Mexico's Most UNDERRATED Beach Town! DREAMY RV Life in Huatulco, Oaxaca

"We didn't expect this town to be as rural as it is..." Doesn't Google Maps and/or Google Earth offer satellite view?

Wowww hermoso video y la playa bella con una cerveza Victoria más rica felicidades chicos un fuerte habrazo desde Los Angeles CA

Hi there! Thank you very much for sharing your experiences here on this part of the Mexican coast!! This was awesome content and videography! You two make a wonderful product.

This is great to see. My wife's aunt goes to the city of Oaxaca yearly for quite a bit of the year. She has been repeatedly inviting us to join her down there, at some point. This was great to get an idea of what the coastal area of this providence is.

Are you two coming to Ouray, CO anytime soon?

Safe travels!!

Any issues with scorpions going in your vehicle?

Mexican presidents for the 40 years or so before the presidency of Vicente Fox (2000-2006), who was a rich businessman before getting elected) all left offices as billionaires. One way to do it was "to develop" a tourist resort. The most notorious and lucrative was Cancun. The late President Miguel de la Madrid (1982-88) developed Huatulco. I was a international reporter back then stationed in Mexico City. The government took a bunch of us on a week-long tour to Huatulco, totally undeveloped back then. Great week.

Who needs fast internet in paradise? You can’t have it all that natural beauty and expect fast internet too! 😂

I just found you. How refreshing. I am looking at retiring on the Oaxaca
Coast. Beautiful and thank you.

San Agustinito, where Don Taco campsite is, is our favorite beach in all of the pacific side of Mexico!

You wouldn't catch me driving an RV through Mexico that's for sure

Yes, Huatulco is a wonderful place and I'd love to spend more time there, too. Playa Entrega is excellent. Love the layout and streets in the town, too.

I'm from there and i will tell you a little bit of the story and why Huatulco is underrated and not globally known as Cancún. Huatulco along with Cancún was one of the 5 spots from Mexico discovered and intented to be a CIP which means Integrally Planned Center and that Mexico's government build as they saw the potential that Mexico had for international tourism at the time (Acapulco and Vallarta had blossom by that time) with Cancún we can say definitely the mission was acomplished: a world class tourist destination but Huatulco didn't boomed the way it was meant to be and that is due to several factors: aerial connectivity is an issue, you can get a direct flight to Cancún almos from any wehere in the world but not the same to Oaxaca's coast and by road you have to go through hard roads so that also makes it kinda tirying and time consuming but on the other hand you get a more quiet atmosphere and sustainable thing as Huatulco is certified as green globe destination so you can be sure that you are swimming in one of the cleanest waters of the world 😊

My mother is from there ! It’s indeed under rated ! It’s a beautiful place to visit.

been watching you guys and few others travelling mexico William the swiss guy and jumping places all great stuff.....had to laugh when i seen your cat on a leash lol never seen that before ...haha ..good work ...thanks for sharing...

whats the live music scene like there? ...

Lo ve Lo ve your video❤

Your partner must practice Muay Thai?

It looks so beautiful, hoping to visit soon!! How was the internet there? Were you able to take video calls?

Mexico has amazing beaches!

Absolutely beautiful 🤩 tfs.

yo creo que huatulco es un lugar muy hermoso y gracias amigos por traernos este vídeo

Awaiting the puerto Escondido video…..

love your videos and under water adventures. What device are you using would love to up grade my current camera.

I spent 3-4 days in Huatulco back in late 2003. It was surreal. A fully developed resort town with better roads and infrastructure than anywhere you would have travelled from........but no people! The geography is stunning.....i motorcycled to many, totally empty, miles long beaches. A truly incredible place which I gather was developed to become the Pacific coast alternative to Acapulco. Good to see it's now thriving.

This is what Suyulita was hyped up to be but is far from

👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

Heading to Mexico in 10 days travelling from Mexico City to Cancun for a month.

Just discovered your channel and your great videos. Really enjoyed your honest style and we will be lucky to visit many of the places I’ve seen on your videos.

Keep up the great work

So exactly what was the name of the beach. It looks like Hualtuco is a bit inland from the coast. Thanks !

I just got back from Huatulco, Barra de Santa Cruz along with other Oaxacan towns and cities. Mexico is fabulous.

This guy is sooooo lucky to have a woman like her, sooooo beautiful and easy going, he won the lottery without buying a ticket

This was the video that was sticking lagging the visuals

Thanks for sharing. But next time introduce yourself and your husband needs to be, a little more excited...to convince us all.

Is it safe to take your RV through Mexico? I’d love to do it. Is there plenty of diesel?

I’m Mexican, and I never thought of Oaxaca State as a beautiful place to live.

Been to Mexico many times. Im not sure Id feel real safe driving across the country. Have heard some horror stories.

Wow 🤩..!

Hi Liz and Dennis, its Dale and Lee, enjoying your RV vids in Huatulco. I watched you folks crossing the boarder to start your trip, with good RV stories, mostly joys. We are refurbishing our 90 Fleetwood 28' Tiago Montara with 4x325w panel to replacing gen set, before heading MX.

So new to this channel. Was wondering how two so young can travel full time? Do you get temporary jobs where ever you go to?

Great content your good ppl

I’m curious what they do regarding your cats when you crossed into Mexico? And back to the US if that’s where you went after. Thank you!

de echo a mi me gusta mucho más Huatulco que playa del Carmen pero me gusta que esté así , sin tantos hoteles.

This makes me want to go travel Mexico right now. Absolutely gorgeous.

Amexico lindo y querido

Hi!
Just started seeing your videos and they’re awesome!!
We’re going to visit Huatulco in a few months and was wondering if you can share your tour guy info..
thank you for such a beautiful videos

Saludos desde Chiapas, México.

I know it’s 2yrs ago heh but how much were the oysters? I could go nuts on fresh oysters.

Lo bueno que es ya van a cambiar las leyes para esto ya no pase y los extranjeros no abusen. Ahora todos van a tener que tener visa. Y ya no van a haber nomadas en México. Ahora van a tener que contar con visa y lo máximo que podrán estar en México, serán tres meses.

Disfruten de México y sus playas, pero recuerden siempre respetar a nuestra gente y nuestras tradiciones, México es seguro para quienes no viven aquí, pero la gente ya la tiene muy difícil, así que hagan lo menos posible para evitar molestar a nuestra gente.

Thank you for sharing!

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