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Avi and V
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We're Avi and V. We live in beautiful Santa Cruz, California. We like to explore and travel and we love to share our adventures with you! Come along with us!
BEST Day Trips from Puerto Vallarta! Get Aways and Excursions to Explore Mexico Outside the City!
Puerto Vallarta is an amazing city with so much to offer its residents and travelers alike. We absolutely love it there! After you explore the city for a few days, if you find yourself ready to go beyond the city limits, then this video is for you!
We're going to take you along to show you our top 5 favorite places to go when we're looking to escape the crowds and go a little farther off the beaten path!
We'll visit tiny little mountain towns rich in colonial history, explore secluded jungle villages with unique cultures, find some incredible waterfalls and gorgeous hidden, tropical beaches, talk to locals and sample plenty of the awesome cuisine along the way!
So come along with us on an action-packed adventure that will be sure to help you decide where you should go and explore on your next visit to the Vallarta area!
Interested in more info about any of the towns we mentioned? Watch our full-length videos on each one, linked below:
SAN SEBASTIAN DEL OESTE-
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BOCA DE TOMATLAN/HIKE TO COLOMITOS-
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YELAPA-
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BUCERIAS-
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RINCON DE GUAYABITOS-
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We're going to take you along to show you our top 5 favorite places to go when we're looking to escape the crowds and go a little farther off the beaten path!
We'll visit tiny little mountain towns rich in colonial history, explore secluded jungle villages with unique cultures, find some incredible waterfalls and gorgeous hidden, tropical beaches, talk to locals and sample plenty of the awesome cuisine along the way!
So come along with us on an action-packed adventure that will be sure to help you decide where you should go and explore on your next visit to the Vallarta area!
Interested in more info about any of the towns we mentioned? Watch our full-length videos on each one, linked below:
SAN SEBASTIAN DEL OESTE-
czcams.com/video/ApvZ902q1HY/video.htmlsi=CFuZBhV9MKEKOvtQ
BOCA DE TOMATLAN/HIKE TO COLOMITOS-
czcams.com/video/BT1nCcAhWrc/video.htmlsi=wkRrwqASzuwdx4r8
czcams.com/video/75zc7Y2nPBE/video.htmlsi=KyiL-cPyFJTa96Pp
YELAPA-
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BUCERIAS-
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RINCON DE GUAYABITOS-
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Nice to see you both😂
What is the brand name of your cross body bag at the 15:54 mark? That's exactly what I've been looking for. Amazon?
Yes, it's from Amazon. I've had it for over 2 years now. The lining in one pocket came out (doesn't affect the functionality) and the zipper pull needed to be reattached once but, considering that I wear it everyday, it's held up very well. Here's the link. a.co/d/28GMEoG
@@aviandv Thanks for the quick reply, I appreciate it.
Any time!
Would it be better to get pesos before you go from your bank? We're near San Jose, CA
@ocean8866sea We've tried that route, and it ended up being more hassle than it was worth. Ordering the money, collecting it from the bank, and carrying enough with you for the whole trip is a lot and potentially unsafe. We ran out halfway through our trip anyway and had to go to an ATM. And howdy neighbors, btw! 😁
You guys do good work. I'm really enjoying your videos and I find them informative and entertaining.
Thanks! We really appreciate it:)
Great video! We def have a couple top spots in common!! 👍😎🍻
Thanks! This one was a lot of fun to put together... looking back over older photage and reliving the fun adventures... it was a fun trip down memory lane.
Awesome video guys! Good info. ❤ Yelapa and totally agree with you about Guayabitos. Best Margaritas are Anahi's in Guayabitos! Mmmm Cheers
Thanks so much, guys! Next time we're back there, we'll make sure to try them out.
Hi, your video is amazing and informative. I will be visiting Puerto Vallarta in December, staying at a resort with family. I was wondering if theres transportation (city buses/hop on & off buses) available and what parts of Malecon/Centro/Puerto Vallarta are accessible to elders/disabled? Hope to hear from you guys and more videos! Love the content.
