Solo travel is amazing. For me, it's the freedom to do what I want when I want. It actually makes me come out of my shell and meet new people I normally wouldn't approach if I was traveling with another person. Respect... 🙏
I’m the opposite, where I want to be able to share experiences, meals and enjoy time with someone and would find it boring being alone, but I respect those who enjoy that. Different strokes I suppose
I’m so happy to see you showing people how wonderful Mexico is! I’ve been taking business trips to different places in Mexico since 2009 and try to tell Americans how wonderful Mexico and the people are.😊
America is mexico 2 . America is a continent not a country so all the countries n this side is America. I don’t know why United States keep saying that America is a country!! totally wrong .
Very difficult for native Mexicans though to come and live in the United States like my family. Hope you are taking in the beautiful land and respecting the people’s culture. It’s very precious to us.
I could not agree more! It's so important to respect the local culture and be extremely conscious of how we impact each place. If there's anything specific that I can do to respect the locals even more, please let me know!
What is for you "respecting the beautiful land"? Cuz I as a Mexican see many Mexicans in the US not learning the language or doing their local "Mexican barrio" where they definitely don't respect the culture either
@@theozchannel6253 The US doesn’t have culture. And it is hard to want to respect the US when the US is so oppressive. The US has no language to learn. English isn’t the official language and in 10 years or so more people will speak spanish then English
Sayulita has become more touristy since the last time I visited. There is some great hiking both to the north and the south. As long as you do not cross the highway or swim across the ocean you cannot get lost.
I moved to Mexico on my own and completely love it! San Pancho is where I usually go when doing a day trip from my home in PV. It's sooo much calmer and cozier.
I love how you are showing how beautiful Mexico is and not just the other sides people show. Your energy is amazing and so fun and vibrant! Instantly had to subscribe and like this video. I absolutely loved the house tour and everything looked so cute and cozy. The girls seemed sweet, and just seeing more sides of Mexico like this made me happy. I can't wait to visit one day or maybe even live there.
It's so wonderful when you take us out into nature! Beach.. rivers.. mountains... the essence of travel celebrating nature whereever you are. And really appreciate ur vegan recommendations too 🌞✅
Wow! I just watched your video and I´m glad you love Mexico! I myself inmigrated to Mexico 1993 and right now I´m living in Acapulco. In fact, I will stay here - maybe - forever. And the fun fact is that after almost 30 years living in Mexico until now I not even miss Germany where I was born. Hope to meet you someday. Cheers!
Gracias por adoptar nuestra nación como tu hogar, en México siempre es bien venida la gente que quiera vivir y aportar su conocimiento para mejorar nuestro país
@@rogeliojuliansalgadoponce2749 Muchas gracias por comentar. De hecho estoy muy productivo. Desde casi 30 años trabajo como profesor de idiomas y he ayudado a muchos para formar un buen futuro propio. Ayudar siempre es una prioridad en mi vida. Saludos y bendiciones.
Your energy and life style I am genuinely happy people find that happiness and especially learn to love my beloved Mexico 🙌🏼 props to you and hope many memories and goals are met while you’re here or anywhere for that matter. Saludos 🖖
I love the lifestyle in Salulita. And yes, I want to see more of your adventures throughout Mexico. I just found you. Great content. See you next time.
I want ...I keep hearing..Dare Devil.. You have no idea who may be following you..Cheap means not clean. Why do you think everyone in the dorm is getting sick? Wake up chick you arnt telling the truth that you had so much fun when you were really sick and it was nosey and sleeping in a dorm with random people. What? No fear..Did your parents teach you nothing?
Sayulita is a charming coastal town located on the Riviera Nayarit in Mexico. Known for its bohemian and laid-back atmosphere, Sayulita has gained popularity as a popular destination for surfers, artists, and travelers seeking a relaxed beach experience. The town offers a vibrant mix of colorful streets, local markets, and a variety of outdoor activities such as surfing, paddle boarding, and hiking. Its picturesque beaches, lively arts scene, and authentic Mexican charm make Sayulita a favorite among tourists looking to enjoy a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Thanks, Crosby Grace Travels!
As a fellow Mexican American, raised in Nayarit, what's causing you the stomach discomfort is the mango, mango is delicious but if you eat it everyday it will give you the runs, but don't worry it's just the super high amounts of fiber it has , that's why you dont feel sick! If you ever need to stay in an Air B&B in Las Vegas let me know, keep having an wesome journey!
One mango only has 5g of fiber. The average woman needs 25g *minimum* fiber for health. It’s a stretch to claim it’s the mango. I could maybe see a case for too much vitamin C.
I was traveling coastal Mexico last year for several months and did a little motorcycle trip from where I was staying in Puerto Escondido to Sayulita, very beautiful. You definitely want to respect the ocean in MX, especially on Playa Zicatela in PE the waves can get BIG and the undertow gets nasty lol, I think you've been to PE before. I'm heading for South East Asia soon but I gotta say Mexico has been pulling my heart strings, I had a blast over there.
That's amazing!! What a trip. You definitely need to respect the ocean; I watched someone drown my first day here it was awful. I'm going to SE Asia later this year!
