Literally perfect timing for me, I'm going for 3 weeks next week and was thinking about a route. Great video very informative I will 100% take this on board. Thank you!
I completely agree with you on this video! I just recently got back to Canada from Mexico and loved it! Valladolid was definitely a highlight and I also found Holbox to be quite overrated.
Valladolid is a great little city. I lived there for about 6 months in the early 2000’s. Temozon just north of there, I lived as well, and is close to Ek Balaam ruins. So neat!
It was Cenotes Hacienda Mucuyché near Merida. Two cenotes, one was a beautiful cave and another one half open cave and they were connected by river and waterfall!
Hiii so so sorry I missed your comment! Do you still need airbnb recommendation? Which airbnb did you have in mind? I hope your trip went amazing if you are back by now!
Advice: do not rent a car at hertz they are bulglars, it's all nice and friendly when you rent, but at the time of returning and paying they are rude and there's a lot of hidden fees and even threats, they were accusing us with damages to the car, the most stressful and awful experience
Yes! I could not agree more, these are always so stressful. I always try to have my own insurance for the car but for now I only found one that covers Europe.
Thanks for this guide 😄 Which month did you make this trip? And what was your final thought of the red flag that it should be touristy? It will be my first solo trip, so a little touristy is easier for me I guess haha😄
Thanks for watching Elvira!!! We went November/December (from Dia del Muertos which I think is also a great thing to see!). I would say that only Holbox and Tulum gave out the vibe that it is 'made for tourists' in a bad way, expensive, crowded etc. The rest was really chill and nice. And I would say that to me it was still worth going to Tulum to see the cenotes and the beaches!
Hi! Thanks for watching! It was Carflex, paid 500 euro for 21 days plus extra insurance - not sure I would recommend to be honest! Also I don’t know how much a day would cost, sorry about that! The prices usually vary by season / demand etc
Hejka🤗 Warto było by pomyśleć o zmianie lokalizacji YT na USA lub UK jeśli nagrywasz w języku angielskim. Mogło by to pomóc w promocji kanału i zwiekszyć liczbę wyświetleń. Zdrówka i powodzonka😘
Thanks for sharing. Planning to do a solo road trip for 2-3 weeks in yucatan peninsula. but I’m worried about carjacking and police scams which I read from the internet. Is it safe to drive alone?
Hi! So Yucatán is much safer than other parts of Mexico as it is very touristy! But of course, to stay on the safe side, I would say don’t drive after dark and stick to main roads! Also you could use a website with real life safety analysis such as Sitata or something else, share your location with someone if you feel unsafe etc I was with someone but never felt unsafe, and I even left car window open when parking by mistake and it was fine! You can never be 100% sure anywhere in the world but I think as long as you do all the precautions you should be fine! Safe travels and I hope you have an amazing time!!!
Thank you .
Thank you to you!
Good advices merci. Beautiful images of nature, pretty stunning.
Thank you so much !!! Have a great day today!
Literally perfect timing for me, I'm going for 3 weeks next week and was thinking about a route. Great video very informative I will 100% take this on board. Thank you!
Happy to hear this was useful and enjoy your Mexican adventures!!!
I completely agree with you on this video! I just recently got back to Canada from Mexico and loved it! Valladolid was definitely a highlight and I also found Holbox to be quite overrated.
It seems like many people are going there now because of the covid restrictions (or rather lack of them). I hope you enjoyed your trip!!! 😍❤️
Valladolid is a great little city. I lived there for about 6 months in the early 2000’s. Temozon just north of there, I lived as well, and is close to Ek Balaam ruins. So neat!
beautiful ❤️
Thank you sooo much
Wow beautiful places 😍) Thanks for video!) And hi from Ukraine 👋😁
Thank you sooo much! My grandma is from Ukraine by the way! 😍❤️
great video thanks!! what was the name of the air b and b in talum?
hey I love your video, could you tell me what is the name of the first centote you visited? Thanks it looked amazing
It was Cenotes Hacienda Mucuyché near Merida. Two cenotes, one was a beautiful cave and another one half open cave and they were connected by river and waterfall!
Amazing review!
Hiii so so sorry I missed your comment! Do you still need airbnb recommendation? Which airbnb did you have in mind? I hope your trip went amazing if you are back by now!
so pretty
I appreciate you ❤️
What is the name of the Cenote close to Merida?
Cenotes Hacienda Mucuyché! Sorry it took me forever to respond, I was taking a RUclips break haha :) hope all is well for you!
Advice: do not rent a car at hertz they are bulglars, it's all nice and friendly when you rent, but at the time of returning and paying they are rude and there's a lot of hidden fees and even threats, they were accusing us with damages to the car, the most stressful and awful experience
Yes! I could not agree more, these are always so stressful. I always try to have my own insurance for the car but for now I only found one that covers Europe.
Thanks for this guide 😄
Which month did you make this trip? And what was your final thought of the red flag that it should be touristy? It will be my first solo trip, so a little touristy is easier for me I guess haha😄
Thanks for watching Elvira!!! We went November/December (from Dia del Muertos which I think is also a great thing to see!). I would say that only Holbox and Tulum gave out the vibe that it is 'made for tourists' in a bad way, expensive, crowded etc. The rest was really chill and nice. And I would say that to me it was still worth going to Tulum to see the cenotes and the beaches!
Thank you for sharing. What company did u go with for renting a car? About how much per day? Thanks
Hi! Thanks for watching! It was Carflex, paid 500 euro for 21 days plus extra insurance - not sure I would recommend to be honest! Also I don’t know how much a day would cost, sorry about that! The prices usually vary by season / demand etc
@@lostinadmiration thank u
@@lorenamorfin5946 No problem at all - hope you have a great holiday there and let me know if I could help with anything else :)
Hejka🤗 Warto było by pomyśleć o zmianie lokalizacji YT na USA lub UK jeśli nagrywasz w języku angielskim. Mogło by to pomóc w promocji kanału i zwiekszyć liczbę wyświetleń. Zdrówka i powodzonka😘
Hej, o, to jest super rada - bardzo dziękuje !!! Pozdrowienia tym razem z Warszawy!
Thanks for sharing. Planning to do a solo road trip for 2-3 weeks in yucatan peninsula. but I’m worried about carjacking and police scams which I read from the internet. Is it safe to drive alone?
Hi! So Yucatán is much safer than other parts of Mexico as it is very touristy! But of course, to stay on the safe side, I would say don’t drive after dark and stick to main roads! Also you could use a website with real life safety analysis such as Sitata or something else, share your location with someone if you feel unsafe etc I was with someone but never felt unsafe, and I even left car window open when parking by mistake and it was fine! You can never be 100% sure anywhere in the world but I think as long as you do all the precautions you should be fine! Safe travels and I hope you have an amazing time!!!
Also eat some Marquesitas! 😍
@@lostinadmiration awesome! Will do and Thanks for your input :)