good home ❤

We really enjoyed the reserve, and always felt safe. Our drive from the airport was about an hour from Port Elizabeth. We rented a car at the airport there.

@@willwork2travel great thanks!

Just trying to be funny, and channel my inner Reed Timmer (storm chaser). This was in the desert with no storms in sight.

We never felt unsafe at all in Medellin, and we walked around a lot - even at night. However, we stayed in the areas of El Poblado and Laureles for the most part which are known to be safer than some other areas of the city. Pretty much the same in the USA with most cities - there are some rougher parts that you may want to avoid! We didn't use a car service in Colombia, we rented cars for the most part. Localiza Rent A Car company was who we used. Other than a taxi to & from the airport in Medellin, we drove ourselves everywhere which added to the adventure! :)

Thanks brother! Comments like that make it all worth it!!

Wow, I would have thought it might be built back up a little by now!

What were you thinking about doing?

Thanks! We really enjoyed our stay at this property on the coast :)

Very kind of you to say that, thanks so much!!

We did, but I just figured it was someone setting off fireworks nearby. The views were spectacular!

@@willwork2travel I don't have words to describe the eclipse👌 Crazy how it went from light to dark in a split second👍 Where in Pearcy were you during the eclipse? I was across from the fire station towards Pearcy Baptist and DG.✌️

@@jasonboyd5740 yes, and amazing how little amount of sun it takes to brighten the sky back up! We were just east of your location, at Adam Brown Rd & Airport Rd intersection.

Thanks!!

Thanks for the kind words, the moderate hike to the rim really pays off! Have an awesome day!!

Thanks for watching! Casa Villa Jade is near Rio Celeste (about 10km away), Flower's Paradise is near Monteverde which is about a 2.5 hour drive from Rio Celeste. Our last stay was near San Jose and the airport there - however, we actually flew in and out of Liberia. If Rio Celeste waterfall is not already on your list, I'd highly recommend it! It's an easy hike and well worth it. Have a great trip!! Let me know if you have any other questions. We made another video about Costa Rica 5 years ago with some other places: ruclips.net/video/fde_Sjwae5A/видео.htmlsi=PpK7TJGYfi71hrwA

Yes! There are some great snorkeling sites. You may want to check out Bolo Tours, as well as One Love Boat Tours. The cove seen in the very beginning of our video is Fort Bay on the smaller island of Santa Catalina which only allows walking to via the foot bridge. You can park your vehicle on the Providencia Island side and walk to Fort Bay (also can be seen on Google Maps view). There, you can snorkel for free as well as some other sites along the western side of Providencia. We also heard there is some great snorkeling by boat at Crab Caye which is a tiny island just off the northeast tip of Providencia. It's only a 5 minute boat ride and the tour is around $10 USD per person including snorkeling gear!

Thanks for watching! Yes, Switzerland is one of the most expensive places to ski in Europe. But it actually cost us less than spending a week at Vail in the USA! Perhaps we should look into visiting Finland in the future?? :)

@@willwork2travel finland def its way cheaper than switzerland and snow everywhere practically any time of the year I really advise you to go visit laplands its just a wonderful experience and alot more there is in finland I live and study in tempere Next year ill be naturalised hehe

@@willwork2travel simply its commercialised they keep it readilly availble but not that cheap in switzerland ive been to wengen and st.moritz with 3frends!great exp. Finances are only real obstacles for anyone goin to swiss trip but as you said its way cheaper than US its commercialised Imma student i dont earn thats why for a long term its zamnn exp but a well planned trip will get you all the exp without any issue

@@krishna_pandey24 thanks for the tip, Lapland looks gorgeous and has really been gaining in popularity it seems. Wishing you the best with your studies, maybe we'll see you on the slopes some day! Take care

@@willwork2travel soon surely😌❣️

We purchased tickets at the SBB office located inside the terminal at Zurich. If you purchase a same day first class ticket, it is $150 per person with two transfers. Zurich/Interlaken/Lauterbrunnen. That's $300 per person round trip ($600 total). Prepaid tickets are discounted, as well as the Swiss Travel Pass which is great for longer stays, but we didn't have those options. Omio.com will confirm pricing for same day is still around $150pp with class upgrade.

Thanks! 🤙

It was the easiest and best rated for the volcano boarding experience. What would you recommend over Bigfoot Hostel for volcano boarding? PS - if you didn't watch the entire video, you'd see that we also stayed in a 5-star lodge on the Pacific Coast. Our experience at Bigfoot was a great one, it's not always about the money :)

Surreal, we miss it already!

Thanks for watching and for the link, Brion James is extremely talented!

In the USA it’s sledding, but in Europe it is actually called sledging. There are dedicated runs up to 7 miles long with turns and special sleds you can rent. So much fun!!

Sorry to hear you had a bad experience, we had a great time at Bigfoot.

If you ever get a chance to try it out, you won't be disappointed! Thanks for watching :)

Ah, yes - the “vacation ownership” tour! We did it once in order to scuba dive for free one year. My wife and I started our phone timers when it started so we could collect our free vouchers at exactly 90 minutes 😁😊

Thanks for watching!

Glad to help, enjoy your travels!!

😂glad you had to give it a second look! We printed the graphics on wallpaper vinyl 😊

You can turn somewhat using your hands, but heels are much more effective. It doesn’t take much pressure at all. Personally I believe skiing is much more dangerous catching an edge. The sleds will spin around if your foot catches, or tip over and you may roll in the snow.

Thanks for the explanation. Looks like a LOT of fun!@@willwork2travel

@@alexandercalder2143 it made this over 50yr old feel like a kid again! Thanks for watching :)

I’ll take a look, we booked the car from the USA through Expedia and then chose the full insurance with $0 deductible options once we got to Nicaragua.

I'm sorry, unfortunately Expedia didn't keep the rental car company name in our records (the trip was in 2019) but we opted for the full insurance since we destroyed a wheel and tire in Costa Rica after hitting a large pot hole a year earlier. We found the extra $10 USD or so per day was worth it when driving on non-paved roads. Thanks for watching, and have a safe trip!

Thanks! You’re gonna love it, the views of the beach from the hillside are incredible. Have a great time!!