@@CrosbyGraceTravels Did they get rescued? That's horrible. I had to save a woman that just could not for the life of her get back up the beach, the waves kept dragging her down until she had zero energy and we had to intervene. She wasn't in great shape so she got exhausted FAST. I've had sketchy moments at la punta and even Carrizalilllo where I'm being thrown and dragged around by currents/waves, you just gotta relax/go with the flow and wait for a window of opportunity.
And yeah! You're going to Bali I really want to go, but I'll be jumping around Thailand, not sure if I'm going to Bali this year, I gotta head to Dubai early summer and then our company is having a team building event in Turkey (then I'm back in Canada for most of the Summer)
@@verixsanchez4186 yes super friendly. Best people I met so far. I got my permanent residence last week I'm so happy now. The happy culture is a medicine.
Mi casa es tu casa ! Bien venidos siempre a Mexico yo vivo en New York soy mexicano amo mi país espero siempre el día en poder regresar por favor hermanos mexicanos respeten mucho a los wueritos ellos son muy respetuosos los que vivimos aquí y convivimos con ellos lo sabemos y solo quieren disfrutar al igual que nosotros de nuestro país yo siempre les hablo de lo lindo que es Mexico y que pueden visitarlo sin problema que no es peligroso como dicen
@@nwinburn esta bien si tú has vivido en New York ya sabes que la gente que menos te quiere y te trata mal son los latinos ojo tampoco generalizo hay exenciones claro , solo trato de que entre los seres humanos haya un poco de empatía dejar el odio y el raccismo para las personas mediocres saludos !!
Rincon de Guyabitos is just north of Sayulita. My ex girlfriend's parents built an amazing house there. Been there 8 times over the years. I recently went to Cozumel and before Covid we went to Cancun. I love Mexico!!! I'm close to retiring and often think about spending much more time there.
I love that place ! I’m Mexican and my besties move to Bucerias, so close to there! I love the life they are building eight there 💓 I hope you have a wonderful time right there 🫶🏼✨
Thanks for sharing this video. You are super brave for making the journey solo. Sayulita is a town we don't hear too much about. Looking forward to more of your adventures
You are one AMAZING young woman. Your adventures are simply FANTASTIC! Continue to share your travel adventures with us and stay safe. Oh, by the way, beautiful drone shots.
PLEASE be careful....being a woman alone in Mexico it's not safe trust me I am a Mexican woman who fled because of safety concerns many years ago... Never Forget Where You Are... there's a lot of bad people in that country right now, the cartels are everywhere and ruling EVERY single state, they are the authoritie, they are the only governing Force there... I know and understand how American and European girls grew up in countries where it is safe to be a a sweet young girl like you, going to places alone and trusting everybody, without even giving it a second thought and then you come to places in Latin America and try to live the life you had there, ...the difference is that in that country (like in many other corrupt Nations) There is no justice. Trying to adapt to this new environment "To take it all in" without any concerns...Well sadly that is just a fantasy.... Foreigners and especially women are looked upon as a prey. It's just so sad every time there's news about a foreign girl who's disappeared or worse because nobody told them, because nobody forewarned them of the danger...That is not a safe place especially Not right now. Please don't be naive... and don't let your guard, down don't trust anybody
Sayulita looks beautiful and it looks like you're having a blast! Those tacos looked incredible. It will be interesting to see the cost comparisons for all of the cities that you visit!
My Sister's house hostel looks so nice, I even marked it in my google maps haha. I love your energy! Can't wait for the Puerto Escondido vlogs, I was there in summer 2021 and really enjoyed my time there and definitely want to go back at some point. 😍
I had a great time in San Pancho (Francisco) by Costa Azul in 1975 and again in 1998. It is crazy how it has grown since I was the only Gringo for miles.
Hey Crosby! Glad to see you're safe and enjoying yourself! If I may suggest, remove your jewelry before getting in the water. Its easy to lose and the shiny, glimmering items turn you in to a "lure" for baracuda and other predatory fish
This was amazing Crosby! After going to Guatemala i have a huge itch to send it on a long Mexico/Central America adventure and this video just pushed the idea ✨
Excellent Video...have spent much of the last few years living in Sayulita and just love the vibe...definitely recommend the north side of town for a more peaceful existence.
My parents came from Nayarit... moving permanently within two years to a close town to Sayulita...moving from California to Nayarit will bring a peace of mind.
Great video, bit interesting and confirming that after your swim scene in Sayulita, you became sick. I have about 25 different friends that have gone to Sayulita in the last 2 years and EVERYONE is getting sick. It’s not the food, it’s the ocean. In December of 2021 Sayulita was ranked as top 3 most polluted beaches in all of Mexico. The 2019 supposed fix to the sewage problem was really just enlarging the pipe that sends the poop out 2km out to ocean. This alleviated the sewer pump trucks that would frequent the river pump house treatment plant several times a day to deal with overflow. I’m not sure how much longer the state can call this town “magical” as everyone I know is now getting sick here. The freeway is almost complete as well that will continue to compound the problem. The only thing at this point to get awareness is to write about it and make videos like this one that expose the problem. Instead your video is just adding to the problem of bribing more growth to a town in desperate need of a fix. As much as I love Sayulita and have been coming now for almost 20 years, the magic is lost is days of lost vacation nursing our health back. No thanks. 😢
Yep... I briefly touched on this in my pros and cons video but even the locals say that Sayulita has some of the dirtiest water in Mexico. You definitely need to be careful with which beaches you swim at!
