If you are not a teacher you should be! I enjoy how you explain things as well as show cultural side of the location with the men fixing/building the palapas- I always wondered how that was done !! so thanks for that ! I also love the De la Rosa canday / Mazapan you show at the end! I am not from mexican background but my friends are and they gave me the candy once and I enjoyed it- very sweet but yummy! Have a good day!
Wow ! I would really like to visit The Krazy lobster after this video, food looks delicious and love the Cultural info you guys added! Can’t wait for more videos !!
The food is average and they have two menus one on English and the other is Spanish..if you pay pesos it's much less. Some items are up to ,6 bucks more in USD. Tell them you want to pay pesos menu prices before you order.
Oh nooo! You actually can but I had a real bad knee at the time. We took a taxi to the beach, and they had people on the street that guided you to the actual restaurant. They allowed a cab to actually come to the beach pavement to pick us up because it started to storm.
It's actually very inexpensive to get to the beach. There are shuttles and taxis right at the exit. Taxis cost about $5 or $6. The shuttle us a little less
I don't really remember differences in prices. A lot of the lobster prices are not actually on the menu and you have to ask. Not sure we ever saw a Spanish menu even though we spoke to them in Spanish.
The problem with walking is that the route takes you through some side streets (not a direct route along the beach to the port. ) We have seen, however, vans that offer accessibility options. We traveled with a couple that had a scooter and the driver lifted the scooter onto trunk of the van. It is within walking distance, if that is what you choose though.
I spent 7 months there my ex girlfriend is a masseuse at Krazy lobster... Beware the vendors try to fleece tourists...probably more do than i have seen in other parts of Mexico and i have been all over Mexico the last 3 years and speak Spanish. It's rough because most of the men are taxi drivers and most of the women are masseuses. The competition is fierce but they will always try to fleece the cruise ship tourists..be wary amigos. My ex would tell them it's an hour massage but they only give 45 minutes so they can get more customers and they don't go to other massage places, of which there are way too many..but still they usually will charge 20 USD for an hour which is cheap but you have to haggle with them. But that's their bottom price all the massage places..20 USD an hour for relaxing basic massage. More for sports hard or medium pressure massage.
Yea, it's easy for tourists to get overcharged for stuff, but I actually feel like Majahual has way better prices than other ports. I always have a set price in my mind that I feel is a good deal and am willing to pay at any place I go. I have to say that the massages are the best deal I've ever seen...(even if they don't go the full hour).
@@sometimessuitesisters8661 Yea the massages are the cheapest i have seen...because there are so many of them fighting for customers. It was much better before the quarantine my ex told me. It's sad to see so many working for peanuts but at the same time it gets me mad to see tourists getting fleeced like that. Some don't mind though. Well thanks for the video i like to see what's going on there.
@@JulieMai_ No charge at Krazy lobster if you're getting food and drinks. They do keep their beach the cleanest. Good idea to make a reservation if you're there in the busy season from late November to Easter. Beware they have a small kitchen and a huge dining area and if they get real busy the food won't be getting there quickly nor will it be up to usual standards.
We will be there in March 2025. I can't wait. The Krazy Lobster looks amazing.
Yes! I love Majahual!! You will definitely have a great time!
If you are not a teacher you should be! I enjoy how you explain things as well as show cultural side of the location with the men fixing/building the palapas- I always wondered how that was done !! so thanks for that ! I also love the De la Rosa canday / Mazapan you show at the end! I am not from mexican background but my friends are and they gave me the candy once and I enjoyed it- very sweet but yummy! Have a good day!
Wow! Thanks for such sweet comments. Actually 2 of us sisters are ex teachers, lol.
All of the food looked amazing! Sounds like a good place to try. I loved the recap at the end ❤
Sandra always does a great job summarizing the main points at the end. She's got the best vocabulary of all of us SS Sisters!
Food is average there and they have two price menus...you will be paying more for most items on the English menu than the Spanish pesos menu.
Thank You for the thorough review…we’re going to have to try it on your recommendation!
Great! Let us know if you enjoyed it!
Wow ! I would really like to visit The Krazy lobster after this video, food looks delicious and love the
Cultural info you guys added! Can’t wait for more videos !!
Costa Maya is one of my favorite ports.
