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@@UniquelySustainable yess!! I’m happy to hear that, and I hope you have an amazing time!!

@@UniquelySustainable LOOL omg, Lowkey joking, but also def not joking 🤦🏾‍♀️😅 thankfully everything worked out. The people in Guatemala were such kind souls. Things happen, and you just always have to remain calm and use whatever resource you can. Just make sure you have a SIM card the moment you arrive. Are you going to Lake Atitlan too ?

@@AudaciouslyMe yes Antigua and Lake Atitlan! Did you use an E-sim? It seems newer phones don't take sims card but I've read most people now do the e-sims. I was also thinking of using getting the international plan by my phone carrier like I did in Aruba buts its $10 a day.

I went thru Airbnb! It was very easy, just make sure to read all reviews for Red flags and ask the host ahead of time for any questions or special requests.

Hey my dear, did you realize this video is 3 years old? So much has changed since COVID. These cities will never be the same.

@@AudaciouslyMe True. The rent for one bedroom in my area was about $2,000+/- and it went up 20% after the pandemic. Crazy. I just went to Vancouver a few weeks ago, the only cost i see really higher than in Toronto was gas and public transit (but the subway in Toronto is really bad. They have lots of delays and strange incidences that always caused delays and backups). I like the tax is only 5% for restaurant, cafe and ready to eat foods. It makes such a big different when hou eat out or do a take out.

Ouu yes, it’s a cool spot to check out, but I highly recommend somewhere like Cartagena, Colombia 🇨🇴 for a Girl’s Trip!

Thank you! Cheers!

Gahhh!!! I love this so very much!!!

Glad it was helpful!

I went to Turkey just a few weeks ago it was amazing! will post the video soon. I would love to revisit Antalya.

Please do!

Ahhh that’s so dope! Did you live Nicaragua?? Also, I chose Sabaneta after about a year of bouncing around to dif neighbourhoods. It’s a very residential/ family area. Super safe, super accessible and away from all the drugs/prostitution/begging in the tourists areas.

Unfortunately my IG was hacked and deleted 2 months ago. I started a new one, but I won’t be posting lol.

well if thats true, then im a flattered!

@@AudaciouslyMe is true..!!!

Jeeez, things have changed so much. But I have found better prices in the south below Medellin. Itagui has been really peaceful for me, and it’s only 20-25 mins in taxi away from popular tourist areas.

@@AudaciouslyMe im glad it went well for you, did you end up working down there ?

I did not!! Barely could order my own food without a translator. I have learned SOOO much now! Throwing myself if helped me learn faster!

@@AudaciouslyMe I am planning retire next year from Dallas tx to armenia colombia. I am 64 years old. I like nice quiet simple life. Be around nature. I don't know how to talk Spanish. Any way thanks for responding. I guess you like it there

My closest Colombian friend is from that region, and she speaks highly of it. A nice quiet place for sure. I would absolutely start taking some lessons, you can learn the basics in a year. Good luck and congrats@@Driver2724

@@AudaciouslyMe thanks young lady be safe 🙏🏽 I am going be your you tube follower.

Hey, I am actually a traveller, not a vacationer! I am in a different country every month of the year, and I dont seek the easy route, I seek exploration! I really appreciate you watching and commenting. it means alot to me !!

At this point, it was Calazans, but I much prefer Sabaneta and Envigado now.

I am in Canada awaiting a visa! But I will be returning asap

I work with youth as well!!

I missed your comments somehow!! The cost of living is really sad honestly. I was actually in East Van close to Broadway-Commercial Dr, but then I moved to Burnaby near the Walmart/Canadian Superstore.

Still travelling, but back in Colombia every chance I get. I’m here now and the weather is beautiful

I was NOT! But I try to use a tripod now. It’s still a little bit awkward