Lol!! Just Lake Michigan everyone in Wisconsin IL Michigan Indiana we're all bunch of sick polluted lakes, SOME locals even have cancer but so we are f*cked either way North and South of the border.....💅🏽
Hey just happen to watch your video, glad to see the younger generation of women making the move alone. I recently did it as well (Bucerias), I wish I would have done it when I was younger . It’s so empowering to make the make in any different culture/country …YOLO
Wow. It's beautiful there and you seem ultra-happy! wtg Crosby! Livin' the dream!!!! It's always uplifting to see young people living their lives today in a way many of us just dreamt about. Not sure why you showed up in my feed, maybe Delos sailing or something, but a pleasant surprise nonetheless and a new sub..........scriber. Let's see more of Mex!
Wish so much I was there! Back quite a few yrs ago we knew a family who lived in the hills of Sayulita...gorgeous views and beaches...But the most fun at that time was taking part in the "Revolution" festival in La Penita. Little kids all dressed up, Police cruising around and standing up in the backs of trucks, little boys carrying fake rifles. (I just love that there are fewer of those types of restrictions than like here in Canada). You are one lucky lady!
Hi Crosby…great video. Interested in seeing more of Sayulita. I will be visiting this month to PV and may have to add Sayulita to my things to do list. Thanks!
Nice stuff in there, I’m vegetarian also and cool to see a foreign girl who is also making it in Nayarit, mexico. Just as what you got, careful with what you eat sometimes. Not all the stomachs can endure all kinds of Mexican food. Welcome to México- a bienvenida a México. Solo falta que aprendas un poco de español. 😉
Thanks for the video!FYI, Over $5 USD for a small jar of peanut butter isn’t cheap. That’s what peanut butter costs at Whole Foods in the U.S. You’ll find much better prices if you check out the Mercado outside the tourist area.
Nayarit is a wonderful place, I used to go there often with my family. The capital city Tepic was a very safe place, everything was good, we had never had a problem but recently I heard that crime is rising so be careful.
This town has been “converted” into another USA town due to so many tourists (who stayed longer?) now living there. I wonder if many of the foreigners living there are actually “legal” there and are paying taxes (like if they will be in their countries).
Literally, I love San Pancho and Sayulita. I've gone every year since 2020. I love every second I'm there. It's nice seeing a different set of eyes in it. I'll have to visit the beach you went to for sunset next time.
Hi Crosby - You never disappoint me with your videos. I got to say you look different. Yes, you're still very beautiful. But the smile on your face and your voice. You looked happy in the RV videos, but you are glowing in these. So glad to see you are truly that happy and enjoying life. What a beautiful city. How do you eat so much and look the way you do? The people at the Hostel you are staying at, are they travelers that can work on the road? Would be interested in knowing what they do as well. The beaches looked amazing and the markets seem so nice. Keep the yellow hat, nice choice & looks great. Saw a couple of Ariel views, is Dylan near by or are you flying? Definitely want to see the Pro's and Con's videos.
Thank you so much for watching and supporting! I'm so happy here. The people at my hostel are a mix of vacationers and remote workers, most doing contract/ consulting work for various companies. There are a few people working remote 9-5s for European-based companies too (they're always up the earliest!) I fly the drone myself! Dylan is visiting soon and I'm super excited.
I dont think people are wondering "why in the world would you do that". hundreds of thousands of people have been moving to Mexico the last few years to find freedom from tyrannical governments in Canada, US and Europe. as for Sayulita, wait till you get into the summer and experience the humidity... you might not want to stay. I can remember when I was there for a month last Sept-Oct. there were a couple days that were so hot and humid that I was sweating while I was swimming in the ocean. after spending 5 months on the beach in the area between Puerto Vallarta and Lo de Marcos I opted to move inland to escape the humidity. now I would only go to the beach between January and March. for example, right now I am on a one month stay in Acapulco. in Sayulita I stayed on the north side of town on the edge of the jungle. if you walk all the way to where the rocks prevent you from walking any further on the beach there is a fresh water stream that runs out into the ocean (although maybe not now in the middle of dry season). I was really happy to see you eat the tacos al pastor after you showed what you bought for groceries. I was worried that you were a vegetarian.
What city has the best weather in Mexico? I like 70° and under. Guanajuato, San Miguel? I've been thinking of moving to Merída, but is as hot as Florida.
is unfair that Mexico doesnt tax foreigners, because of that "finding freedom from tyrannical goverments", here everything is more expensive because you earn in dollars or euro, here people are struggling on finding flats with fair rents... So thanks.
@@alejszandra people are struggling everywhere in the world to find a place they can afford to live. do you not realize about inflation driving prices out of reach for people in wealthy countries too? why should Mexico be immune? not to mention that Latin nations are sending millions of poor people into the US and Canada that drive down wages for the citizens of those countries. you need to get out of your selfish, entitled bubble and look at the bigger picture. at least it is warm in Mexico so people wont freeze to death if they dont have a place to live, unlike Canada. you are welcome to do the same as me. many Mexicans are moving to places like Columbia now where things are even cheaper. I am thinking of going there also because the exchange rate of the CAD$ vs the Mexican peso is getting terrible now. so no, things arent just perfect and easy for me either. I am retired and have to make sure I dont run out of money before I die.