Hello, thanks so much for your kind words! We really appreciate hearing when people find our videos to be useful! There are both city busses and hop-on-hop-off busses in Vallarta. The city busses are cheap and reliable. However, they can be loud, crowded, stinky and hot. We usually opt to take an Uber when getting around, ourselves. The hop-on-hop-off busses are a great option, especially for those with mobility issues. Here's a link to the company that runs them if you're looking for more information about their service. vallartourbus.mx/en/ The Malecon is very easily navigated by those with mobility issues. It's wide, flat and paved so even wheel chairs should have no issues. Ask your uber driver to drop you off at the McDonald's, here: maps.app.goo.gl/F6JATHWZDYnSEANR9 It's right at the start of the malecon. It's also a good place to call for an Uber to pick you up when you're done. As for the rest of the city, we'll admit it's not the best for the disabled. The few blocks surrounding the malecon and Centro will have sidewalks, crosswalks and be relatively flat. However, you can never count on them being evenly paved or free of obstructions, cracks or holes. The curbs can be very high and don't always have ramps to connect them to the street. Sidewalks often have sections of stairs. We advise everyone to watch their step while in the city. The marina and Nuevo Vallarta are areas that are more easily navigable. You shouldn't have any problems, there. I'd say it depends on the kind of disability you're dealing with, but it's probably safest to stick to the malecon and surrounding streets. You'll also have no problems in the area around Plaza Lazaro Cardenas if you want to check out the Saturday market or any of the nighttime performances, there. If you decide to venture further, take it slow and be prepared to turn back or call an Uber if the going gets too rough. Mexicans are, in our experience, extremely helpful people. If you are unsure of anything along the way, just ask a local. English is widely spoken, especially in the shops and restaurants. Someone will be able to help point you in the right direction. We hope you have a great trip! It's a wonderful city and we're sure you'll love it!
I don't understand coming to Mexico without having already purchased MX pesos.....
We've done that in the past. We had to preorder, wait for them to be delivered, then go back and pick them up. The exchange rate didn't make up for the pre-planning and hassle. It's so hard to know how much you'll need for your entire trip. We ran out halfway through and had to go the atm, anyway. Plus, there are the usual safety concerns when traveling with such a large amount of cash to consider. Atms in Mexico are plentiful and easy to use. For us, it's all about the the convienence.
@@aviandv I wouldn't use an ATM down here if you paid me to. I suggest using apps such as remitly.....
What would you say is the biggest advantage to doing that? The exchange rate seems similar and their fee is on par with the usual atm fees.
Im happy people like him are being priced out of Hawaii, probably 0% native to hawaii and metheads tbh.
very nice
@@NINODOTADO Thanks!
my favorite spot for food is a spot called "the picnic basket" to the right of the entrance the food is like sandwiches and stuff like that very good
@@plant-k1x We'll have to check that place out!
At 3:34 was that a metal detector?
Nope, just a security door that is one way only. :)
Nice now all the gringos will go and destroy this place.
You guys are hilarious lol
The ‘house’ at the end of the famous cypress tunnel is RCA’s famous art deco radio receiving station rich in history due to the sheer power of the stations in the area that served half the hemisphere The radio telegraph business in the area was started by Marconi at the dawn of radio but US law prohibiting foreigners owning infrastructure businesses during war time meant that the business had to change hands, so RCA acquired it There are many annecdotes but one famous one involved actor Clint Eastwood Eastwood was a 21 yr old army private on liberty in 1951. He took a military hop but the plane had to ditch just off shore He and the pilot had to swim to shore. Eastwood crawled to the station for help.
Wow, what an interesting story! Thanks for sharing that bit of history about the area. Very cool.
This guy seems to be an asshole. He wanted no part to talk about why so I am guessing it was a normal spot and they wanted to be an dick. You guys did nothing wrong and even asked so
Did you exchange any US currency into pesos or you guys paid with dollars and credit card ?
