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Thank you for sharing this video. I'll be moving there part-time in a few years and things like this make me feel connected to that warm, peaceful, and colorful town. Keep up the amazing work!
Never heard about Bucerias! Seems to have such chill vibes. And those shoes look awesome! We have a pair of waterproof nikes but they are really sturdy and get super hot (humidity doesn’t enter and doesn’t leave too 😅), got excited to try these ones! They seem to be super soft. As always, great video, really enjoy the editing, storytelling and pacing of it. We’ve been loving the Mexico series, seeing all those places through your eyes is great! You guys really inspire us ❤ Safe travels!
Neat video of Bucerias,, Mexico. It has a beautiful beach for relaxation and boogey boarding. I like the B & B where you stayed. It is a great place to unwind!
Glad I discovered your channel. Love your videos. Noticed Eric has a backpack with a tripod. It would be great if you could create a video about packing and traveling with camera gear.
Thanks for the suggestion! Glad to have you here :) we’d love to make a video about that. But for now, the backpack we use is the LowePro 350 AW II. Holds all our camera gear and one laptop! Very durable and we’re glad we bought it.
Great video! We just spent 6 weeks not too far from you in Bucerias and we wish we could have met up and bought you guys some beer. We are traveling to a lot of places you have been in the next year and could swap stories. Last year was mostly Southern Europe and Southeast Asia but this next year is going to be Costa Rica, Guatemala, Colombia and Ecuador.
We have stayed 9 times at Villa del Palmar just at the end of that path. In fact, we just got married there last December. We always walk to Bucerias and have breakfast or dinner. Great town with friendly people.
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@@EricandSarah How come so many other channels have ads one can skip? That sounds disingenuous. And I didn't compare your channel to TV, I compared it to other YT channels, obviously
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Love your videos! Random question here but Sarah…What brand are your eyeglasses? Do they have a style number on the inside too? Thanks for all the great content!
The inside of my glasses read " Opinion black/blue/crystal 51018-140". Not sure if that will be of any help to you though... I bought them at a small store in Canada a number of years ago and keep just upgrading my lenses because I love the frames so much! haha. Good luck :)
Eric and Sarah, Thanks you for your video. Great information. We do have two questions, 1. What do y’all use for transportation from the airport and around the area? 2. Where do y’all exchange your currency?
Great questions! Either cross the highway from the airport to catch a bus, or take one of the taxis from the airport. Bus is considerably cheaper. As far as currency goes, it would be a good idea to get a no foreign transaction credit card. Most places take card. Otherwise you can exchange at banks or take money out from ATMs.
I am hoping to find an affordable rental home there in Bahia de Banderas soon...how do I find someone there to walk me through viewing these places? 2 realtors did not agree - even with a fee 🤔 Help!! Love your videos!
No dumb questions here! There are places that accept USD but they usually charge a bad exchange and you will need pesos for any more local mom and pop shops. So we definitely recommend exchanging some money and using USD as an “emergency” fund :)
Bargain is bad for people who are struggling to make a living in an honest way, specially if you are a tourist from abroad, paying full price is a good way to contribute to the local economy 👍
Normally we would agree and we’re all for supporting locals… but this market in particular is known to have higher prices than normal because they expect tourists to bargain to a fair price. So if you don’t bargain, it drives up the prices for everyone (including locals)
@@EricandSarah I defer, people with businesses in small communities most likely know each other and won’t charge more to locals since they are probably friends or family, they only do it to tourists and it’s good and fair when tourists support and pay whatever they ask for, even if you think they are waiting your counter offer, it’s nice to pay that extra money. Plus, you say you bargain because you care about price increments for the locals and yet you are saying in this video that Bucerias Real State might be a good place to invest, if foreigners with stronger currencies buy, that would definitely drive up the cost of living. Lastly to Mexicans who are reading this, we need to demand our government for heftier visa and residency prices and a higher property tax (predial) particularly for foreigners that own vacation properties. Gentrification is something we are seeing more often, it already happened in Sayulita, San Pancho, Playa del Carmen, Cancún, San Miguel de Allende, Ajijic, La Condesa in CDMX to name a few, countries with weaker currencies like ours need to have modifications in our law to protect our people.
Hello Saludos everything is good in your video upset that you mention that you can take the price down even half I don’t think you’re supposed to be doing that because people get the wrong idea why are you saying this Mexican people work for free tourist is not all year around what I would really say is take in consideration of how much you wanna pay for them in value people’s work look at your video about what you said you think again if you minimize the work they do
Bucerias was a great small town been going there for 30 years. Condos had killed that town. Tell the truth at night the streets smell like shit. Big rain pours all the trash and shit in the ocean so how can you say it’s clean. Shame on you
It’s too late, the cat is already out of the bag. Even 15 years ago it was still a quaint Fishing Village. Now it feels more like a high rise jungle. 😭 The authenticity left when developers started knocking down all the local homes and shops to build there ocean blocking high rises. One developer even was so bold as to build beyond the 8 storey limit near the beach. 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩
