What do you think of Campeche? And G's Spanish!? Let us know in the comments & thanks for watching guys!! ❤ PS: If you need to decide between Campeche, Merida or Valladolid, we wrote a blog post to help you decide: www.waysoftheworldblog.com/comparing-merida-campeche-valladolid/ (we hope you find it useful!)
I'm Australian. Thank you for your very informative video. I have already been to Merida, Valladolid. I came to Campeche because it has a different history to M and V. I'm interested in all the different history/culture of Mexico. I don't speak Spanish so thank you as well for helpful information. I am doing various tours with English speaking guides. Happy travelling.
Thank you for the very informative video on Campeche; it is going on our list of places to visit. And yes, Gordon, your Spanish is good ,so you can definitely speak more often.
That's great to hear! If you have any questions about it, or need anything, let us know! We are always happy to help! And thanks for asking G to speak more Spanish! He never wants to 😩
It is a “traditional Mexican experience” Mexico has different experiences, depends all on the state or town you’re visiting. This is very traditional of Campeche and it’s surrounded by restaurants and street vendors, this is where the locals hangout.
Campeche city isn't really known for it's beach, but I think there is one a short drive from the colonial center. I think it's a good, but not great, beach.
Hmm, if you're just staying in the city, then 2 full days is probably enough. But there are some cool things in the area like Edzna ruins and Miguel Colorado eco park 😎
Hi, I am campechano, from San Francisco de Campeche, la Ciudad Amurallada. Really you need a week or more if you wants a full experience, some one examples more: Calakmul, a big mayan city, the Biósfera of Calackmul with jaguars, ocelotes, spider monkies, faisán, and so variety plants and animals, Becal and your hats of palma de jipi, Isla Aguada and your dolphins, Ciudad del Carmen and Bahamitas beach, Hechelchakan and your cochinita pibil, El tigre a mayan city and Los Manantiales de Miguel Colorado in Candelaria, and more. You enjoy discover more palce and teasures in Campeche. Welcome soon. A big hug from Campeche City.
@@waysoftheworld_ Ahahahaha :) When your body loose too much water and salt it effects your talking. That is why Turks drinks Ayran specially in summer because it has water calcium iron salt in it. You can make it yourself just mix plain yougurt with salt and water :) Take care guys. Love from Turkey :)
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We feel safer in Mexico than in the US :) And Campeche is extremely safe. And about the language, it's always good to have some basic words with you. Google translate works offline too. If you're able to travel, don't let language keep you from doing so. People are kind, there's technology and for sure a lot of people speak basic English.
Unfortunately no :( That's the only downside of Campeche. There are a couple you can go on a day trip. One is called Isla Aguada (1.5 hour drive) and Playa Bonita (30 minute drive). We wrote a blog post with more things to do from Campeche (and in Campeche) here: www.waysoftheworldblog.com/things-to-do-campeche-mexico/ Worth checking out before you visit this beautiful town!!
@@waysoftheworld_ Hi guys, Playa Bonita is close Campeche City, 5 or 10 minutes in car. And is a beuty beach, clean, calm, paecefull. Hugs. And thanks for your video and visit to my City ❤️🇲🇽🙏🏻
