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Thank you for giving us a piece of your time This place is on our list of places to visit soon 2 Canadians living in Mexico, Merida, sending support Cheers J&D
Thanks! We visited twice... once in February and another time in May. Both times were incredible and I don't think we had any rain. Don't visit during the raining season though (August - December) as I heard it's full of mosquitoes during that time and rains a lot!
Such a beautiful and informative video. Did you guys travel there in May? If so what were the exact dates, because the weather looks fantastic in your video. I’m thinking about going this year.
We were there at the end of April / beginning of May last year. The weather was perfect then for us! Thanks for watching and enjoy your trip to Holbox 😎
I just came back from Riveria Maya last march..i stayed in Tulum..the beaches were very overcrowded and very rocky in the pool area..this looks like a much better place to visit with easier to swim and less rocky..i am defintly planning my next trip there..my resort was not that great with poor ac..do you know of any good resorts (top of the line) in that area?
Tulum is a lot more expensive indeed! Isla Holbox is our favorite place... so relaxed! There are many great hotels on the island. We stayed at ecoco hotel (an eco-friendly hotel) and really enjoyed it! Definitely check out booking.com and you'll find many more great options!
I’d say 2-3 days is perfect! It’s really a lot about relaxing on the island as it’s pretty small. Though there definitely are some boat tours you can do as well!
I finally made it to Holbox. Stayed 9 days. Loved it but couldn't sw with while sharks,expensive. Didn't bring enough money and I want sure about the sometimes open bank. Loved the Isla Loved the locals,hung out with them.
@@worldwildhearts Cool thanks, I went to Playa Del Carmen 3 years ago and I knew the seaweed was bad then however the flight was so cheap. This time I'm doing the a few beach spots. Hopefully The Bioluminescence Is decent too.
There is a road! And to get there, you can take an ADO bus from Cancun or playa del Carmen. The ADO bus leaves every hour currently from Cancun. Or if you have a car, you can also drive there. But you need to search for directions to “Chiquila” on your map since the road only goes to there and then you have to take a ferry to Isla Holbox
That’s true you have to stop before (sign with boundary) but we consider Punta mosquito the whole area before that. The sandbars are before you enter the area.
We stayed at the Ecoco Hotel in Holbox, an eco-friendly hotel with a very nice owner. Most of the excursions we arranged ourselves. You could check Get Your Guide and see if they offer tours if you want to pre-book it... here is the link: www.getyourguide.com/?partner_id=57UJ5GF&placement=content-middle&cmp=Sidebar_blog
Isla Holbox is situated to the northwest of Cancun, where the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea meet. Google Isla Holbox and you’ll find that most websites refer to it as being on the Gulf of Mexico. Both are correct in our opinion. Check it on the map images.app.goo.gl/FBSTGytCNecpV2eC9
