Very cool! Can you advise whether this was on a weekday or the weekend? Maybe the exact day? Just trying to fill out how busy it is during the summer with regard to weekdays versus weekend, thank you
The cookies in the store were great. Actually, the best I ever had. I recently ordered some cookies to be shipped to me and they were overpriced and not the same. I was disappointed and that's an understatement.
My son & I love Zoos and y wife is somewhat fond of as well. It is also a great place to learn about that area. We recently went to the DFW Zoo and I need to post that video.
Honestly, the food in Mexico was some of the best food that I have ever had. No matter what kind of food it is and no matter what culture or region of food you like they can make it better in Mexico.
They did not have one in PV when we went but you know with Mexico that can change day to day. There was red/green light when we went to GDL and Mexico City last year.
@@BKAdventures-fe7enis that because you went thru as a resident? Thanks for such a prompt reply. So excited to go. Never been to the west coast of Mexico.
I thought it was a pretty night hotel i just wish there was a doorman or someone to take your stuff up to your room. The spa was my fav though. Every one was super nice.
Thanks for posting this video. After you passed immigration and were on a line with your luggage ( I assume this was customs) what was the paper form that you gave the man who was collecting them from people on the line.
It was a customs form. It almost seemed like a checkbox for them. I looked up the form and here is the link: www.mexicotouristcard.com/uploads/1/0/0/6/10068443/declaraci%C3%B3n_aduna_engl.1.pdf
Just the luggage. It was extremely easy, I was fully expecting more hoops to jump through. Last year we were flying to Guadalajara but did customs in Mexico City and we had to go through metal detectors after they scanned the luggage because we were boarding another flight.
OMG, I can't believe I didn't find this video earlier! I rented an apt. in El Famoso for two weeks in Oct/Nov 2023. We were in the front building overlooking the avenue, Loved it. Also my dentist is in Jardine del Bosque, a couple of blocks from the second apt. So fun to see places I know.
I wouldnt dare eat street food! Resturant only.was there for 10 days.judt got home.love the romantic area. Its cool to see 2 men holding handing walking down the street.it must be such a great feeling of freedom!!!❤❤
Good point. I will eat some street food as long as I see a bunch of locals eating there. PV is very accepting of any and everybody. It was really nice to see. Mexico is an amazing place.
Saw your video about how you liked PV. Trust me- you will put it at the top of your list. There’s other beautiful places- Guadalajara, Mexico City,- but later the friendliness of PV tops out.
Nasty street.no trush dumpsters in pvr. My hotels closest dumpster was at the corner, everyone just left trash there! Terrible city services people gave up!
In General. Just to get to Mexico for a vacation you only need a passport and you will get a tourist visa when you enter Mexico. If you are looking to stay longer than that (6 months +) you would have to apply for a different type of Visa. Here is a link to the Consulate we used to get our temporary residency. consulmex.sre.gob.mx/mcallen/index.php/servicios-para-extranjeros/visas-extranjeros . Hope that helps.
It was called Mundo de Azulejos. Address: Venustiano Carranza 374, Zona Romántica Emiliano Zapata, 48380 Puerto Vallarta, Jal., Mexico Website: www.mundodeazulejos.com/
I've really enjoyed your videos of PV. We have been going to PV every winter for over 10 years, but didn't go this year, so your videos helped me catch up on what's going on. We have stayed at the marina and also south of town, but for the last few years we've stayed in the Zona Romantica, so you were exploring an area we know well. The first time you looked for the churro man, I wanted to be able to tell you he's not open until evening. We've eaten at many of the places you did, except Don Chava's. I'll have to try it. I was amazed at your whale watching trip. I've been on a few trips, and never seen as many whales as you did. I have a few more pf your PV videos to watch. Thanks for posting them.
You’re 100% right. I was using a GoPro that had stabilization but damaged it so had to switch to the phone which sucks for this. But I still wanted to record some videos.
And according to the locals, there are plenty of great taco stands around, but for some reason everyone thinks Pancho's are the best, which is not necessarily true. It's just a tourist thing, I guess.
Hello been enjoying y’all’s videos 👍. We’ve been going to PV for 10 years we highly recommend A Birria place just around the corner from these Taco stands 👍👍💯
Too big of a city for me ! i like deserted beaches, small village but a bit modern stores as well ! i ve been all around Mexico but it was back in 1980-81 ! spent 12 months there ! i had tourista every day, almost ! hope you guys have a great time !🤠
yes ! well, i know all the beaches down to Puerto Escondido ! I spent 6 months travelling searching nice beaches with nice waves Then i spent 6 months in a small coastal village, in a hut !with snakes, spiders, scorpions, rats and bats ! lol ! When you walk in the street at night, bring some rocks to throwat the bunch of dogs they re dangerous ! That s the Mexico most people don t even know exist !😎@@BKAdventures-fe7en
Yes, well, it depends what you re looking for ! Still a touristic City. I like the small village where everyone knows everyone ! lol ! Try San Blas, it s bigger and more modern than when i was there in 1980 but it s a small town with adventure tours and beautiful beaches away from the townTenacatita is another small place there was 2 other persons and me ! that s all ! but today there s hotels ! very nice place ! then there s east or..south of Acapulco ! So many nice pacific Coast beaches! have a nice trip ! take care !@@BKAdventures-fe7en