The food is average and they have two menus one on English and the other is Spanish..if you pay pesos it's much less. Some items are up to ,6 bucks more in USD. Tell them you want to pay pesos menu prices before you order.
@@garycastronova7939 can we exchange US dollars for pesos at the port? Thank you.
They are very accommodating - I couldn't decide between the grilled or garlic lobster so they offered to grill it and add the garlic sauce
Yall walked from the cruise port to krazy lobster
Oh nooo! You actually can but I had a real bad knee at the time. We took a taxi to the beach, and they had people on the street that guided you to the actual restaurant. They allowed a cab to actually come to the beach pavement to pick us up because it started to storm.
So you got a taxi from the port to the Krazy lobster and then caught a taxi back as well? In total about how many did you spend including taxi?
It was about $6 each way. My sisters and I spent about $140 total for the 3 of us. Appetizers, lobster entree and a couple of drinks each.
do you need to get there by taxi or is within walking distance of the port?
Some people do walk, it is doable, but most take the taxi or beach shuttle from the port.
How much did you pay from cruise ship and back? Great video.
It's actually very inexpensive to get to the beach. There are shuttles and taxis right at the exit. Taxis cost about $5 or $6. The shuttle us a little less
Hi great vid. About how many minutes from cruise ship port was taxi ride and how much did you pay?
We payed about $6 and it took between 5 and 10 minutes. Pretty easy to get there. There's also shuttles you can take but not sure of the cost.
Was the calamari any good? I love good calamari, but so often it ends up rubbery.
I didn't have any but those that did, liked it. (Nothing was left over, lol)
Not much of a deal there, practically what you would pay at home. Thank you for the video.
Yea... I know the prices have gone way up, unfortunately (we still enjoyed it, though).
What are the prices like on the spanish menu ?
I don't really remember differences in prices. A lot of the lobster prices are not actually on the menu and you have to ask. Not sure we ever saw a Spanish menu even though we spoke to them in Spanish.
Is it feasible to take an electric scooter from the port and one person walks
The problem with walking is that the route takes you through some side streets (not a direct route along the beach to the port. ) We have seen, however, vans that offer accessibility options. We traveled with a couple that had a scooter and the driver lifted the scooter onto trunk of the van. It is within walking distance, if that is what you choose though.
Do they take credit cards? Or cash only? Thanks.
The restaurant takes both cards and cash.
@@sometimessuitesisters8661 Thanks!
I spent 7 months there my ex girlfriend is a masseuse at Krazy lobster... Beware the vendors try to fleece tourists...probably more do than i have seen in other parts of Mexico and i have been all over Mexico the last 3 years and speak Spanish. It's rough because most of the men are taxi drivers and most of the women are masseuses. The competition is fierce but they will always try to fleece the cruise ship tourists..be wary amigos.
My ex would tell them it's an hour massage but they only give 45 minutes so they can get more customers and they don't go to other massage places, of which there are way too many..but still they usually will charge 20 USD for an hour which is cheap but you have to haggle with them. But that's their bottom price all the massage places..20 USD an hour for relaxing basic massage. More for sports hard or medium pressure massage.
Yea, it's easy for tourists to get overcharged for stuff, but I actually feel like Majahual has way better prices than other ports. I always have a set price in my mind that I feel is a good deal and am willing to pay at any place I go. I have to say that the massages are the best deal I've ever seen...(even if they don't go the full hour).
@@sometimessuitesisters8661 Yea the massages are the cheapest i have seen...because there are so many of them fighting for customers. It was much better before the quarantine my ex told me.
It's sad to see so many working for peanuts but at the same time it gets me mad to see tourists getting fleeced like that. Some don't mind though. Well thanks for the video i like to see what's going on there.
How much are their water activities and do we need to reserve before coming? Also is there a charge to be at the beach?
@@JulieMai_ No charge at Krazy lobster if you're getting food and drinks. They do keep their beach the cleanest. Good idea to make a reservation if you're there in the busy season from late November to Easter. Beware they have a small kitchen and a huge dining area and if they get real busy the food won't be getting there quickly nor will it be up to usual standards.
@@garycastronova7939 oh ok thanks Gary! Do you know where we can rent jet skis if we wanted to?
72 dollars wtf
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