she is living the life and we are watching

Love your videos. In this new adventure you’ll find wonderful sightseeing and great food. I’ve been there once and can’t wait to get back. Enjoy.

Hahaha love the roosters in the background😅 we lived in the Cayman Islands before Mexico and had tons of roosters living on our front lawn 🐓 🌴Todos Santos is another place we’ve never heard of - but it looks like the exact slow paced vibe we love🙌🏼 great, informative video👏🏼

Fun fact Laura that i dont know if you already know about both Baja Californias is that they didnt become states until the early 1950s, before that they were called Territories like in Canada. Which makes these two states the youngest of the country. Thats partly whey they are so different in culture.

Thank you for the info. It's great.

Its so nice to see your passion everytime you are in a new town or place in Mexico. You are not the typical picky gal from the states. Youre an easy-going gal. I love your videos, make them longer dont be mean to us. Hahaha.

I was there this time last year and the weather was cool. I took the most amazing cooking class at El Refugio! Great little coffee shops like Cafelix and Taller 17. One of the hotels downtown has an amazing rooftop bar, can’t remember the name but the sunsets are divine from there. One place I didn’t get to that I wanted to was The Green Room, it’s on the beach but might be a cruise for you.

See if you can get the rights from that rooster to start every video off with that sound 😂🤣 Seriously tho, another great video!

Find Noel Cianci. I lived in Todos Santos 8 or 9 years ago. She has an organic farm there. I’m glad you’re there. Enjoy! ✌🏼

My reaction. "Eternal Expat new video!!!!" Hit the thumbs up button and enjoy great information about México. We luv it!

While you’re there, try to get to El Triunfo {was] a charming old silver mining town with a chimney-nice bakery . Need bus.Has a piano museum

We were there last year about this time. I'm sure there are a lot less tourists this year because the Canadians weren't able to drive down this year because of the US/Canadian border closed. It felt very touristy last year. We really liked the town. Make sure you eat and get a margarita across the street from Hotel California at Tequila's Sunrise Bar & Grill.

I am surprised that you had no idea of the layout of the town when all that is available on Google Maps and Google Street View. I am writing this from my apartment in the north of Portugal and looking out on a typical winter day with a high of around 10º and a low of -4º. I guess when winter comes around here I start to dream of Mexico, a place that I lived in for quite a bit way back in the Sixties and Seventies, when I taught English and generally just took advantage of the cheap cost of living and safety (at that time) of the country. I have to admit though that Baja California is not a place that ever attracted me. Maybe it is because I lived in Arizona and was tired of the desert. I enjoy more the coastline of Nayarit and the interior too. San Blas is a place that left a positive impression. From what I have read, it hasn't yet been destroyed by tourism. Here in Portugal we have the advantage of safety, a modern infrastructure, and most importantly, proximity to so many places in Europe, including Spain, which is just 10 kilometers from my house. What we don't have are the happy people, the incredible and varied food, the equally happy music (Fado is not a happy genre), the lush tropical vegetation, and the warm water beaches.

I am very interested to learn more about BCS! Enjoy!

occasionally. it is good to disconnect from the silly cars. A bicycle is still the youthful spirit of adults. When you experience the relaxation power of a recumbent bike. You will feel that you have been wasting your time, like a slave to a car. I have 2 cars here in the USA. I only use them for errands. since everything is far away. In Mexico. the little shops on the corner. It is your food cellar

Would be interested in more info on costs of homes around Todos Santos as I had heard real estate was somewhat pricey compared to other parts of Mexico. Nice video!

Check out “Santos Chilotes” for great fish tacos at a reasonable price. It’s at the corner of where Highway 19 bends, a block down from the Hotel California. Also known as Avenida Benito Juárez, across from his scowling monument.

Thanks for your videos! Really appreciate being able to experience places in Mexico with you. Planning to come to Todos Santos in a couple weeks. So excited. Can you comment on food safety in TS and the area? We know all the basics and will be prudent but due to immune system issues, I cannot afford to acquire big doses of new parasites or bacteria on this trip! Will be staying in Airbnb so can do some of our own cooking. Thanks! if you want to be in touch privately, let me know how I can contact you.

You should check out DoceCuarenta Cafe for their coffee and lunch, LaEsquina for breakfast and Chill N Grill for burgers and beer. Green Room is north along the beach for great seafood but might be a bit of a ride. Certitos Beach for a day of surfing.

Hi I really like your videos The price for one bike was 2500 pesos ? Or for 2 ?

125 dollars for a used bike is a ripoff. The town looks really nice. That is the Mexico that I like. When we lived there we lived among the people and never went to American tourist traps. I don't know if you knew Spanish before going to Mexico but it certainly helps. I had studied four years in high school but really couldn't speak a word. I did know the grammar. When I first went to Mexico in 1964 it was to Guaymas and Mazatlán. When I came back after one month, I went to my high school and tried to have a conversation with my old Spanish teacher. Sadly I discovered that he could not speak Spanish. None of us at the time ever knew that or probably even cared. I am confident that foreign language teaching has improved in the US since those days. Has it?

En las playas de Todos Santos puedes ver las ballenas 🐳 cuando se pone el sol un espectáculo maravilloso

You'd expect the Pacific coast of Baja (norte o sur) to have plenty of beaches, especially if you're accustomed to the Mexican Pacific coast from Mazatlán south through el Bajío and beyond, but it doesn't, because of the terrain. The mountains come right up to the coast, there are very few natural bays, and the surf is fairly unsafe for swimming. If these weren't enough, the adjacent inland area is skinny and not productive enough to support developed beachy tourism, even if there were good spots for it. Which there aren't. Nice place to visit and very nice people, of course, but Baja has inhospitable terrain, como la luna. If Baja Pacifico were gonna become more desirable, it already would be.

$125.00 is a lot for a used bike or did you pay $125.00 for both bikes.Try to sell them before you leave even if you get less than half at least you will get some of your money back,unless you want to keep them.

Why don’t you show the town in your video if you are taking about todos santos give a tour

Another selfie video -- everybody wants to be a movie start these days. Much better would be video of the actual town with all the commentary as voiceover.

I thought I would see lots of sights and natural beauty of Todos los Santos which has been recommended to me. Unfortunately this nice young woman talked and talked for 95%+ of the time.

All I can Say is that You,re so beautiful.

I would have been disappointed with you guys if you had chosen a car over bikes - you seem very much "bike people".