We need to take care of you guys and all the world people coming Mexico. Our government shall take care of any issue regarding of your safety. As Mexican im happy our country us known for a self opinion without any interference of political issues. Mexico is for everyone who want to love it.
just landed on your video randomly and I was your neighbour from right across the street by the Kiosko for all of jan-feb. Even tho we never met, I thought that was a fun thing to share here with you
super excited to have found your channel! The videography is amazing! I'm learning Spanish & plan to move to MX. I'm also vegan and based on the two videos I've watched of yours so far, I think you're vegetarian. I'd love to see a video about how you've navigated around MX while eating vegetarian. Was it easy at restaurants? I've found that towns with a lot of expats have a lot of vegan options, but you're visiting far more places than I am, so I'd love to hear your take!
If you like sweets Slice banana length & in half then freeze. Remove from freezer, drizzle melted chocolate and top w peanut’s or sliced almonds put back in freezer then you have a yummy treat 🇺🇸😊
Never been out of the country.. would love to move somewhere warm. From Illinois. Not ready for winter.. now getting into fall. Enjoy everything you can while you are still young.
Awesome video, just subscribed to your channel! I just got back after 2 months in Baja and I am already thinking of moving to Mexico. One thing I would suggest is to filter the water and cook most of your meals. A lot of the cheap taco stands don't keep the best hygienic standards in my experience.
Your video documentary is awesome, You present it in such nice simple way it’s refreshing and that sister’s house hostel is awesome and offers so much to you, beaches, food and local shops look fun and with foods you made crave right now🎉so much I’m going to have to get some tacos 🌮 today ! Thank you so much for your enlightening video! Yeeey sayulita ❤
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Solo travel is amazing. For me, it's the freedom to do what I want when I want. It actually makes me come out of my shell and meet new people I normally wouldn't approach if I was traveling with another person. Respect... 🙏
I could not agree more!!
To do what you want when you want?
At least if something goes wrong you'll be happy right?
I’m the opposite, where I want to be able to share experiences, meals and enjoy time with someone and would find it boring being alone, but I respect those who enjoy that. Different strokes I suppose
What city are you in?
I’m so happy to see you showing people how wonderful Mexico is! I’ve been taking business trips to different places in Mexico since 2009 and try to tell Americans how wonderful Mexico and the people are.😊
Thank u for these action brother
The real Americans are the brown people of Mexico, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Bolivia, etc.
America is mexico 2 . America is a continent not a country so all the countries n this side is America. I don’t know why United States keep saying that America is a country!! totally wrong .
@@MM-sx4uhMaybe I should say US Americans 😊
@@wetguavass I hear you. But we have indigenous peoples in the USA as well.
I love the fact that you’re showing so many beautiful places of my country!
Your enthusiasm is contagious and you have a lot of charisma!
Malinche‼️‼️
Very difficult for native Mexicans though to come and live in the United States like my family. Hope you are taking in the beautiful land and respecting the people’s culture. It’s very precious to us.
I could not agree more! It's so important to respect the local culture and be extremely conscious of how we impact each place. If there's anything specific that I can do to respect the locals even more, please let me know!
What is for you "respecting the beautiful land"? Cuz I as a Mexican see many Mexicans in the US not learning the language or doing their local "Mexican barrio" where they definitely don't respect the culture either
You won’t like the US. Very oppressive in the US
@@theozchannel6253 The US doesn’t have culture. And it is hard to want to respect the US when the US is so oppressive. The US has no language to learn. English isn’t the official language and in 10 years or so more people will speak spanish then English
@@theozchannel6253 Hate USA from Mexico stop coming country especially after Trump
Sayulita has become more touristy since the last time I visited. There is some great hiking both to the north and the south. As long as you do not cross the highway or swim across the ocean you cannot get lost.
I moved to Mexico on my own and completely love it! San Pancho is where I usually go when doing a day trip from my home in PV. It's sooo much calmer and cozier.
I love how you are showing how beautiful Mexico is and not just the other sides people show. Your energy is amazing and so fun and vibrant! Instantly had to subscribe and like this video. I absolutely loved the house tour and everything looked so cute and cozy. The girls seemed sweet, and just seeing more sides of Mexico like this made me happy. I can't wait to visit one day or maybe even live there.
It's so wonderful when you take us out into nature! Beach.. rivers.. mountains... the essence of travel celebrating nature whereever you are. And really appreciate ur vegan recommendations too 🌞✅
Wow! I just watched your video and I´m glad you love Mexico! I myself inmigrated to Mexico 1993 and right now I´m living in Acapulco. In fact, I will stay here - maybe - forever. And the fun fact is that after almost 30 years living in Mexico until now I not even miss Germany where I was born. Hope to meet you someday. Cheers!
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@@chirrischirrisng4532 A huevo bro! Saluuuuuuuuud!
Gracias por adoptar nuestra nación como tu hogar, en México siempre es bien venida la gente que quiera vivir y aportar su conocimiento para mejorar nuestro país
@@rogeliojuliansalgadoponce2749 Muchas gracias por comentar. De hecho estoy muy productivo. Desde casi 30 años trabajo como profesor de idiomas y he ayudado a muchos para formar un buen futuro propio. Ayudar siempre es una prioridad en mi vida. Saludos y bendiciones.
