The penthouse?! How fun! Have a great time and let us know how it goes!

@@StNickTravels will do

We did bring the drone as the rules were quite vague when we went! We were sure not to fly it at all in Etosha or Sossusvlei when the rules were quite clear but it is a large and sparse country so we were able to fly it on some of our drives and by the ocean when it wasn't a disturbance. No issues at customs but they didn't really check for anything or acknowledge it. Always recommend checking and following the most up to date rules!

Yes just the teppanyaki where they cook it in front of you requires a reservation!

Oh yes, we have been to Mercado San Juan in the past and loved it! Thank you for the support and for welcoming us to your city!

I do not believe that they had any club level so the entire facility was accessible to everyone. There are still a few additional paid items such as the cabanas, an elevated dining experience, and some water sports.

Tough question as I would say it really depends on what you're looking for: beach, food, pools, etc. Overall, I think Secrets Moxche is top for us. As I mentioned, different though for different things. Best food was Hyatt Zilara, best entertainment was Planet Hollywood, and many others provide better value!

Awesome, we're sure you love it! Glad you enjoyed the video as well. It is a paved bottom but when we were there it was covered in leaves. Given the surroundings, that's probably the case often. It was soft and enjoyable though! We just purchased the tickets upon arrival!

Hi there! We have not been to the Hyatt Ziva but we have been to the Hyatt Zilara which is the adults only sister property. The Zilara has a slight edge on better food but overall would definitely say that the Secrets Moxche is better!

​@@StNickTravels thank you so much!

Happy to provide some additional info: We got the gorilla trekking permit through our hotel in Bwindi - Bwindi Guest House. Most places you stay can assist with those types of things! They picked up the permits from the capital for us and had it ready to go. If you end up booking with them you can use our link to support us (it doesn't cost you anything): www.booking.com/hotel/ug/bwindi-guest-house.en-us.html?aid=8073218 We rented from the car through 4x4 Uganda, they were great! www.4x4uganda.com/ If you watched our full KZfaq series I think it gives the best depiction of the itinerary but generally we did 2 days Murchison Falls, 1 day Kibale, 4 days Queen Elizabeth, 1 day Bwindi, and 1 day Mburu. Our lens was an older Nikon 70-300mm zoom lens. No fridge cooler in the SUV but we know that's common. We just had dry snacks and ate daily at our hotels. Yes, we did take the daily malaria meds when we were there! Hope that helps and that you have an amazing trip!

​@@StNickTravels Hi there, Thank you so much for the reply. Apparently, they changed the way the hand out Gorilla / Chimp Permits this year - you only can get them through tour guides (4x4 rental companies classify as tour guides). Did you bring your own mosquito nets with you or were you always provided mosquito nets at the hotels? Thanks again!

@@KongKillha Oh that's interesting! I would imagine. the 4x4 company can assist as we understand the permits must be picked up from the capital. Every hotel we stayed at provided a mosquito net! I can't imagine one that would not provide it but can always double check with them if there are any concerns.

Definitely a bummer that their AI points costs went up so much!

We did so right at the General Luna dock! They have a standard process and prices there.

Yes, all of the food is all inclusive as well!!

We absolutely loved the country and the people. Hope to be back some day!!!

Soo delicious! We start planning our return as soon as we leave Mexico every time!!!

Hi there! Unfortunately, we only ate there for the breakfast buffet which was provided as a part of our Marriott status so unsure if the other cost. Sorry we couldn't be more helpful!

@@StNickTravels Thanks for the reply 🫶🏻

Awesome, thank you for the support! I'm sure you'll have a fantastic time!!

Hello! Parking wasn't really too much of an issue when you went into town and the signs were pretty easy to follow. We always use AutoSlash to get our rental cars. One nuance with renting a car in Mexico is they require liability insure so usually we have to argue that our credit card covers that but up to you on how you want to handle it.

We actually used Uber to get around everywhere! An arranged driver might be better though? Worth considering!

@@StNickTravels Thank youuu soo much for the advice

This was in the month of May!

@@StNickTravelsperfect as we will be visiting this month and this gives me a preview of the what the weather looks like👌🏼😃 Can’t wait ❤🙌🏻

No, this resort is not an all inclusive

It was just joking around on Kyle's extra emphasis on the head turn!

We have never been to the Dream Sands before so cannot speak to s comparison. This does seem like it would be great for a family together trip! They have lots of areas for both adults and kids, as well as fun activities and entertainment for everyone.

Yes, we always say that Mexico City is underrated to Americans! We have actually been to El Huequito and love it! It's nice they have so many locations and the al pastor is amazing!

We rented through Binggo (link below) in person. It was 1,500 PHP for 24 hours - about $25 USD. Cheers! maps.app.goo.gl/vqntzqKaP4hcB6Ew6

Thanks a lot ! :)

Hi there! Great question. We would say that it was definitely accessible. They do have ramps everywhere and also golf carts to bring you to/from your room to the main areas. There are no elevators to the rooms but I would expect you can request one on the first floor to make that easier.

Very cool! Just subscribed and will keep an eye out for your video!!

Much thanks & respect

Such a lovely property! Thank you for hosting us!

Glad to hear it was helpful and appreciate the support! From what we remember, most gas stations did not have an issue paying with card but we recall one or two explicit instances of it (one very small station outside of Ishasha and another between stops where we had to walk across the street to an ATM). We mostly had issues with it in paying for permits at the park entrances and then at two of our hotels.

Amazing, you will have such an incredible time! Best of luck in game spotting!!

🤘🤘🤘 Yesss love to see it! We were both class of 2011! Thanks for the support!

Unfortunately, only Impressions guests can make use of the Impressions specific areas. If you do book with Impressions, you have access to the whole resort. Hope that helps and let us know if you have any additional questions!

Thank you so much for the support! Enjoy your trip!!!

@@StNickTravels Will do. Thank you.

Don’t be scared. I bring my children multiple times a year. Mexico is amazing. You will forever have a changed mind after you go!! Enjoy it and go back!!

@@ryanpelletier4878 Had a great time. Might have been too hot and humid at times, but enjoyed the stay.

Yes I would definitely say that's enough time! My recommendations would be to start at the Porto Cathedral and then walk over the Pointe Luis Bridge to Serro do Pilar. From there you can venture downhill and stay on the south side of the Douro River and visit one or two of the Wine Houses and grab a bite to eat!

Yes we booked this with Hyatt points and there are no resort fees with award bookings!

We had a wonderful time!

Good question! We would say: 6 - Food 7 - Entertainment 6 - Room 7 - Pools 9 - Beach 8 - Value Overall it was probably right in the middle average of those we have been to!

Yes, it is definitely skiable but not in September. I think their season is late-March to early-April!

Thank you so much for the support!

@@StNickTravels You're welcome

So glad it was helpful and thank you for the support! If you have any questions, just let us know. Have a wonderful trip!

@@StNickTravels I do have a question actually! We will be staying at the Okaukuejo camp (but in a bush chalet which has a braai and we prefer to cook a few meals rather than eat all at the lodge). We've read there are some rules around bringing meat in or out of the parks (so hoping to grocery shop before we enter Etosha)... did you have any experience with this? Thanks in advance!

@@jillianflesh3066 Yes we did the same thing! We visited a Pick n Pay in Windhoek before heading up to Etosha and bought and cooked all of our meals, meat included! Never had anyone check our vehicles or anything but did interact with park staff at entrances. It was quiet when we went near the end of COVID though.