We always use pesos. We use atms owned by main banks and in secure locations to withdraw pesos once we arrive. There are several in the airport for your convienence. Do not use the money exchange counters. They will charge you more than the atms. Your atm card will work and you'll get the best exchange rate by declining the atms conversion. Your bank will give you a better one. We use credit cards when they are accepted put always make sure they are charging us in pesos. Businesses in Mexico are free to make their own exchange rate and it almost always will be worse than the banks so don't let them change you in usd. If you ever see 2 totals on a bill, one in usd and one in pesos, ask to be charged in pesos. If that's the only option you're given when you receive your bill, you'll automatically be charged in pesos.
@@aviandv thank you so much for this helpful information! We are visiting Cabo next week
We hope you have so much fun!
Braddah man could've approached in a different way. Not everyone going know our ways of life here on the islands. Braddah just wanted to pump his chest cos was one tourist. But if was another braddah, he would've just observed from one distance or shoot the shaka lol.. Teach them with Aloha and no be one prick🤡
Thank you so much! We genuinely appreciate how many native Hawaiians have reached out to tell us this. A big part of the reason that we delayed putting this video out for almost 2 years is that we felt ashamed of what happened. We really didn't know any better and meant no disrespect. We would have gladly learned from him had he been civil. If our mistake can help others not make the same error, we're happy to share our story. Mahalo.
I don't often go for videos like this but you are both so mellow it felt like a PBS show. Loved the pacing. Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed the video:)
Usually there are signs warning you, "KAPU" or stay away but once you see what a HEi' AU looks like, they look all the same. Kindly looks like an ancient rock wall and you said it yourself, Early HAWAIIAN SETTLEMENT. You guys have been travelling a lot to know what to look for or what to watch out for right, You guys kinda research where you guys going which is the southernmost tip of U.S. called "Ka Lea." using google. You can put 2 and 2 easily together and should have been more aware. Braddah should been a tad nice but usually this is what tourist do, you allow one to put a camera on it and soon a choke of people be climbing and doing tiktok on that thing. Glad you stay lucky there was not a lot of them at that moment.
Yes, now that we know what they look like, we can tell what they are. However, as we explained in the video, it was not so obvious to us, at the time. Rest assured, we won't make the same mistake, again. We genuinely meant no disrespect. We knew to leave, in no small part because one of us grew up in a rural area where locals were known to gang up on outsiders over some small reason or tiny perceived slight. If you're implying what I think you are... I'll just say I judge that behavior is completely uncalled for and we believe vigilante justice is not justice at all, no matter where in the world it is found.
So sorry. He should have educated instead of threatened you both and there should have been a sign. You did the right thing by apologizing and leaving instead of responding with the same anger, so thank you for being the bigger person. I hope the majority of your memories from this trip was positive and this was the only negative incident. Usually most locals are much more understanding and will teach. Clearly, this guy had had enough of tourists and was having a bad day! Again, I am so sorry that you both had to experience this kind of hostility.
Thank you so much! Yes, the rest of the trip was great. This was the only bad experience we had. The other locals we meet were awesome.
The local was way out of line. The wall was probably a heiau, but even so, it was an honest mistake and there was no reason for him to react like that. I'm sorry you experienced that.
Thank you. We understand the sites significance now but did not, at the time. We truly meant no disrespect.
Next time Hawaiian, stand ova dea and protect yo wall! That couple wasn't disrespectful. No need to threaten. Calm down. Pump ur brake and educate.
Thank you. We really did mean no disrespect!