Pero ella es gringa 😮
Que bueno que les guste nuestro México 🇲🇽
Saludos Desde Michoacán
Your energy and life style I am genuinely happy people find that happiness and especially learn to love my beloved Mexico 🙌🏼 props to you and hope many memories and goals are met while you’re here or anywhere for that matter. Saludos 🖖
Que bien que le guste nuestro querido mexico 🎉😊
I love the lifestyle in Salulita. And yes, I want to see more of your adventures throughout Mexico. I just found you. Great content. See you next time.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!! Excited for you to follow along
I want ...I keep hearing..Dare Devil.. You have no idea who may be following you..Cheap means not clean. Why do you think everyone in the dorm is getting sick? Wake up chick you arnt telling the truth that you had so much fun when you were really sick and it was nosey and sleeping in a dorm with random people. What? No fear..Did your parents teach you nothing?
Sayulita is a charming coastal town located on the Riviera Nayarit in Mexico. Known for its bohemian and laid-back atmosphere, Sayulita has gained popularity as a popular destination for surfers, artists, and travelers seeking a relaxed beach experience. The town offers a vibrant mix of colorful streets, local markets, and a variety of outdoor activities such as surfing, paddle boarding, and hiking. Its picturesque beaches, lively arts scene, and authentic Mexican charm make Sayulita a favorite among tourists looking to enjoy a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Thanks, Crosby Grace Travels!
Ssyulita is now on my list of places to visit. Thanks, hun! 🥰
As a fellow Mexican American, raised in Nayarit, what's causing you the stomach discomfort is the mango, mango is delicious but if you eat it everyday it will give you the runs, but don't worry it's just the super high amounts of fiber it has , that's why you dont feel sick! If you ever need to stay in an Air B&B in Las Vegas let me know, keep having an wesome journey!
Mango... O puede ser la venganza de Moctezuma
One mango only has 5g of fiber. The average woman needs 25g *minimum* fiber for health. It’s a stretch to claim it’s the mango. I could maybe see a case for too much vitamin C.
I was traveling coastal Mexico last year for several months and did a little motorcycle trip from where I was staying in Puerto Escondido to Sayulita, very beautiful. You definitely want to respect the ocean in MX, especially on Playa Zicatela in PE the waves can get BIG and the undertow gets nasty lol, I think you've been to PE before.
I'm heading for South East Asia soon but I gotta say Mexico has been pulling my heart strings, I had a blast over there.
That's amazing!! What a trip. You definitely need to respect the ocean; I watched someone drown my first day here it was awful. I'm going to SE Asia later this year!
@@CrosbyGraceTravels Did they get rescued? That's horrible.
I had to save a woman that just could not for the life of her get back up the beach, the waves kept dragging her down until she had zero energy and we had to intervene. She wasn't in great shape so she got exhausted FAST.
I've had sketchy moments at la punta and even Carrizalilllo where I'm being thrown and dragged around by currents/waves, you just gotta relax/go with the flow and wait for a window of opportunity.
And yeah! You're going to Bali I really want to go, but I'll be jumping around Thailand, not sure if I'm going to Bali this year, I gotta head to Dubai early summer and then our company is having a team building event in Turkey (then I'm back in Canada for most of the Summer)
Amen
We love people visiting Mexico. I traveled all over Europe and the United kingdom , Australia and people were very nice to us.
I moved to Mexico alone, and its just great, super nice people great beaches at Player del Carmen . its just perfect here, so free and relaxed.
Enjoy it! Mexico is such an incredible country! We are very friendly people! ❤
@@verixsanchez4186 yes super friendly. Best people I met so far. I got my permanent residence last week I'm so happy now. The happy culture is a medicine.
Mi casa es tu casa ! Bien venidos siempre a Mexico yo vivo en New York soy mexicano amo mi país espero siempre el día en poder regresar por favor hermanos mexicanos respeten mucho a los wueritos ellos son muy respetuosos los que vivimos aquí y convivimos con ellos lo sabemos y solo quieren disfrutar al igual que nosotros de nuestro país yo siempre les hablo de lo lindo que es Mexico y que pueden visitarlo sin problema que no es peligroso como dicen
En qué parte de NY vives que crees que todos son "wueritos"????
@@nwinburn esta bien si tú has vivido en New York ya sabes que la gente que menos te quiere y te trata mal son los latinos ojo tampoco generalizo hay exenciones claro , solo trato de que entre los seres humanos haya un poco de empatía dejar el odio y el raccismo para las personas mediocres saludos !!
Mi hermoso pais MÉXICO orgulloso, tuve la oportunidad de conocer saluyita
Rincon de Guyabitos is just north of Sayulita. My ex girlfriend's parents built an amazing house there. Been there 8 times over the years. I recently went to Cozumel and before Covid we went to Cancun. I love Mexico!!! I'm close to retiring and often think about spending much more time there.
Super video! Love seeing strong women heading off on adventures on their own and living life to the full! x
You're living your best life. So happy for you!!! Diviertete mucho! ❤
Está linda la gringuita. Todo natural!
