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@@costtv thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! We didn't get to San Pedro on this trip since we found enough to do on Caye Caulker each day. There are boats that will take you there several times each day, and it was suggested that you get on an early boat if that's something you have time for. San Pedro can easily take up a day or two itself, which is why we decided to save it for our next trip. Enjoy your visit in August!

@@jaydubdiscoveries2712 thank you Jay

Thank you for the compliment! I'll let you know the next time we visit and you can tell us what we've missed.

I am coming on July 11th! So excited.

We went with Wanderlust. They did an excellent snorkeling cruise also.

Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I agree, you don't really have much of a choice but to "Go Slow" on Caye Caulker - which is just fine :) Cheers!

Thank you for commenting! I hope you're able to move there, I can see why you would!

Thank you for such a great compliment! We will differently be back and look for you at Sweet Season 👍

Thank you, I'm glad it gave you good memories of Indonesia! I plan to make it there someday.

Thank you! I can't wait to go back and spend a week or more there, it's a fascinating country with an amazing history.

That's a great question! I honestly don't remember seeing any taxis. If you're not able to walk fort long periods of time, there are tour buses that can get you around, both inside and outside the city.

I haven't made the drive, so it's hard for me to compare driving vs taking the train. I did notice a fairly large parking garage while I was there, so you surely could drive there and find a place to park. What I would NOT recommend is trying to drive IN Toledo once you arrive: the streets are very narrow, mostly filled with pedestrians, and it is easy to get lost. A car would come in very helpful driving around the permitter of the city, though, and there are places to pull off to the side and enjoy the views.

@@jaydubdiscoveries2712 it’s all good. I took the train…just got back. Fascinating

Not only with parents. I remember come from my primary school in my neighborhood alone with my schoolmates and we jump to avoid the black rocks using only the whites. Going the whole street until I reach my home, always avoiding the black stones. Yes with 8 years old i was walking alone to my home (10 minutes from the school) and never had any danger or bad ppl to mess with me whatsoever. Soz my broken english.

I would ask a few questions first: is it self-supported, or supported by a touring company? What's the route and elevation look like? If you're comfortable with the answers, go for it!

@@jaydubdiscoveries2712 It is with a touring company and in Tuscany. Elevation is not too bad. Will do this for 6 days and then add in some additional touring time (no bike) for about 4-5 more days! My wife loves your travel vids! She is hoping you get some for other areas as we have traveled to Europe many times. BTW...she loves Mrs. Dubs swimsuit and wanted to know if she would share where she got in in your other videos.

Thanks Mike, I haven't had time to create any new content lately but more is coming! Yes, I would recommend the Marriot Grande Vista for just about anyone. It's kid friendly but not kid-oriented, if you know what I mean.

@@jaydubdiscoveries2712 Thanks. Will look into it. Travel to that area for work so extend some trips. We love to travel and want to create some videos and add pics for a hobby. Would love to pick your brain but hate to clutter your comments area. Any chance I could email you questions?

Thank you! I had even better footage on a different camera but accidentally formatted the memory card before backing it up 😋

I didn't have time, my stay was only for 5 days. There's so much to explore in Spain and Portugal, I'm already planning another trip for a longer stay.

@@jaydubdiscoveries2712 I could spend weeks/months in Spain and Portugal. Have yet to do the Algarves region and want to do more of the coastal/southern areas of Spain. Love Barcelona and the other places but looking forward to get to some new areas and enjoy some relaxation.

There's a lot of great bike manufacturers out there. I'm partial to Specialized, but take time to find a bike that works best for you and your budget. Any bike shop will let you go for a test ride, and decent ones will include a fitting to set it up for your height and comfort.

@@jaydubdiscoveries2712 Thanks for the input. Will take your advice. Looking forward to more of your travel videos. We are heading to Italy next week!

@JayDub Discoveries Took the advice and went with Specialized. Started with Sirrus model then can upgrade in the future. Had a great trip to southern Italy and you should add to the bucket list. Looking at a Caribbean trip yet this year just need to pick which island. Any recommendations? Any new travels planned for you?

@@mikewilliams5170 Great choice and good idea thinking about upgrading in the future. Glad you enjoyed southern Italy, it is on our list! I don't have any recommendations for the Caribbean isles, but many friends have had great experiences in the Dominican Republic. My upcoming trips include Madrid, Barcelona, Hamburg, and Cologne.

@@jaydubdiscoveries2712 Wanted to tell you hw much we are liking the Specialized bikes! Great recommendation. When are you going to put out some additional travel videos? I wish I had know how to do them. Just was in the UK for a week and would have been cool to do.

Thanks for the comment, Mike! Funny you should ask, we were just talking about a possible visit out west again. We're going to lie low this summer since air travel is expensive and unpredictable, but we will surely be back out that way at some point.

I'm assuming it's clean at least. Someone here finally unpacked this morning, not saying who :P

Yes it is - excellent observation!

Being careful, slowing down, and wearing appropriate shoes, when it rains, are minute inconveniences and a small price to pay for such exquisite beauty. Portuguese calcada is a unique and beautiful art form. Calcada and the unique architecture of Portugal, often incorporating non-European architectural elements, are what distinguishes Portugal from its European neighbors. It is part of the maritime heritage of Portugal. Whose brave mariners opened up sea-routes to parts of the world previously isolated. Bringing to Europe not only spices and other products but the flora and fauna of the world. God bless this Great little country called Portugal as well as its people. Portugal may be small in size and population, but that never stopped its people from accomplishing the extraordinary.

@@josephrego2527 no, it’s a huge price to pay. You can paint the picture any way you want with all the color of the rainbow if needed, but the lack of good functionality for something as basic as a sidewalk shouldn’t be excused by beauty alone. It’s like dating a ‘viewtiful’, but systemically toxic woman. There is no excuse, unless you like the pain.

Agree 100%. In the regular suburban living areas they are not this neatly built, stones come off all the time, they’re uneven and definitely don’t look as good as this. If you want to go for a jog, it’s safer to run on the road than risk slipping off on the sidewalk. It sure is wonderful in Lisbon, but I hate it in my street.

The Stones come off that is truth but is actually a strenght of this kind of pavement, it is actually cheaper, if the pavement is damaged you just have to fix that small part of it and the Stones are widely available and they are cut by hand with little tooling needed. It looks expensive but it is not, that stone is plentiful

This seems to be a common thought, and to be fair, a common-sense one. It would be logical to have it preserved in historical areas, but if it can't be properly maintained in other high-traffic areas and if it presents a health risk, perhaps other sensible alternatives should be considered. Obrigado for watching and your comment!