While he should have approached the situation with aloha and sincerely educated you, the reality is that we frequently have to address instances of people disrespecting our heiʻau. Some of us have the patience to continue the burden of explaining our culture, and some (like this braddah) is just tired of it. It might seem that placing a sign to explain its significance is a simple solution, but with all due respect, that responsibility falls on you. It's not the state's responsibility, nor is it solely ours as kanaka. Me ke aloha 🤙🏽🤙🏽
We appreciate your well articulated response. Thank you for your viewpoint. We would like to apologize again for our blunder. We meant no disrespect. We can empathize with his anger and frustration. We also sometimes get sick of the impact of tourism in our own home area. We too live in a beautiful area on the coast. We see how tourists leave their garbage on the beaches every weekend. We don't have ancient sacred structures to safeguard, but we still see them cause damage to our natural resources. About 2 years ago, for example, an out of town couple had their wedding on a local beach and decided to carve their names in huge letters on the cliff face overlooking the beach. This absolutely outaged the local community. We also understand and empathize with the history of colonization. One of us, being the descendant of a holocaust survivor, can 100% relate to the pain of having a culture, land and a family stolen from them in a horrific way. All that is to say we can understand where he was coming from. You're correct in that it is a tourists responsibility to research a culture before visiting it. HOWEVER, one can never learn all there is to know about a culture before visiting. It takes years of immersion to fully get a culture. If that were the standard for tourists, no one would ever travel. We did research Hawaiian culture. This particular detail was missed or overlooked unintentionally. However, that is no excuse for physical intimidation! We didn't show or mention it, but he followed us almost all the way back to our car, yelling at and threatening us the whole time. In a way, we're doing our part to spread awareness about this site by making and sharing this video. Over 2000 people have seen it in just a few days. That's the best we can do, not being locals or natives. A sign would help even more and serve to educate every single tourist who visits there, thus removing the burden from the shoulders of fed up locals. It's a simple and effective solution that would make this point mute and help eliminate future visitors from making the same mistake we did, for which we are genuinely sorry. I would like to add a final thought... when traveling around the world, one encounters many ancient and sacred sites, many of which include rock walls. A few prominent examples that come to mind include the Coliseum, the Great Wall of China, and the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem. The latter is arguably just as sacred as the hei'au are. None of these examples come with the caveat that you can not touch them. Damage them, of course not, but there is no taboo about touching them. In our experience, when a sacred or ancient site is not to be touched, it is usually roped off, off limits or there is a sign telling you not to touch it. This is true around the world because there is not a universal standard that touching ancient walls is wrong. This is a unique to Hawaii viewpoint. I read that there were ancient sites in Hawaii and that they should be treated with respect. I never saw something that said do not touch them, which we did not view to be a disrespectful act at the time. I judge that could be why this detail sometimes gets overlooked by tourists.
There is a possibility that rock wall is part of a heiau. "Na heiau" are ancient temples made by the time of Kamehameha Nui (or even older) and are considered sacred. There are tons of it scattered all over the islands, but I think most of them are in Big Island. The largest one still exists in Pu'ukohola. Those with significant historic past are often marked with signs to show respect and "kapu". The smaller ones (like the one you encountered) are usually left as is. I am quite sure that was a heiau given where the location is (overlooking the pali and the ocean). That guy who threatened you was definitely "hewa" in his approach but as a rule of thumb these rock structures or formations usually carry a certain level of religious intention that a lot of locals still have reverence for. My tutu kane was born in Hilo and though a Christian, he still shows massive regard towards these "mo'omeheu kahiko" (ancient traditions).
I don't think bl@nk-tub# will let people tell their stories. I just had one deleted.
The problem is, your the wrong shade. This Happens every day on every island. For that reason.
I'm sorry you had to go through that. Aloha
Thank you
when your a haole , thats all it takes no matter how respectful you are , it happend more than once to me , chips on shoulders
We are staying at Ocho Cascadas…hopefully that’s a good spot to stay in 🤞
That's a great area to stay! You'll probably have to take a car to get to and from town, it's a little too far to walk for most people. Many people say that beach is one of the best in Vallarta and that resort looks AMAZING!!! Have so much fun!
People can also park and ride the train from Fenton to avoid the parking. But the train heads back to Fenton at about 4pm. The train station in Fenton has a spacious parking area.
We love Roaring Camp! One of these days, we'll get around to making about it!
He was way out of line with his approach & threats. I could totally see anyone going off the wall (pun intended) had you been climbing the rock wall or worse removing/damaging the rocks. But setting a gimbal on for a photo? He was on some power trip loaded with ignorance. SMH 🤦🏻♀️
Thank you so much for your support. We completely agree!
you do not understand, sorry
Shalom. Great video. We are FINALLY going to San Jose del Cabo in September. Can you recommend the business who took you snorkeling? If so, what was their name? Ah, the beaches look lovely. What a pleasant surprise to have a Mennorah lighting.