I love that place ! I’m Mexican and my besties move to Bucerias, so close to there! I love the life they are building eight there 💓 I hope you have a wonderful time right there 🫶🏼✨
Years ago I visited Cancun for a week. I would love to visit more of Mexico
That is awesome. What an incredible life you are living. Enjoy yourself, live it up. Viva Mexico 🌶️
I excited to follow you on your adventures in Mexico!
Thanks for sharing this video. You are super brave for making the journey solo. Sayulita is a town we don't hear too much about. Looking forward to more of your adventures
Sorry your tummy hurt.
I can’t wait to go here and live here one day. Heard about this town for 20 years now and I’m definitely looking forward to it.
You are one AMAZING young woman. Your adventures are simply FANTASTIC! Continue to share your travel adventures with us and stay safe. Oh, by the way, beautiful drone shots.
Thank you so much, Vickie!! 🥰❤️
PLEASE be careful....being a woman alone in Mexico it's not safe trust me I am a Mexican woman who fled because of safety concerns many years ago... Never Forget Where You Are... there's a lot of bad people in that country right now, the cartels are everywhere and ruling EVERY single state, they are the authoritie, they are the only governing Force there...
I know and understand how American and European girls grew up in countries where it is safe to be a a sweet young girl like you, going to places alone and trusting everybody, without even giving it a second thought and then you come to places in Latin America and try to live the life you had there, ...the difference is that in that country (like in many other corrupt Nations) There is no justice.
Trying to adapt to this new environment "To take it all in" without any concerns...Well sadly that is just a fantasy.... Foreigners and especially women are looked upon as a prey.
It's just so sad every time there's news about a foreign girl who's disappeared or worse because nobody told them, because nobody forewarned them of the danger...That is not a safe place especially Not right now.
Please don't be naive... and don't let your guard, down don't trust anybody
At least does not announce to the whole world that she travels solo. That is not smart.
Thanks for being the voice of reason on this vlog. She’s living in some kind of fantasyland that can flip any second.
I’m from Mexico and it feels good to see some one show the good side of Mexico Thank you for that
It never had a good side
@@blackpearL40-y2p the US does not have a good side, so.. FU.
Sayulita looks beautiful and it looks like you're having a blast! Those tacos looked incredible. It will be interesting to see the cost comparisons for all of the cities that you visit!
It's been amazing!! I can do a video about what I spent while here if you'd be interested!
@@CrosbyGraceTravels ❤
Te felicito por conocer mi pais y ser una mujer honesta, viaja y disfruta de de mas lugares! se FELIZ!
My Sister's house hostel looks so nice, I even marked it in my google maps haha. I love your energy! Can't wait for the Puerto Escondido vlogs, I was there in summer 2021 and really enjoyed my time there and definitely want to go back at some point. 😍
Ahh you would love it!! Hope you get to stay here someday! Excited for you to follow along with me to Puerto Escondido 😊
I had a great time in San Pancho (Francisco) by Costa Azul in 1975 and again in 1998. It is crazy how it has grown since I was the only Gringo for miles.
Wow! Love Mexico!
Try out Tulum!!
Lived there for a month and loved it!!!
Thanks for sharing your adventures! Be safe and have fun!
I love Mexico! It’s nice that your sister is there!!
México te llevo en el corazón México te Amo
Hey Crosby! Glad to see you're safe and enjoying yourself! If I may suggest, remove your jewelry before getting in the water. Its easy to lose and the shiny, glimmering items turn you in to a "lure" for baracuda and other predatory fish
Good to know!!
I'm happy that you're having fun in Mexico. As a Mexican, que bueno que te esté gustando el país aunque Sayulita está HORRIBLE!
This was amazing Crosby! After going to Guatemala i have a huge itch to send it on a long Mexico/Central America adventure and this video just pushed the idea ✨
DO ITTT
I would definitely be interested in a pros and cons of Sayulita video. This one was great!
Excellent Video...have spent much of the last few years living in Sayulita and just love the vibe...definitely recommend the north side of town for a more peaceful existence.
Chingon el vídeo 😊gracias por promover a este hermoso país y todos sus hermosos destinos turísticos saludos desde GTO .
No bueno, ella no es turista, no lo ves? Vive en nuestro país y no paga impuestos y trabajan aquí.
My parents came from Nayarit... moving permanently within two years to a close town to Sayulita...moving from California to Nayarit will bring a peace of mind.
Great video, bit interesting and confirming that after your swim scene in Sayulita, you became sick. I have about 25 different friends that have gone to Sayulita in the last 2 years and EVERYONE is getting sick. It’s not the food, it’s the ocean. In December of 2021 Sayulita was ranked as top 3 most polluted beaches in all of Mexico. The 2019 supposed fix to the sewage problem was really just enlarging the pipe that sends the poop out 2km out to ocean. This alleviated the sewer pump trucks that would frequent the river pump house treatment plant several times a day to deal with overflow. I’m not sure how much longer the state can call this town “magical” as everyone I know is now getting sick here. The freeway is almost complete as well that will continue to compound the problem. The only thing at this point to get awareness is to write about it and make videos like this one that expose the problem. Instead your video is just adding to the problem of bribing more growth to a town in desperate need of a fix. As much as I love Sayulita and have been coming now for almost 20 years, the magic is lost is days of lost vacation nursing our health back. No thanks. 😢
Yep... I briefly touched on this in my pros and cons video but even the locals say that Sayulita has some of the dirtiest water in Mexico. You definitely need to be careful with which beaches you swim at!