@@clarissahopkins1148 Shalom! It was a very pleasant and reaffirming surprise indeed :) very unexpected. We didn't make a note of the company, But it was very easy to hire a tour once we got down onto their promenade in the Marina. Lots of people standing around and trying to take you somewhere :) Thanks so much for watching and we hope you have a wonderful time in September!
What a douchebag. He definitely could have got the same point across without being like that. You handled yourselves respectfully. Can't say I would have reacted the same.
Thanks guys. It was lame situation to find ourselves in.
Yay, the Ferris wheel back
It's very nice to have one, again!
@@barbfarino9837 It's a in a different form though. This one has a top. The other one was exposed to the sun and the air. A few more people can fit into one cabin. In the old ferris wheel ride, it was designed just for up to 2 or 3 people
By the way this video made me homesick.
It seems like a great place to call home!
Thats been a hotspot for years. Alot of Americans and Canadians live there. You also missed the Virgin Mary statue that is about 20 feet deep at the Isla Coral. You should see the beach there during semana santa. You cant wven see the sand there is so many people. I love it there. My wife is from the next town over of La penita and we are retiring there soon. Enjoy
This is the first we've heard about the statue. We'll look for it, next time we're there. It's such an awesome town. We loved La Penita, as well! Maybe we'll neighbors at some point on the future! Thanks for watching!
Great Honest review Guys! Appreciate the pros and cons. I’m debating between this one and La Hacienda at the Krystal Grand as they are in our price point and adults only. Also like that they are a quick Uber to PV - any insights into La Hacienda at the Krystal grand? Ideally looking for a real 4 star. Nice rooms, good AI food, clean and maintained.
@@Gorettification thanks so much for watching! We've never stayed at the Krystal resort, ourselves. Sorry that we can't help, there. Enjoy your trip!
The last time I went to Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk this ride wasn't there yet but next time I go there, I gotta ride the new Dream Wheel
@@jojovaldez2766 Yes, you'll love the view! Just be sure to keep your hands inside the ride as the carts pass extremely close to the rides superstructure. It could be an accident waiting to happen!
@@aviandv Ok, I'll do that. Yes it pays to stay safe. We don't want to have no accidents at a place like the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
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Happy 4th of July!
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Happy 4th!
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Tuday
Happy 4th!
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Happy 4th of July to you too
Thanks!
HHappy 4th of July, Avi& V. Hope you enjoy this day. I swam in the pool and enjoyed a Bar B Q and drank a few beers@@aviandv
@@jojovaldez2766 Thanks Jojo! Sounds like you had a great day. Happy belated 4th! Thanks for always watching and commenting! ♡
We hope you guys have a great holiday! Cheers!
@@beachbumbling thanks guys! Hope you're well!
you should’ve let the woman you were with to go to the women’s section. men often touch women inappropriately in the metro because it’s so packed
Could you please tell me what the place was called that y’all went to? The building that had all the shops in one? I’m visiting puerto Vallarta soon and id love to pay it a visit.
@@annacrazysocks it's called the Mercado Municipal Rio Cuale. Here is a link to its location on Google maps. Enjoy your trip! maps.app.goo.gl/YuS6At1hZd6gzW759
@@aviandvThank you so much, your channel has been a great help while planning our trip.
Along the shore line you can see tiny baby jellyfish. I grew up here in Marin County, Tomales Bay is the most beautiful, each stop has different creatures and the depths and colors of the water are always changing.
@@katiejo1095 thanks for watching and thanks for commenting. Tomales Bay is very beautiful and we love it there. We removed your other comment. However, we are curious as to how you could tell that we rolled our eyes (which we didn't) when we're both wearing sunglasses. Our comments were on the act of calling Native Americans "Indians" (which we personally think is kind of cringe). We admitted we didn't know the history. Thanks again for your support. We hope you enjoyed the video!
Never been but it is on our list!
You'll love it there! Great beaches, awesome food!
Did you guys rent a car, and if so how much did you pay per day
Including insurance, it was about $65 usd a day. We've found the best way to get the best rates without surprise fees is to book directly with the car rental agency, nott through a 3rd party site like Booking or Expedia.
From the sky, they make the Giant Dipper look like a toy model diecast