Lol!! Just Lake Michigan everyone in Wisconsin IL Michigan Indiana we're all bunch of sick polluted lakes, SOME locals even have cancer but so we are f*cked either way North and South of the border.....💅🏽
yes!! agree. I experienced the same thing.
Facts
This is extremely sad 😮
I love how chill you are!
That's sweet you found a nice place to stay. When I think hostile I don't expect to see such a nice place.
People that would critice your smart choice is people that don't travel and don't know how amazingly stunning and safe that place is
This Is My First time Watching this channel ❤ thanks so much for visit mexico! Welcome to mexico! New suscribe🇲🇽
Thank you!!
An admirable life, wish you always good luck, success and happiness
Hey just happen to watch your video, glad to see the younger generation of women making the move alone. I recently did it as well (Bucerias), I wish I would have done it when I was younger .
It’s so empowering to make the make in any different culture/country …YOLO
Wow. It's beautiful there and you seem ultra-happy! wtg Crosby! Livin' the dream!!!! It's always uplifting to see young people living their lives today in a way many of us just dreamt about. Not sure why you showed up in my feed, maybe Delos sailing or something, but a pleasant surprise nonetheless and a new sub..........scriber. Let's see more of Mex!
Crosby glad to see you really enjoying the beaches and the sun😉 20 bucks a night plus AC and organized Yoga 🧘♀️ 😀
It was an awesome time! Thanks for watching :)
Wow 😲 sayulita looks fire! 🔥 Thanks for the recommendation! 🙏
Sayulita is a great place I also like Punta de Mita great place to be Love from Canada!!
Wish so much I was there! Back quite a few yrs ago we knew a family who lived in the hills of Sayulita...gorgeous views and beaches...But the most fun at that time was taking part in the "Revolution" festival in La Penita. Little kids all dressed up, Police cruising around and standing up in the backs of trucks, little boys carrying fake rifles. (I just love that there are fewer of those types of restrictions than like here in Canada). You are one lucky lady!
Hi Crosby…great video. Interested in seeing more of Sayulita. I will be visiting this month to PV and may have to add Sayulita to my things to do list. Thanks!
Amazing!! My next video will be the pros and cons of Sayulita, so stay tuned for that
Mexico is one of my favorite places. Cozumel is my absolute fav.
Hola hermosa espero pronto vivir en ese hermoso lugar así cómo tú tienes esa maravillosa oportunidad de vivir entre la naturaleza
Thanks for the video. I have been looking for a place in Mexico and for sure will be coming to Sayulita soon. Thanks again.
Nice stuff in there, I’m vegetarian also and cool to see a foreign girl who is also making it in Nayarit, mexico. Just as what you got, careful with what you eat sometimes. Not all the stomachs can endure all kinds of Mexican food.
Welcome to México- a bienvenida a México.
Solo falta que aprendas un poco de español. 😉
Así mismo
Thanks for the video!FYI, Over $5 USD for a small jar of peanut butter isn’t cheap. That’s what peanut butter costs at Whole Foods in the U.S.
You’ll find much better prices if you check out the Mercado outside the tourist area.
Ahhh can't wait to get to Mexico!! Looks like you had the best week Crosby! 😀
You will love it!! It’s been amazing so far
Hate USA from Mexico stay in USA if you think it's so great
Nayarit is a wonderful place, I used to go there often with my family. The capital city Tepic was a very safe place, everything was good, we had never had a problem but recently I heard that crime is rising so be careful.
This town has been “converted” into another USA town due to so many tourists (who stayed longer?) now living there. I wonder if many of the foreigners living there are actually “legal” there and are paying taxes (like if they will be in their countries).
Wow what an amazing video of your life and times. Thanks for sharing this with us that watch your channel.
Beautiful Mexico!!
You seem very happy where you at. That’s all that matters in life. Enjoying life as you go is the way to go.
Literally, I love San Pancho and Sayulita. I've gone every year since 2020. I love every second I'm there. It's nice seeing a different set of eyes in it. I'll have to visit the beach you went to for sunset next time.
That's amazing!! Definitely check out Carricitos, it's stunning
You seem to be in a happy place right now. Ride with the tide, go with the flow, lovely girl
Fantastic video as alwasy my love! Can't wait to spend 2 weeks there with you soon!
Who is doing the drone shots until you get there? You do great work!
@@todd2456 me!! Dylan taught me well 🥰
@@CrosbyGraceTravels Daaaanggg.... really well done!
Punta Mita and Sayulita my favorite places in Mexico 🫶🏼🇲🇽.
I just spent 2 weeks in Sayulita in January! We may have even crossed paths! I miss it there so much
I have been to sayulita twice and I totally loved it I'm so jealous
Hi Crosby - You never disappoint me with your videos. I got to say you look different. Yes, you're still very beautiful. But the smile on your face and your voice. You looked happy in the RV videos, but you are glowing in these. So glad to see you are truly that happy and enjoying life. What a beautiful city. How do you eat so much and look the way you do? The people at the Hostel you are staying at, are they travelers that can work on the road? Would be interested in knowing what they do as well. The beaches looked amazing and the markets seem so nice. Keep the yellow hat, nice choice & looks great. Saw a couple of Ariel views, is Dylan near by or are you flying? Definitely want to see the Pro's and Con's videos.
Thank you so much for watching and supporting! I'm so happy here. The people at my hostel are a mix of vacationers and remote workers, most doing contract/ consulting work for various companies. There are a few people working remote 9-5s for European-based companies too (they're always up the earliest!)
I fly the drone myself! Dylan is visiting soon and I'm super excited.
Que. Bueno ! Bendiciones foe a Northern. Mexican in USA that never been in Mexico
Deep south. I still love USA life
WOW que bonito es mi Mexico!!!👏👏
@@marciestoddard730 No entiendes
Yey my mom's home state Nayarit, and Sayulita is so beautiful just 1hr away from playa platanitos my mom's home town.. 🥰🥰😍😍
My sisters house looks rad for female travelers. We live in San Pancho - say hola it you want :)
It's awesome! I'm in Puerto Escondido now, but appreciate the offer next time I'm there :)
I dont think people are wondering "why in the world would you do that". hundreds of thousands of people have been moving to Mexico the last few years to find freedom from tyrannical governments in Canada, US and Europe. as for Sayulita, wait till you get into the summer and experience the humidity... you might not want to stay. I can remember when I was there for a month last Sept-Oct. there were a couple days that were so hot and humid that I was sweating while I was swimming in the ocean. after spending 5 months on the beach in the area between Puerto Vallarta and Lo de Marcos I opted to move inland to escape the humidity. now I would only go to the beach between January and March. for example, right now I am on a one month stay in Acapulco. in Sayulita I stayed on the north side of town on the edge of the jungle. if you walk all the way to where the rocks prevent you from walking any further on the beach there is a fresh water stream that runs out into the ocean (although maybe not now in the middle of dry season). I was really happy to see you eat the tacos al pastor after you showed what you bought for groceries. I was worried that you were a vegetarian.
What city has the best weather in Mexico?
I like 70° and under.
Guanajuato, San Miguel?
I've been thinking of moving to Merída, but is as hot as Florida.
Stay in USA if you think it's so great hate USA from Mexico
is unfair that Mexico doesnt tax foreigners, because of that "finding freedom from tyrannical goverments", here everything is more expensive because you earn in dollars or euro, here people are struggling on finding flats with fair rents... So thanks.
@@alejszandra people are struggling everywhere in the world to find a place they can afford to live. do you not realize about inflation driving prices out of reach for people in wealthy countries too? why should Mexico be immune? not to mention that Latin nations are sending millions of poor people into the US and Canada that drive down wages for the citizens of those countries. you need to get out of your selfish, entitled bubble and look at the bigger picture. at least it is warm in Mexico so people wont freeze to death if they dont have a place to live, unlike Canada. you are welcome to do the same as me. many Mexicans are moving to places like Columbia now where things are even cheaper. I am thinking of going there also because the exchange rate of the CAD$ vs the Mexican peso is getting terrible now. so no, things arent just perfect and easy for me either. I am retired and have to make sure I dont run out of money before I die.
Be there Sunday for the first time. Thx for the info...
We need to take care of you guys and all the world people coming Mexico. Our government shall take care of any issue regarding of your safety. As Mexican im happy our country us known for a self opinion without any interference of political issues. Mexico is for everyone who want to love it.
just landed on your video randomly and I was your neighbour from right across the street by the Kiosko for all of jan-feb. Even tho we never met, I thought that was a fun thing to share here with you
I just love it there such a bummer about the water...
So happy for you girl…bienvenida..you’ll see how we really are welcome everyone. So happy for you…
Great video! I’m building my dream beach home in punta mita.
Moving there in November. ❤😊🎉
Just amazing
Attitude of gratitude for who you are and all you share ❤ 🌹
super excited to have found your channel! The videography is amazing! I'm learning Spanish & plan to move to MX. I'm also vegan and based on the two videos I've watched of yours so far, I think you're vegetarian. I'd love to see a video about how you've navigated around MX while eating vegetarian. Was it easy at restaurants? I've found that towns with a lot of expats have a lot of vegan options, but you're visiting far more places than I am, so I'd love to hear your take!
If you like sweets
Slice banana length & in half then freeze. Remove from freezer, drizzle melted chocolate and top w peanut’s or sliced almonds put back in freezer then you have a yummy treat 🇺🇸😊
Never been out of the country.. would love to move somewhere warm. From Illinois. Not ready for winter.. now getting into fall. Enjoy everything you can while you are still young.
omg I'm so glad I found you!! I love this content, I want to do something similar to this soon! Thanks for sharing
Awesome video, just subscribed to your channel! I just got back after 2 months in Baja and I am already thinking of moving to Mexico. One thing I would suggest is to filter the water and cook most of your meals. A lot of the cheap taco stands don't keep the best hygienic standards in my experience.
Your video documentary is awesome,
You present it in such nice simple way it’s refreshing and that sister’s house hostel is awesome and offers so much to you, beaches, food and local shops look fun and with foods you made crave right now🎉so much I’m going to have to get some tacos 🌮 today !
Thank you so much for your enlightening video! Yeeey sayulita ❤
Nayarit is a wonderful place, glad your enjoying it.
Welcome to México. I am glad you like it here. God bless you.
A very professional video with a very authentic and passionate person.